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TUSD exec to present annual budget

Tucson Unified School District’s chief financial officer will present the district’s budget to the public in four sessions beginning Wednesday.... Read more»

TUSD sup't letter on Giffords shooting

TUSD Superintendent John Pedicone sent a letter to the school district’s faculty and staff about Saturday’s shooting: “On Saturday morning a senseless and unthinkable act of violence occurred. When the news that Congresswoman Giffords was shot, I imagine you experienced, as I did, a sense of disbelief and shock.”... Read more»

Arizona school districts struggle to keep superintendents

When Elizabeth Celania-Fagen signed on as the superintendent TUSD, she said she planned to raise her family in Tucson and serve five to 10 years. But in April, the highest-paid school chief in Arizona announced she was leaving. In her resignation letter, she cited inadequate school funding.... Read more»

Mexican gov't asks U.S. court to throw out SB 1070

The Mexican government jumped into the fight against Arizona’s SB 1070 on Monday, telling a federal court that the immigration law “threatens to poison the well” of U.S.-Mexican diplomacy and could lead to racial profiling of Mexican citizens.... Read more»12

In the dark: Sky observations cast light on pollution

Globe at Night, which promotes the value of dark skies, set a record in 2010 with more than 17,800 measurements of night sky light pollution. The program teaches about the impact of excessive artificial lighting on local environments, and the ongoing loss of a dark night sky as a shared natural resource.... Read more»

Superintendents’ appraisals tough to get from school districts

Taxpayers cover the salaries of superintendents in Arizona’s public schools, but in many cases it’s difficult to learn exactly what governing boards think of their work. TUSD, Flowing Wells and Marana schools did not provide information on their superintendents’ performance appraisals.... Read more»

Guest opinion

Prop.100 choice between education and prisons

We don’t really have much of a choice when it comes to the Proposition 100 vote. Would you rather pay a temporary 1-cent sales tax to educate children and fund public safety or a permanent property tax to pay for more jail cells?... Read more»

Tucson Unified School District

TUSD to close five more schools

Five more Tucson public schools are slated to be closed.... Read more»

Elizabeth Celania-Fagen

TUSD chief approved as new head of Colorado district

TUSD Superintendent Elizabeth Celania-Fagen was unanimously approved as the new head of Douglas County (Colo.) School District on Tuesday night.... Read more»

Celania-Fagen leaving TUSD superintendent job

Elizabeth Celania-Fagen is leaving her post as superintendent of TUSD after two years on the job.... Read more»

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