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![]() Scottsdale Unified School (SUSD) students will participate in the State’s Centennial events on February 13-14. February 13 at Chaparral Suites, – 4th graders from Anasazi, Copper Ridge, Desert Canyon Elementary, Hohokam, Hopi, Kiva, Laguna, Pueblo and Sequoya will participate in the Scottsdale Area Association of Realtors event where students will display projects that represent a 10 year time period in Arizona History. Some students will also participate in a contest about Arizona History called “Are You Smarter than a 4th grader?” They will compete against some local celebrities. Some students will also attend a luncheon with featured speaker Sandra Day O’Conner.
February 14 at Cooper Ridge School – several events will commemorate the Centennial
February 14 at Hohokam Traditional School – Flag Raising Ceremony at 9 a.m. There will be a Centennial Celebration that will incorporate a flag raising ceremony, and Superintendent Peterson will be a guest speaker. The AZ state flag flown this day will be donated by Dr. Eric Meyer and will have flown above the State Capitol.
February 14 at Pima Elementary School – Arizona 100th Birthday Special Flag Ceremony at 8:45 a.m.
February 14 at Kiva Elementary School – Arizona Centennial Celebration from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the back field. Events planned include speeches by school officials and dignitaries, singing and signing of the State song, time capsule, student costumes and speeches, Arizona rap song, presentation of the State flag created by students using their hands and cake.
National School Counselor Week, February 6-11, is set aside to recognize the critical work counselors perform that positively impacts Arizona students. Counselors help students examine their personal strengths, abilities, interests and talents. Students who understand how to plan for their future make better course choices related to their educational and career goals, are more motivated to achieve better grades and take greater responsibility for directing their own educational achievement. Counselors are the connecting link between students, parents, teachers and the school system.
The Saguaro High School administrative team announced today that Jason Mohns has accepted the position of head football coach at Saguaro High School.
“The selection committee interviewed a significant number of very qualified individuals. I believe coach Mohns is a great fit for the position and will provide excellent leadership for our student athletes, football program and school community,” said Brian Corte, principal at Saguaro High School.
![]() Learning Communities in the Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) will host expos for the Arizona SciTech Festival. The Arizona SciTech Festival is the biggest Arizona celebration of innovation ever! More than 250 organizations have partnered to showcase Arizona’s leadership in science, technology and innovation. For a complete list of events, please visit http://azscitechfest.org/events. Saguaro Learning Community Science Expo – February 16 from 6-8 p.m. at Navajo Elementary School, 4525 N. Granite Reef Road, Scottsdale 85251. Activities will include Lego Robotics Demonstration(s), Gaming Demonstration (programming), Project Astro (partnership with the UofA), Embry Riddle- planetary display and activities, ASU’s Daedalus Club (rockets), and much more. Copper Ridge School – February 29 from 6 – 7:30 p.m. at Copper Ridge School, 10101 E. Thompson Peak Parkway, Scottsdale 85255. Community leaders and experts in science and technology careers will speak and meet with students and parents. In addition, there will be three 25 minute sessions in which presenters will summarize their careers, share what skills and education are needed and have a question and answer follow-up.
![]() Are you looking for an engaging and challenging program for your gifted student? Scottsdale Unified School District’s (SUSD) Comprehensive (Self-Contained) Gifted Program offers a complete gifted curriculum and is designed for students who have the extraordinary academic needs, abilities and intellectual potential found in the top three percent of the population. ![]() Are you looking for an engaging and challenging program for your gifted middle school student? Beginning in the fall of 2012, Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) will be expanding its Comprehensive (Self-Contained) Gifted Program to include 6th grade at Ingleside Middle School. “We are excited to expand our Comprehensive Self-Contained Gifted program to another school in the Arcadia Learning Community. By bringing the program to Ingleside, we will be able to engage our middle school gifted students in rigorous academic learning experiences across the disciplines,” said Dr. Kim Dodds, director of Gifted Services. “We also look forward to building on the success of the program in the coming years to include 7th and 8th grade,” she said.
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