Kinsey Inquiry and Discovery School

Our School

Our Mission

To provide an undeniable foundation for young learners, nurturing their curiosity, fostering a love for knowledge, and empowering them to make an undeniable impact in a rapidly changing world within a safe and inclusive environment.

At Kinsey Inquiry and Discovery School, we are dedicated to providing an undeniable foundation for our young learners, nurturing their curiosity, and fostering a love for knowledge. Through engaging and inclusive education, we empower our students to develop essential skills, unlock their unique potential, and become lifelong learners. We are committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment where every child's individuality is celebrated, and their social-emotional well-being is prioritized. With a focus on academic excellence, character development, and the cultivation of critical thinking, we aim to equip our students with the tools they need to navigate the ever-changing world with confidence and make an undeniable impact. Together, with the support of our dedicated staff, engaged parents, and the broader community, we strive to create an educational journey that sets the stage for a future filled with endless possibilities.

Kinsey Inquiry and Discovery School embraces the undeniable power of place-based education and project-based learning to enrich students' experiences, fostering their development of college and career readiness attributes.

Our Core Values

WONDER - INTEGRITY - COLLABORATION - ENGAGEMENT

Our Student Code

F.I.R.E

FRIENDLY - INTEGRITY - RESPECT - EMPATHY

Attendance

Hotshot crews were first established in Southern California in the late 1940s.They were called “Hotshot” crews because they worked on the hottest part of wildfires. These are highly skilled hand crews that mobilize all over the country to keep communities safe.

In Flagstaff, we have been grateful to have these highly skilled fire fighters come to the aide of our community. We have changed our mascot to honor this diverse group of men and women who work to protect our lands and communities. Like these crews, we want our students to become stewards of the land, while having the skills to thrive in the communities they live.

Hotshot crews were first established in Southern California in the late 1940s.They were called “Hotshot” crews because they worked on the hottest part of wildfires. These are highly skilled hand crews that mobilize all over the country to keep communities safe.

In Flagstaff, we have been grateful to have these highly skilled fire fighters come to the aide of our community. We have changed our mascot to honor this diverse group of men and women who work to protect our lands and communities. Like these crews, we want our students to become stewards of the land, while having the skills to thrive in the communities they live.