Eva Marshall Elementary School

Eva Marshall Elementary is a public school in Flagstaff, Arizona, part of the Flagstaff Unified School District, serving students from Pre-K through 6th grade. Recognized among the top elementary schools in Flagstaff, Arizona, the school enrolls approximately 380–400 students with a student-teacher ratio of about 13:1. The student body is about 63% minority, primarily Hispanic and American Indian. Academic proficiency places the school in the top half of elementary schools in Arizona, with roughly 35% proficient in math and 42% in reading and English. Located at 850 N Bonito St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, Eva Marshall Elementary emphasizes small class sizes and equitable learning opportunities for all students.

Emily Cartwright, a teacher at Eva Marshall Elementary, received the Rookie Teacher of the Year award for 2024 from the Coconino County Office of Education. The award recognizes her great work in inclusive education and supporting students with intellectual disabilities.

Q1. How often do parent-teacher conferences happen?

Ans: We hold conferences twice a year. Parents can also ask for more meetings to talk about how their child is doing.

Q2. How does the school get the community involved?

Ans: Families can help out by volunteering, attending school events, and working with community projects to aid students' learning.

Q3. Does the school have social-emotional learning (SEL) programs?

Ans: Yes, we focus on SEL by teaching lessons in class, working with classmates, doing calming activities, and giving counseling.

Q4. How does Eva Marshall support digital citizenship?

Ans: As part of what they learn, students are taught to use tech responsibly, stay safe online, and act ethically on the internet.

Q5. What annual events or traditions does the school have?

Ans: We have events like science fairs, reading nights, cultural parties, and community service projects for students and families.