Surprise school administrator named best by state group
Frazier moving from Valley Vista to district office
Helping Andrew Frazier, center, celebrate his honor as a top administrator, are, from left, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services Craig Mussi, Valley Vista Assistant Principal Charise Moore, Dysart High School Principal Samantha Centeno, DUSD Superintendent John Croteau, DUSD Assistant Superintendent for Education Services Shelley Isai and Director of Student Services Kevin Cashatt.
Courtesy DUSD
The Arizona School Administrators recently named Dysart Unified School District official Andrew Frazier the Distinguished Administrator of the Year in the Secondary Division at its annual conference in June.
Frazier was a principal in the Dysart district for several years, most recently at Valley Vista High School.
He is moving into the role of director of curriculum, instruction and assessment for high schools for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Surprise school administrator named best by state group
Frazier moving from Valley Vista to district office
Courtesy DUSD
Helping Andrew Frazier, center, celebrate his honor as a top administrator, are, from left, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services Craig Mussi, Valley Vista Assistant Principal Charise Moore, Dysart High School Principal Samantha Centeno, DUSD Superintendent John Croteau, DUSD Assistant Superintendent for Education Services Shelley Isai and Director of Student Services Kevin Cashatt.
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The Arizona School Administrators recently named Dysart Unified School District official Andrew Frazier the Distinguished Administrator of the Year in the Secondary Division at its annual conference in June.
Frazier was a principal in the Dysart district for several years, most recently at Valley Vista High School.
He is moving into the role of director of curriculum, instruction and assessment for high schools for the 2025-2026 school year.
Helping Frazier celebrate the honor were Assistant Superintendent for Support Services Craig Mussi, Valley Vista Assistant Principal Charise Moore, Dysart High School Principal Samantha Centeno, DUSD Superintendent John Croteau, DUSD Assistant Superintendent for Education Services Shelley Isai and Director of Student Services Kevin Cashatt.
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