School Closure for the Remainder of School Year
From the Governor:
In alignment with yesterday’s updated federal guidance, today we are announcing the extension of school closures through the remainder of the school year. Today’s announcement is intended to give parents and educators as much certainty as possible so they can plan and make decisions. While this isn’t the outcome any of us wanted, we are grateful for the partnership of schools around the state, who have stepped up to offer virtual and take-home learning opportunities for our students. These efforts are crucial, and we recognize that schools are making every effort possible to continue providing instruction during closures. We also thank our legislative partners for passing legislation ensuring all educators and staff see no disruption in pay. Our number one priority will continue to be health and safety, and we will continue to work closely with public health officials to make the best decisions for kids, families, and our school communities.”
The Governor's Announcement
In alignment with yesterday’s updated federal guidance, today we are announcing the extension of school closures through the remainder of the school year. Today’s announcement is intended to give parents and educators as much certainty as possible so they can plan and make decisions. While this isn’t the outcome any of us wanted, we are grateful for the partnership of schools around the state, who have stepped up to offer virtual and take-home learning opportunities for our students. These efforts are crucial, and we recognize that schools are making every effort possible to continue providing instruction during closures. We also thank our legislative partners for passing legislation ensuring all educators and staff see no disruption in pay. Our number one priority will continue to be health and safety, and we will continue to work closely with public health officials to make the best decisions for kids, families, and our school communities.”
The Governor's Announcement
Full Day Kindergarten for 2020/2021 School YearWe are very excited to announce that we will have full day kindergarten starting in August. Please call (520-364-3041) or stop by to schedule your visit.
Student of the MonthWe are proud of our students of the month. Keep up the hard work!
August: Kindergarten: Rory, First: Marjorie, Second: Allie, Third: Carlos, and Sixth: Carlos September: Kindergarten: Kelsi, Second: Olivia, Fourth: Alieyah, Fifth: Noah, and Sixth: Moroni October: Kindergarten: Brenden, First: T.J., Fourth: Esequiel, Fifth: Emma January: Kindergarten: Clara, First: Roman, Second: Archer, Third: Nicole, Fourth: Jennifer, Fifth: Skyler, Sixth: Luis Javier Keep up the good work! February: Kindergarten: Amanda, First: Meiah, Second:Kinsley, Fourth: Catherine, Fifth: J.P., Sixth: Aleah |
Upcoming EventsFriday 8-12 Drop off and pick up work for the following week
Board Meeting postponed until May 12 Open Enrollment for
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Teacher/Ratio Salary Information
pil-Teacher Ratio [1-13]
Pupil-Teacher (Special Education Services) Ratio [1-10]
Full-Time Equivalent Certificated Employees [4]
TEACHER SALARIES (A.R.S. §15-903.E, amended by Laws 2018, Ch. 285, §10)
1. Average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2021 (budget year) $48,473
2. Average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2020 (prior year) $49,559
3. Increase in average teacher salary from prior year ($1,086)
4. Percentage Increase -2%
Pupil-Teacher (Special Education Services) Ratio [1-10]
Full-Time Equivalent Certificated Employees [4]
TEACHER SALARIES (A.R.S. §15-903.E, amended by Laws 2018, Ch. 285, §10)
1. Average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2021 (budget year) $48,473
2. Average salary of all teachers employed in FY 2020 (prior year) $49,559
3. Increase in average teacher salary from prior year ($1,086)
4. Percentage Increase -2%
Information for Parents
Do you have concerns about your child's development or progress in school?
AZ Find is here to help your child succeed. What Is Child Find? Child find is a component of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004 (IDEA ’04) that requires states to locate, identify, and evaluate all children with disabilities, ages birth through 21 years, who are in need of early intervention or special education services. This includes children who are highly mobile, such as migrant or homeless children, children suspected of having a disability even though they are advancing from grade to grade, private school students, and homeschool students.
The Arizona initiative for child find is referred to as AZ FIND.
For more information: AZ FIND, 1-800-352-4558 or 928-637-1871, AZFIND@azed.gov, www.azed.gov/special-education/az-find
AZ FIND Developmental Progress Info
The Arizona initiative for child find is referred to as AZ FIND.
For more information: AZ FIND, 1-800-352-4558 or 928-637-1871, AZFIND@azed.gov, www.azed.gov/special-education/az-find
AZ FIND Developmental Progress Info
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