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Parent input for 2022-2022 School Year
Park Meadows parent/guardian environmental input form for class placement, 2022-2023. Parents can provide input on their child’s needs and the type of environment or teacher that may best serve their child’s needs.
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All Things E.Q. at Park Meadows
Students benefit from the weekly insights & enjoy the program. Watching students take ownership in their school and coming to class with a purpose is incredible. It doesn’t happen overnight, but the culture shifts from “What’s in it for me?” to “How can I help?” and that shift occurs faster when the school has positive student role models on campus.
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Students Learn Advanced Technology in Early Grades
Students at Park Meadows have technology as one of their specials. First graders have been learning how to design and create their own computer games using codeSpark.
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Students Show Creativity Through Artwork at Park Meadows
Park Meadows students from grades K-6 get to create art in Mrs. Lorimer's Art Class. Each students gets to show their individual creativity through the various projects that the students do throughout the school year.
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Reading Night: Parent information
Find out how great our students are doing on their reading progress.
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School Supplies
Get ready for school with these supplies for the 2021-2022 school year.
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Optional Device Protection Plan
Students in grades 4th-8th can enroll in an optional device protection program
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COVID-19 Symptoms
If your child shows any signs of illness or symptoms of COVID-19, he/she should not go to school. According to the Maricopa County Department of Public Health, COVID-19 symptoms include...
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Meet Mrs. Lanese
Dear Park Meadows Parents and Guardians, I am excited to introduce myself to you as the new Park Meadows principal. I’ll tell you a little about myself and my background. I grew up in the beautiful state of Maine but my family moved here to Phoenix just in time for me to attend high school. I graduated from Greenway HS, then traveled around the country for a bit before settling back in Phoenix where I got my bachelor’s degree in education. My teaching career started in the Glendale Elementary District, then I moved to DVUSD in 2007. I taught grades 1, 2, 3, and 6, and I have been a reading specialist and a gifted specialist. My journey brought me to the District Office in 2012 as the DVUSD gifted coordinator, then I moved back to campuses as an assistant principal in 2015. During my six years as AP, I was fortunate to spend the last two at Deer Valley Middle School. While teaching, I obtained my master’s degree and am currently finishing my doctorate in organizational leadership.
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