Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register?
What do I need to do if my child is ill or otherwise cannot attend school?
How may I contact my child's teacher?
What is the cost, and how do we pay?
Where can I find lost items?
Can I leave messages for my child?
How do I register? Top of Page
To register students at Mendoza , please bring the student's birth certificate, current immunization record and proof of residency.
Click HERE for District Kindergarten Registration
Our Registrar may be reached by calling 472-1953.
What do I need to do if my child is ill or otherwise cannot attend school? Top of Page
Call the Mendoza Attendance Clerk at 480-472-1954 (this number is available 24-hours a day) and report the absence with the following details: Child's Name, Teacher Name, Room Number, Reason for Absence
How may I contact my child's teacher? Top of Page
Click here for teacher phone number. The teacher will be available for telephone calls before school and after school hours. During regular school hours you may leave a voice mail, and the teacher will return your call when the school day is over. Calls are not permitted into classrooms during times of instruction.
School Lunches: What is the cost, and how do we pay? Top of PageThe cost of lunch is $1.60 and includes a main entree and milk. Each child will have an individual account so that you can pay in advance by cash or by check, in any amount. The cafeteria can be contacted by dialing 472-1964.
Where can I find lost items? Top of Page
If your child loses an article of clothing, school materials, a lunch box or other possessions, please check the lost and found table located right inside the front gates. It’s a good idea to label personal possessions so that we may easily locate the owner. Unclaimed items are donated to local charities periodically.
Can I leave messages for my child? Top of Page
Please make sure your children have their after school instructions before they leave home in the morning. We cannot guarantee messages will get relayed and interrupting classrooms with messages is very disruptive.
Last Modified:
August 31, 2005