About CTA Humphrey and EPA

About CTA Humprey

Advanced Academics in a Welcoming Environment

Located in the northeast corner of Chandler, Chandler Traditional Academy (CTA) Humphrey prides itself on offering a welcoming, positive, and highly energetic learning environment for all students. Our experienced staff utilizes a rigorous traditional curriculum—including the specialized Spalding Reading Method and an accelerated math program—while skillfully differentiating instruction to meet the diverse needs of our unique learners. At CTA Humphrey, we believe that academic excellence and a fun atmosphere go hand in hand. Beyond our core subjects, we provide a robust selection of extracurricular activities designed to develop well-rounded students, including Running Club, Drama Club, News Club, Coding Club, Battle of the Books, and Student Council, ensuring every child finds a path to explore their passions.

Interested in touring our campus? Our school tours are scheduled by appointment only. Please contact us to schedule a tour (480) 812-6800

About Elite performance Academy

Flexible Rigor for the Driven Scholar-Athlete and Artist

125 S/ 132nd St.
Chandler, AZ, 85225

Phone:
(480) 812-6800
Fax: (480) 224-9428

ContactHumphrey@cusd80.com

Phone:
(480) 812-6870
Fax: (480) 224-9437

ContactEPA@cusd80.com

CTA School Hours

8:30 am - School Begins
3:00 pm - School Dismissed

Early Release

11:30 am - Parent Teacher Conferences
11:10 - Last Day of School

Office Hours

7:30 am - 4:00 pm

EPA School Hours

7:30 am - School Begins
12:30 pm - School Dismissed

Office Hours

6:30 am - 3:00 pm

Important Contacts - Both Programs

All school numbers begin with (480)812-XXXX

Name (with email)	Title	Ext.
Danielle Harris	Principal	6800
Regez, Hannah	Dean of Students Special Education Contact	6876
Lena Aprile	504 Coordinator	6806
Tracy Dixon	Attendance Technician - CTA	6800
Keri McCarthy	Attendance Technician - EPA	6870

Department	Ext.
Attendance Line	6803
Cafeteria	6804
Health Office	6802
Media Center	6866
Transportation - District Main Office	(480) 424-8600

Important Links

Site Council

Constitution and By–Laws

Goal Statement

A Humphrey Campus Site Council shall be established as a visionary group to address and discuss various topics such as, but not limited to, campus safety, wellness, survey information, and data related to academic achievement. This group shall establish avenues to collect and review information related to these areas as well as others if needed.

The Humphrey Campus Site Council shall provide stakeholders with the opportunities to participate in achieving the school’s goals, improvements and outcomes. It is a collegial decision-making body wherein all members share equally in the management of its business and actions. As such, all decisions made by the Humphrey Campus Site Council are collaborative in nature.

I-Name

The name of the site council shall be Humphrey Campus Site Council.

II-Mission Statement

The purpose of the Humphrey Campus Site Council is to support and facilitate the goal of igniting the passion for excellence in all staff, students, family and community. This group is designed to represent the entire Humphrey Campus community. It is a vehicle by which school staff, administrators, students, parent representatives, and community leaders may maximize the school’s potential, develop partnerships and promote lifelong learning in every student for success.

III- Goals

Discuss and make recommendations regarding campus safety and initiatives.
Answer any questions regarding the campus Journey 2025 plan.
Discuss and make recommendations regarding campus wellness and initiatives.
Design and review parent/ family survey questions and responses.
Conduct an annual review and approval of tax credit expenditures.

IV-Membership

The principal shall serve as chairman of the Humphrey Campus Site Council for the first year after which the chairperson will be elected from the membership. If the principal is unable to attend a site council meeting, he/she will designate one of the members to chair the meeting on his/her behalf.

The Humphrey Campus Site Council shall not consist of more than 10 voting members. The membership shall include parents/ guardians of Humphrey Campus students, teachers serving the school, at least one non-certified employee of the school, at least one member of student government, and the school principal.

V-Selection of Members

Humphrey Campus Site Council members shall be nominated before the first quarter meeting, and selected during the first quarter meeting. A person can nominate themselves or be nominated by another person.

VI-Terms of Membership

All site council members shall enjoy the full rights and obligations of membership. Each site council member shall be entitled to one vote. Members shall serve a one-year term. A member who has served a one-year term can serve a second consecutive term. If the council is unable to fill a membership vacancy, a member may be asked to continue to serve consecutively.

All members of the Humphrey Campus Site Council are asked to participate in all meetings in a positive and constructive manner. If a member is seen as not adhering to these moral standards or missing three meetings in a row, he/she may be asked to resign. Any vacancy on the Humphrey Site Council shall be filled for the remainder of the unexpired term.

VII-Officers

Chairperson: The chairperson, in cooperation with the school principal or designee, shall insure an agenda is prepared for each council meeting. He/she shall preside at all meetings of the council and in addition, he/she will perform all duties pursuant to the office of chairperson and such other duties as are determined by the council.

Recording Secretary: The recording secretary shall take the minutes of the meetings, both regular and special, and shall provide these minutes to each of the members prior to the next meeting.

VIII-Meetings

The Humphrey Campus Site Council shall hold a minimum of four regular meetings, once per quarter, while school is in regular session.
The principal or his/ her designee must be in attendance at all meetings.
Dates and times of meetings shall be determined at the first quarter meeting for a full year.
Meetings will be held in a facility provided by Humphrey Campus.

Dress Code

Girls Dress Code

MONDAY – THURSDAY:

Bottoms:

Pants – Plain dark navy blue or khaki (cargo pants are permitted)
Jeans – Plain dark navy blue denim (no fading, logos, or designs)-No tight-fitting or big/baggy styles
Shorts/culottes/skirts – Denim, Plain dark navy blue or khaki-Must be of modest length—approximately to the knee
Capris – Plain dark navy blue denim or khaki – tight fitting and leggings are not permitted
Dress/jumper – Plain navy blue or khaki (no pin stripes, designs, or red)
Jumpers must have a dress code appropriate shirt underneath.
No pants under the jumpers; tights are acceptable.
No tight fitting or big/baggy bottoms will be allowed.
Tights – navy blue or white

Tops:

SOLID navy blue, red or white shirts
All shirts must be solid in color with no pin stripes or logos of any kind.
A collar and sleeves are required. A solid red, white, or navy blue turtleneck shirt can be worn instead of a collared shirt.
When long-sleeved shirts are worn under the collared shirt, the shirts must be red, white, or navy blue. The collared shirt and the long-sleeved shirt do not have to be the same color, i.e., red can be worn with white or navy blue, navy blue can be worn with red or white, and white can be worn with red and navy blue.
All shirts must be tucked in.

All jewelry will remain on the owner. Jewelry shall be worn in the manner designed.

Hair shall be neatly groomed. Appropriate hairstyles and cuts, as well as natural hair colors, are acceptable.

FRIDAYS:

Tops can be red, white and blue. Background color must be red, white, or navy blue.

Students are encouraged to wear their spirit shirts (Marshalls), or may wear shirts that have a patriotic theme. No collars are required but they must have sleeves. All shirts must be tucked in.

OUTERWEAR:

Outerwear, including sweaters and sweatshirts, worn in the classroom must be predominantly navy, red, or white. A very small logo on the front of the solid navy, red, or white outerwear is acceptable. If the outerwear is worn outside and not inside the building, it may be any color.

Boys Dress Code

MONDAY – THURSDAY:

Bottoms:

Pants – Plain dark navy blue or khaki
Jeans – Plain dark navy blue denim (no fading, logos, or designs)
Shorts– Denim, Plain dark navy blue or khaki-Must be of modest length-approximately to the knee
No tight fitting or big/baggy bottoms will be allowed.

Tops:

SOLID navy blue, red or white shirts
All shirts must be solid in color with no pin stripes or logos of any kind.
A collar and sleeves are required.
When long-sleeved shirts are worn under the collared shirt, the shirts must be red, white, or navy blue.
All shirts must be tucked in.
Hair shall be neatly groomed and trimmed. Bangs shall be worn above the eyebrows. Appropriate hairstyles, cuts, or colors are acceptable. No headbands, hats, or caps shall be worn at school except hats approved by the teacher or principal for sun protection on the playground.

FRIDAYS:

Tops can be red, white and blue. Background color must be red, white, or navy blue.
Students are encouraged to wear their spirit shirts (Marshalls), or may wear shirts that have a patriotic theme. No collars are required but they must have sleeves. All shirts must be tucked in.

OUTERWEAR: