Peach Springs Unified District (4369)

Peach Springs Unified District is an active, traditional public school system headquartered at 403 Diamond Creek Road in Peach Springs, Arizona (ZIP 86434). Serving a full educational spectrum from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, this non-charter district oversees three operational schools dedicated to the community's primary and secondary learners. Situated in a remote rural setting within the broader Lake Havasu City-Kingman area context, the district delivers local public education within Arizona's 4th Congressional District. Community members, families, and educational partners can contact the district directly by phone at (928) 769-2202 or access district resources online at http://www.psusd8.org/.

The district serves a compact student body of 179 enrolled students, comprising 99 male and 80 female pupils. Demonstrating a rich cultural identity, the student population is predominantly American Indian, representing 172 of the total students enrolled, alongside small enrollments of Hispanic (3), White (2), Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (1), and multiracial (1) students. Student distribution remains modest across grade levels, ranging from 7 students in the 7th grade to 21 in the 2nd grade, with high school grades 9 through 12 accounting for a combined total of 63 students. For educational researchers examining federal data profiles, official records for this reporting period note zero full-time equivalent (FTE) staff across instructional, administrative, and support roles, marking a notable data point in the district's reported metrics.