At a remote award ceremony on May 8, 2021, the Coconino High School “CocoNuts'' Robotics Team received several awards for their robot design and continuing positive impact on the community. The CocoNuts were honored with the Autonomous Award, Dean’s List Finalist Award, and Southwestern Region Chairman’s Award. The CocoNuts will have a remote interview in June to compete for the Championship Chairman’s Award, the highest honor a team can receive in FIRST.
According to Board Policy (I-5800 IJJ), materials recommended by the materials adoption committee will be placed on public display for 60 days prior to the board meeting at which the Governing Board will consider the adoption as per the committee’s final recommendation.
The Flagstaff Unified School District will continue to provide families, team members, and the community regular weekly updates regarding the overall risk level for COVID-19.
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Last Friday, FHS Senior Ian Honanie was honored as an outstanding, well-rounded autos student. As a reward, Ian was gifted a fully stocked toolbox from NAPA Auto Parts to begin his future at Universal Technical Institute. Congratulations, Ian!
Congratulations to all FUSD team members and students recognized during this year’s STEMMY Awards for their exceptional achievements and contributions to STEM in our community.
Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) high schools, Coconino High School, Flagstaff High School, and Summit High School, will hold in-person graduations on their respective school sites this June to honor the Class of 2021.
Kinsey Inquiry and Discovery School (KIDS) is the first school in Arizona to bring on the All Kids Bike® program thanks to fundraising from the community and Pearl iZumi.
Marks, a single parent raising two teenage sons, has coordinated deliveries of food and supplies to Navajo and Hopi families struggling during the pandemic; advocated for voting rights in the face of efforts to disenfranchise Native Americans; worked to provide access to remote learning opportunities in tribal areas made even more isolated by COVID-19; and served as a personal counselor and resource to students struggling with loss and depression.
Congratulations to Coconino High School (CHS) art students Lorelei Tessmer and Amber Kelly for advancing to the top 50 in this year's Vans Custom Culture competition out of over 500 applicants. Vote for CHS once per day through May 7th!
