"In the coming years, Flagstaff residents could see a lower property tax rate than projected: the bonds fetched an interest rate of 2.13%, compared to the 4-5% used in the projections."
As part of Flagstaff Unified School District’s continued pursuit of providing effective learning environments, the Instructional Technology Team will be featuring educators who are using technology to enhance student learning. Our final feature for the 2018-2019 school year is a conversation with Jenny Stearns, a Computer Technology & Computer Science teacher at Mount Elden Middle School. She has been recognized as a leader in the district for her efforts to bring future ready learning opportunities to students.
"Sometimes needed support can be found without leaving the house, as revealed by a number of graduating Summit High School students, who credit their families for shaping their past and future as they leave high school to seek careers."
Thomas Elementary students and staff work with the Mural Mice to create a piece of art in the front office. Over the course of three weeks and countless hours of work, over three hundred students participated in the creation of the new school masterpiece.
Coconino High School Senior Sarah Norris is the first student to earn the CHS Global Studies certificate. The inaugural year of the CHS Global Studies program, the program is designed to foster global awareness and engagement.
On Friday, May 10, there will be no school for students in the Flagstaff Unified School District. The date was held as a potential make up day in anticipation of inclement weather. Latest updates on school calendars are available at fusd1.org/calendar.
Thomas art teacher, Ms. Kathy Marron, was recognized for Excellence in Art Education by the Arizona State Board of Education at the April 29 Board Meeting. Superintendent Kathy Hoffman spoke to the importance of art education as part of a well rounded and highly engaging educational experience.
