The Pima County
School Superintendent
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Leadership
is guiding and directing efforts to enhance communication and promote educational issues, programs and activities.
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Service
means being responsive to the educational needs of schools and supporting their work in relevant and meaningful ways.
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Collaboration
is working together with students, teachers, businesses, community based organizations, parents, and taxpayers to improve the quality of education in Pima County.
The Pima County School Superintendent's Office promotes educational excellence through leadership, service, and collaboration.
Meet the Superintendent
From the very beginning, Linda Arzoumanian focused her career and her future on her passion: the education and welfare of children and adults.
Regional Support Center
Professional development center that focuses on research-based instructional strategies including technology integration into the curriculum, systems thinking, and new teacher support.
Current Events
SAREC Final Report
Here are the results from all 3 of the symposia conducted by the Southern Arizona Regional Education Center. Thank you to all who participated! For questions or comments please send us an email at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
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Mathematics Educator Appreciation Day Conference
The University of Arizona's Center for Recruitment and Retention is pleased to announce its 8th annual Mathematics Educator Appreciation Day Conference
- Saturday, January 21, 2011
- 7:15a.m. to 2:00p.m.
- Tucson High Magnet School (Lunch will be at the University Park Marriott) More…
Latest News
Press Release - TUSD Board Appointment.pdf
Pima County School Superintendent, Dr. Linda Arzoumanian, has appointed Dr. Alexandre Sugiyama to the Governing Board of the Tucson Unified School District. Dr. Arzoumanian interviewed three candidates to fill the open seat on the Governing Board of the Tucson Unified School District. Those names were forwarded to her by the community advisory committee tasked with identifying the best candidates on behalf of the TUSD community. The committee made its recommendations to Dr. Arzoumanian after interviewing all 54 applicants beginning on December 10, 2011..
For questions or comments concerning the TUSD Board vacancy, call 520.740.8451 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
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