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Masks No Longer Required as of April 21st
Governor Ducey has lifted the mandate for masks in schools (EO 2021-10). Since masks are no longer mandated, SUSD will not require the wearing of masks beginning Wednesday, April 21st. This adjustment is inline with our reopening plan which can be reviewed on the website. Anyone who prefers to continue wearing a mask certainly can and we will work as a school to help students be respectful of personal choices including wearing masks. Again, beginning Wednesday April 21st, masks will no longer be required for SUSD campuses or on buses.
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2021-2022 Online Kindergarten Registration OPEN (click HERE to complete form)
Children who will be five years old on or before August 31st of 2021 may be registered. Screening will take place May 3-5 for those registered.
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2021-2022 Kindergarten Screening (click HERE for flyer and information)
Kindergarten Screening for the 2021-2022 School year will be held May 3-5, 2021. Please click the link above to see the flyer for more information.
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Making IT REAL Introducing & Exploring littleBits!
Open to grades 2-6. Registration required. After school sessions at TTC. Click on the title to learn more!
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Newly Elected School Board Members Take Office
Newly elected School Board Members - Mrs. Julie Cluff, Mrs. Jodi McGinty, and Mr. Matt Herrington take office January 1, 2021. Pictured is Mr. AJ Taylor, Superintendent for Safford Unified School District, giving the Oath of Office to the new School Board Members.
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Full-Time Employees Receive a 10% Discount on NAU Tuition
Benefit-eligible employees can receive a 10% tuition reduction on NAU’s graduate degree programs including certificates, Masters and Doctorate degrees. Many programs are offered online and in short 8-week sessions. Click above for more information.
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Center for Disease Control - Schools and Child Care Programs
Click the TITLE to access the link from the CDC for valuable information you might find helpful.
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Resilient Arizona Crisis Counseling Program (CCP)
The Resilient Arizona Crisis Counseling Program (CCP), a free and confidential resource available to all Arizonans impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The goal of the program is to assist individuals and communities in recovering from the psychological effects of the pandemic through community-based outreach, emotional support and educational services.
