About Hull Elementary School

Fostering a Caring Community, and Challenging Students to the Highest Academic Standards

Jane Dee Hull Elementary School strives to ensure a rigorous and meaningful curriculum while proudly honoring the legacy of former Arizona Governor Hull, a renowned champion for education. Serving our diverse elementary community, we provide a nurturing and safe environment focused deeply on character development. Our competent, highly collaborative teachers are firmly committed to continuous professional growth and student success. Backed by exceptional parent participation, we pride ourselves on a culture of high expectations that fuels student motivation and academic achievement. Thank you for making Jane Dee Hull Elementary School your school of choice!

Interested in touring Hull Elementary? Our school tours are scheduled by appointment. Please give us a call to schedule a tour (480) 883-4500

A cartoon eagle in a red athletic uniform stands in the foreground, with the words "HULL HEROES" in patriotic lettering forming the background.

2424 E. Maren Dr.
Chandler, AZ 85249

Phone: (480) 883-4500
Fax: (480) 224-9388
ContactHull@cusd80.com

School Hours

8:30 am - School Begins
3:00 pm - School Dismissed

Early Release

11:30 am - Parent Teacher Conferences
11:10 am - Last Day of School

Office Hours

7:30 am - 4:00 pm

Important Contacts

All school numbers begin with (480)883-XXXX (unless specified differently)

Name (with email)	Title	Ext.
Josh Cagle	Principal	4500
Melanie Schneider	Dean of Students Special Education Contact	4517
Karri Sands	504 Coordinator	4506
Tracy Asselberghs	Attendance Technician	4500
Heather Denuccio	Health Assistant	4500

Department	Ext.
Cafeteria	4504
Health Office	4502
Attendance Line	4503
Transportation - District Main Office	(480) 424-8600

Lunch Schedule

Grade	Lunch	Recess
4th	11:35-11:55	11:15-11:35
2nd	11:50-12:10	11:30-11:50
6th	12:05-12:25	11:45-12:05
1st	12:20-12:40	12:00-12:20
Kinder	12:35-12:55	12:15-12:35
3rd	12:50-1:10	12:30-12:50
5th	1:05-1:25	12:45-1:05

Important Links

Additional Information

Drop Off and Pick Up Information

Drop-Off Information

Campus opens at 8:05 AM.

Traffic on Maren Dr. Moves East/West. Vehicles traveling EASTBOUND are asked NOT to make a left turn into the parking lot.

When entering the parking lot, stay right to continue to the drop off lane, merge left to turn into the lot, park, and walk your student to the crosswalk.

In the drop off lane, we ask that you pull up as far as possible before allowing your student to exit the vehicle. There should be no drop off before the crosswalk.

Please do not BLOCK crosswalks.

When exiting the parking lot to Maren, there are no left turns.

Please observe the posted speed limit in a school zone is 15 MPH

Be alert and aware of crossing guards while travelling on Maren.

Our south side parking lot is our BUS LANE.

There is no student drop off in the bus lane.

If you are using this parking lot you will need to park, exit your vehicle and walk your student(s) to the crosswalk.

Be cautious exiting this lot as it is a primary crossing location for our walkers/bikers.

Pick-Up information

Students will begin exiting the building at 2:50 PM.

For cars picking students up at the ramada, EASTBOUND traffic on Maren is asked NOT to turn left into the lot.

When in the pick up lane, stay right for student pick up. Veer left to park and walk up to the ramada.

Please keep the line moving by pulling as far forward as possible.

Staff will send students to their vehicle, no pick up before the crosswalk. • Please make sure to have some sort of signage indicating your students name to assist with smooth loading.

When exiting the parking lot, RIGHT TURN only.

Please be alert and aware of our crossing guards and students at all times.

Parents who park and walk up to the ramada. Please remember to use the CROSSWALKS and do not cut through traffic.

Namesake

Hull Elementary's Namesake

Jane Dee Hull has led a distinguished life of public service, starting as an educator in the 1960s and then progressing to the Arizona legislature in 1979. During her tenure, Governor Hull became the state's first woman to become Speaker of the House; she was elected as Arizona's 16th secretary of state in 1994, and became Arizona's 20th governor, succeeding J. Fife Symington in 1997.*

Governor Hull's commitment to children and education prompted Chandler Unified School District to name Jane Dee Hull Elementary in her honor. Hull Elementary opened its doors in the fall of 2001 and has distinguished itself in the Cooper Commons community ever since. Hull Elementary's first principal, Jan Weyenberg, assembled an excellent, dedicated, and hard-working staff that fostered its welcoming and academically vital reputation. Hull Elementary's staff members are ably carrying that tradition forward, having earned both Arizona Excelling School status, and an A+ designation from the Arizona Education Association.

Click here to view a brief video featuring Jane Dee Hull Elementary's venerable namesake.

*National Governors Association

Site Council

Josh Cagle (Administrator)

Kari Smith (Support Staff)

Others - TBA

The Jane Dee Hull Elementary Site Council is a site-based group comprised of parents, teachers, support-staff, community members, and school administrators. The purpose of the Site Council is to work collaboratively with the principal on the continuous improvement of the school.

This goal is accomplished by studying current educational research and thinking, by examining the current educational program at Jane Dee Hull Elementary, and by seeking input from staff, parents, and students to set school goals and strategies to achieve them. Site Council meets at least once per month.

The primary focus for our Site Council this 2025-2026 school year will be the Journey to Excellence Plan.

Chandler Unified School District’s Journey to Excellence consists of four essential goal.

Learning Experiences

CUSD students and staff engage in meaningful, innovative learning experiences using essential skills and strategies that foster continuous growth, establish pathways to achievement, and develop successful members of local and global communities.

Community Engagement

CUSD families and community partners engage in the shared responsibility of personalizing experiences that contribute to the students’ personal, social, emotional, and academic growth.

Innovative Organizations

CUSD staff illustrate future focused, adaptable instructional and operational practices that are equitable, efficient, fiscally responsible and data driven to ensure high quality educational experiences.

Culture

CUSD students, staff, families and community members create inclusive and supportive environments that enhance open collaboration and quality learning.