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Five candidates seek three open seats on Amphitheater school board (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning Five candidates are running for three open seats on the Amphitheater Public Schools governing board. Newcomers Elizabeth Slater, John Fife and Nina Godlewski will face off for two open four-year seats, while Kimberly Ryan and Michael Gemma will face off for one open two-year seat. Elizabeth Slater, the CEO of non-profit dropout prevention organization Youth On Their Own, told the Star she is running for
ASDB's Oro Valley move leaves some families frustrated (opens the original)
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The Arizona Schools for the Deaf and the Blind hosted media Wednesday on the new Oro Valley campus. The video shows preschool teacher Catherine Hanson teaching animal sounds and middle school math teacher Bryan Newton helping students create graphs. A month into the new school year, families of current and former Arizona Schools for the Deaf and the Blind students say they're still struggling with fallout from the district's move to Oro Valley. Early this year, ASDB announced plans to relocate i
Analysis: These 9 TUSD schools are at highest risk of merging or closing (opens the original)
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Nine Tucson Unified School District campuses show the clearest signs of financial and enrollment distress, as officials weigh closing, consolidating or changing grade levels for as many as 10 of its schools, an analysis by the Star of district data shows. The district has not released a list of which schools are being considered, and any final decisions will go through the district's governing board, with a vote planned for December. But the Star's analysis based on TUSD data shows a clear group
Marana High School mourns loss of Corey Roper, 15 (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning This story contains discussions of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available 24/7 by calling or texting 988. Marana High Schoolâs hallways filled with students Wednesday morning, but Corey Roper's laugh was missing from among them. A lover of math, science and video games, the 15-year-old sophomore would usually be found surrounded by laughter caused by his endless jokes, hi
Tucson teacher brings 9/11 to classroom (opens the original)
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The top stories of the week from longtime Star columnist Greg Hansen for Sept. 6-12. Albert Olivas, a teacher at C.E. Rose K-8, almost never watches the news in the morning. âI donât like to turn on the TV in the morning because most of the time itâs bad,â he said. But on Sept. 11, 2001, âsomething, just something said turn it onâ and âthere were the towers,â he said. âThe plane had just hit, and they kept playing that over and over,â he said. âEven to this day, 25 years la
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