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Queen Creek USD construction update: Mountain Trail Academy on track; additions progressing at Eastmark and Chrisman
Summary
District staff reported Mountain Trail Academy construction tracking on schedule for opening, described progress at Eastmark High School additions including a gym and performing-arts spaces, and said Chrisman High classroom additions are advancing.
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District construction officials told the governing board that multiple capital projects across the district are progressing on schedule. The presentation covered Mountain Trail Academy, additions at Eastmark High School and a classroom addition at Chrisman High School.
At Mountain Trail Academy (a new elementary in the northern region), staff said the classroom building is completing exterior waterproofing, the roof is finished and rooftop units are installed; first-floor drywall is complete and second-floor work is underway. The administration building was described as about 75% framed with roof trusses being placed; staff said the project is moving along well and on schedule.
District staff also described additions at Eastmark High School: the performing-arts wing walls are complete and teams are preparing to set roof trusses; a 23-classroom addition and gymnasium are in progress, with the gym “a little over 50% complete” on wall construction. Staff said the classroom addition at Eastmark follows the school’s master plan and will allow the district to add planned space with the exception of a performing-arts center still to be finished later.
At Chrisman High School, the district reported the classroom addition CMU wall construction is complete, second-floor decking has started and underground utility tie-ins and concrete floor finishes are in place.
District staff framed the updates as part of “effective operations and systems,” noting most projects are funded by outside entities (including the state schools facilities division where cited) and emphasizing the importance of completing projects within budget.
Ending: Officials said they expect the projects to stay on schedule and to open on the timelines presented to the board; staff will provide further updates as construction milestones are reached.

