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Maine Consolidated School District is dedicated to achieving
Through high expectations, the development of lifelong learning habits, promoting active parental involvement, and quality professional development; we enable our students to embrace the change, growth, and opportunities for achievement in the diverse world of their future, and thereby become productive and successful citizens.
Due to an increase of in-district students enrolled in the past school year, it is imperative for all students to register for the 26-27 school year. We are currently at capacity for the district and need to make decisions on open enrollment applications. If you do not plan to return for the next school year, please let us know as soon as possible.
INSTRUCTIONS: After logging in, there will be 2 registration choices. Please choose the 26/27 sy registration.
For questions or help logging into ParentVUE, please call Melissa Graves at 928-635-2115 or contact by email: mgraves@mcsd10.org
MCSD Classroom Supply Lists: 2026-2027 School Year
Please Donate Recyclables For Our Art Classes! (Click for list of items)
If families have the following recyclable materials that they wish to donate for art class, they would be helpful for future projects:
- Cereal boxes
- Cardboard egg cartons
- Toilet paper rolls
- Newspaper
- Magazines
Preschool List
Preschool School Supply List:
- Mat-sized sheet (24″ x 48″)
- Blanket or sleeping bag (small) (No sheet necessary if using a sleeping bag.)
- Pillow (small)
- Stuffed animal (small)
- * Lunchbox with ice pack(s)
- Backpack
- Change of clothes (shoes, underwear, top, bottom, socks) in *gallon zip-lock bag*
- * Water bottle
Mats are provided for each student.
*Please label these items clearly with your child’s name.
Kindergarten List
Kindergarten School Supply List:
- Backpack
- Water Bottle
- Pencils
- Pink erasers
- Glue sticks
- Wet Wipes/Baby wipes
- Sanitizing wipes
- Tissues
- Markers (For art class)
First Grade List
First Grade School Supply List:
- Pencils
- Glue sticks
- Colored pencils
- Box of Crayons
- Thick set of markers Dry Erase marker (any color)
- 2 black plastic folders
- Sanitizing wipes
- Bottle of hand sanitizer
- Gadgets and fun little things to contribute to treasure box
- Box of saltine crackers or bag of pretzels for snacks
- Thin Markers (For art class)
*All supplies will be clumped together and used by everyone. Please refrain from getting “scented” materials or any “special themed” materials your child may be attached to*
Second Grade List
Second Grade School Supply List:
- Pencils
- Glue sticks
- Black thin dry erase markers
- Sanitizing wipes
- Wide ruled notebook
- Backpack
- Water bottle
- Crayola markers
- Tissue
- Plastic folder
- Watercolors (For art class)
Third Grade List
Third Grade School Supply List:
- Pencil Box or Pouch
- Highlighters (2):
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One Yellow
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One Other Color of Choice
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- Expo/White Board Markers *BLACK ONLY* (4)
- Sharpies *THIN POINT, BLACK* (2)
- Crayola Markers *WIDE TIP* (8 or 10 count)
- Crayola Colored Pencils (12 count)
- Watercolors with Brush (8 colors)
- Scissors
- Standard/Metric Ruler
- Composition Book *WIDE RULED*
- Plastic Two-Pocket Folder with Brads (3):
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One Green
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One Red
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One Yellow
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- Box of Tissues
- Clorox Wipes
- Glue Sticks (For art class)
Fourth Grade List
Fourth Grade School Supply List:
- Pencil box
- Pencils
- Colored pencils
- Art marker
- Lined writing paper
- Homework folder
- Clorox wipes
- Expo markers
- #2 Pencils (For art class)
Fifth Grade List
Fifth Grade School Supply List:
- Black expo markers
- Pencils
- Red pens
- Yellow highlighters
- Kleenex
- Clorox wipes
- Big erasers (For art class)
*All supplies will be clumped together and used by everyone. Please refrain from getting “scented” materials or any “special themed” materials your child may be attached to*
Middle School List
Middle School Classroom Supply List:
- Pencils (lots and lots of pencils)
- Highlighters (multi-colored)
- Paper (lined paper or graph paper)
- Markers
- TI-30X calculator
- Kleenex
- Clorox Wipes
- Expo markers – odorless, 4 packs, any color
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6th & 7th Grades – thick markers
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8th Grade– both thick and thin markers
- Organization (folders, binders, notebooks) – a method for keeping track of papers for each class:
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Classes include: math, language arts, science, social studies, music, PE, art, and a quarterly elective
- Sketchbook (see notes below)
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*Sketchbooks – each middle school student needs a sketchbook at least 5”x8”. Blank pages – no lines. This will be their own personal sketchbook, not a shared supply.
- Art Class Supplies
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For 6th grade art class: Colored pencils
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For 7th grade art class: Thin sharpies
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For 8th grade art class: Thick sharpies
Kids Eat Free All Summer Long
School may be out but meals are still available at participating Summer Sites! Click for details.
LIFE @ MAINEZ
Click here for the latest edition: Knowing the Orca, Mouths to Feed, Vertical Jumps, Chores, Quarter 3 Awards, and more!
AZ Dept. of Education A-F School Letter Grades
Mustang Families, here is our latest letter grade!
Move On When Reading
Our focus is on providing the best high-quality reading instruction to all students each day.
Did You Know?
The school bus is the second most safe mode of transportation for children. Read this important info
Arizona State Tax Credit
Donations to Public School have always been tax deductible. The law allows a tax credit which is subtracted from the amount of taxes you owe.
Assessment Parent Guide
Statewide Assessments show how well schools are teaching and how well students are learning. Learn more here.
From The Superintendent
Welcome to the 2026/2027 School Year Mustang Families!
My name is Justin Roberson and I am the superintendent at Maine Consolidated School. I am looking forward to our school year together! For those who are returning, thank you for the opportunity to work with your family again, and for those of you that this is your first year, welcome!
Khanmigo: All students will have access to Khanmigo, an AI generated tutoring assistant for home use. Benchmark testing grades 3- 8 will now be part of a standards-based program called NAVVY. NAVVY provides formative and summative assessments for students based on grade level standards. The benchmarks are created by Pearson, state testing company. Both of these programs are grant funded through the Arizona Department of Education.
Justin Roberson
Campus Updates
We are getting there!
AASA Smart Goals
ELA
MCSD students will increase from 46% to 51% on AASA ELA Assessment by April 2026..
MATH
MCSD students will increase from 40% to 45% on AASA Math Assessment by April 2026.
This is how we will meet our goal:
- Standards-based instruction in both ELA and Math in the classroom; weekly observations providing immediate feedback.
- Standards focus within curriculum; essential elements of instruction; DIBELS; utilized with fidelity.
- RTI/MTSS focus with timely and purposeful interventions in ELA and Math for tier 1,2,3 groupings; progress monitor
- Social Emotional Learning implemented based on student need, assessed and reflected with positive behavior and intervention supports within the curriculum
- Consistency with grading and homework expectations
- Incorporate SMART goals setting in the classroom and recognizing mastery and improvement
PARENTVUE LOGIN / REGISTRATION
- Contact 928-635-2115 before beginning the registration process
- Use your ParentVUE account to review your student’s information.
BREAKFAST / LUNCH APP
- Log in to your current account or sign-up for a new account.
Maine Consolidated School Menu
Summer 2026
Please read the menu weekly, This will help keep you informed about events and information at Maine School. If you have any messages about the menu, please send them to the office by Tuesday. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
REMINDER:
If you haven’t registered for 26/27SY, please do so on our website!
Meal Service
Maine School participates in a traditional school lunch program that is federally subsidized.
Breakfast for students costs $1.50.
Lunch for students costs $4.15
If you would like to eat lunch with your child, please let the cafeteria know about it at least one (1) day ahead of time.
Adult Breakfast: $3.00 – Adult lunches: $4.75
In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity. Program information may be made available in languages other than English. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication to obtain program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language), should contact the responsible state or local agency that administers the program or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339.
july, 2026