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SUSD Governing Board redrawing boundary lines for Pima Elementary

Neighborhoods that used to feed into Pima Elementary School could go to Hohokam and Yavapai elementary schools next year.

That, at least, is the recommendation Scottsdale Unified School District staff pitched to the governing board members in a public hearing Feb. 2. The board will make a final decision at its Feb. 10 meeting.

That recommendation has several benefits, according to SUSD Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education Dr. Christine Bonow.

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