Neely Traditional Academy

Neely Traditional Academy in Gilbert, Arizona, is known for its high-performance excellence and commitment to traditional, structured learning. Awarded a National Blue Ribbon School in 2023, along with the very goodwill of earning "A" letters from the Arizona Department of Education, Neely holds its educational environment to the highest standards as an indicator of developing students.

The school provides students with a rigorous curriculum, with gifted programs and strong parent involvement, to ensure children receive a viable education. Located in a family-friendly, thriving community in Gilbert, Neely has an opportunity to set the bar for top-quality elementary schools in Arizona and does so with great credibility.

In 2025, Neely Traditional Academy implemented the “Away for the Day” initiative to improve student engagement and decrease distractions to student learning.

Q1: Is there a before and/or after school program at Neely Traditional Academy?

A1: Yes, Neely Traditional Academy has the VIK (Very Important Kids) program that offers before and after school care.

Q2: Are students required to wear uniforms to Neely Traditional Academy?

A2: Yes, students should adhere to the school's dress code, including specific requirements regarding clothing so that students have an environment conducive to learning.

Q3: How does Neely Traditional Academy manage student discipline?

A3: Neely Traditional Academy uses a discipline policy which is systematic and focuses on respectfulness and courteousness while maintaining a calm learning environment through consistent rules.

Q4: Does Neely Traditional Academy provide technology for student use?

A4: Yes, Neely Traditional Academy does provide student devices, and parents should review the Device Protection Plan to understand coverage and other responsibilities.

Q5: What methods does Neely Traditional Academy use to communicate with parents regarding student progress?

A5: Neely Traditional Academy uses platforms such as Infinite Campus for parents to track grades and to receive regular communications about the student's progress.