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Katianna Blackwell-Scott is named a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist
Thec has announced the names of approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 66th annual National Merit Scholarship Program over the past few days. National Merit officials report these high school … more
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Scottsdale school board campaign finance reports illustrate most supported candidate
One Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board candidate has garnered far more campaign financial support than her five competitors. SUSD teacher Julie Cieniawski has raised $8,460 in … more
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Cave Creek Unified School District's Horseshoe Trails Elementary is one of five Arizona schools noted as a 2020 National Blue Ribbon School.
Horseshoe Trails Elementary School is named a 2020 National Blue Ribbon School
Cave Creek Unified School District recently announced that Horseshoe Trails Elementary School was named a 2020 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. more
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A Scottsdale Unified School District child displays a sign at a recent rally to open district schools that are phasing in campus returns for students.
Scottsdale Unified School District set to open all learning sites by Oct. 12
Over the past 12 days, the Scottsdale Unified School District has begun the process of returning to in-person classes as part of the educational entity’s phased approach to return to the classroom. more
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Invest in Ed: A look at Prop. 208
The November General Election ballot carries heavy implications for the Scottsdale Unified School District, as three school board members will be elected and Prop. 208 seeks to pump up the … more
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Arizona students in grades 5-12 can apply for 2021 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards if they made meaningful contributions to their communities through volunteering within the past 12 months.
Scholarship program seeks top youth volunteers
Through Nov. 10,  to celebrate young people making a difference in volunteering, Prudential Financial and the National Association of Secondary School Principals invite local youth volunteers to apply for scholarships and national recognition  from The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. more
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Scottsdale school board candidates talk district change
This November, Scottsdale Unified School District voters will select three new Governing Board members to begin terms in January 2021. Six candidates are running for the three open seats. … more
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Federal rules change allows Scottsdale Schools to broaden student meals program
The Scottsdale Unified School District is now able to distribute federally subsidized student meals at no cost to all children under the age of 18, regardless of whether they live in the district or … more
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The biggest change to School Salute this year is that students will now channel their own creativity and submit solo renditions of the National Anthem.
Fulton Homes reimagines its 'School Salute' program for 2020-21 school year
Even though most schools have transitioned to remote learning, Fulton Homes is continuing its annual School Salute program to encourage students to continue developing their love of music. Held in … more
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A view of both sides of Scottsdale Unified School District’sExcellence Recognition Coin. These coins will go to those who achieve success in academics, arts and athletics.
Scottsdale Schools recognize students, staff with special coins
To help mark its 125th anniversary this school year, Scottsdale Unified School District has designed a coin that will recognize the special achievements of SUSD students, teachers and staff. more
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Homeschooled students from the Highlands Latin Cottage School participate in cultural and nature activities every other Friday as part of their learning. The cottage school brings together homeschooled students in the Paradise Valley, Phoenix and Scottsdale area.
Paradise Valley homeschooling group gains traction amid education upheaval
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Phoenix resident Sarah Thomas was OK with keeping her kids enrolled in Great Heart Academies amid a shift to virtual learning last spring, but then she saw the plans for the fall semester. more
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DeFusco Law awards Scottsdale Schools teachers with supply stipends
Scottsdale-based law firm DeFusco Law, P.L.C. has announced the latest group of Scottsdale teachers who will receive its classroom supply stipends. more
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Scottsdale Unified School District officially selected its new superintendent after the Governing Board extended a contract to Dr. Scott Menzel at its March 17 meeting.
Scottsdale Schools shifts to weekly meal distribution
Scottsdale Unified School District Nutrition Services Department will transition the daily curbside service it began Aug. 10 to a weekly service, beginning Wednesday, Aug. 26. more
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Impact Gymnastics Academy is hosting study camps to allow school-age children to have a structured environment to complete their online learning.
Impact Gymnastics to host study camps in Phoenix
Impact Gymnastics Academy, a gymnastics and fitness center on the corner of 12th Street and Northern Avenue in Phoenix, is offering study camps to assist parents with student needs during the school year. more
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National Quarterback Club, Grand Canyon State Gridiron Club and Teen Lifeline are teaming to create public service announcements featuring Valley high school football players sharing messages of hope as a way to reduce suicide. Jesus Zayas of Glendale High School is one of the participants.
Valley prep football players share messages of hope during Suicide Prevention Month
The National Quarterback Club recently announced the renewal of partnership between NQBC, Grand Canyon State Gridiron Club and Teen Lifeline, the nonprofit Arizona-based suicide prevention hotline. more
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Chaparral High School is at 6935 E. Gold Dust Ave.
Scottsdale Schools upgrades campuses across the district
Summers, when students and teachers are away, provide an opportunity for campus improvement projects and Scottsdale Unified School District did not throw away its shot. more
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Chaparral math teacher and three-sport coach Richie Krzyzanowski is facing dismissal after the Arizona Board of Education revoked his teaching credentials.
Chaparral teacher, coach faces possible dismissal after revocation of credentials
A Chaparral High School math teacher’s job is in jeopardy after the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board opted to serve him with a notice of intent to dismiss on the heels of the Arizona Board of Education finding he falsified documents regarding his teaching certification. more
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Valley Voices abound as concerns swirl around return to classrooms in Arizona
Valley schools prepare to begin online learning in the early weeks of August as parents offer insights into the various degrees of staying home or returning to the classroom. more
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The Scottsdale Unified District Governing Board met April 21 with a small agenda which included a consent agenda but no discussion or action items.
COVID-19 breathes new life into emerging learning options at Scottsdale Schools
Under the looming air of COVID-19, the saying: “We’re all in this together” is not just words for the Scottsdale Unified School District as efforts are underway to make the best accommodations for students, parents, faculty and staff. more
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COVID-19 shadow looms as Scottsdale Schools leaders approve 2020-21 budget
Scottsdale Unified School District has its expenditure budget for the 2020-21 school year but the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic may cast a shadow on budget plans for years to come. more
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