Education

Surprise school admin has all the information district needs

Hawari has 17 years as employee, time spent on governing board

Dysart Unified School District Chief Information Officer Diana Hawari works in the district’s Information Technology Department and was once on the district’s governing board.

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The Surprise Independent periodically features a different educator in our city. This week, we shine the light on Dysart Unified School District Chief Information Officer Diana Hawari.

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