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he NUSD governing board approved the mandated revisions to its Wellness Policy on June 12, 2017.

Notice of Public Hearing and Vote on July 12, 2017 regarding the 2017-2018 Proposed Budget.

A.J. Mitchell Elementary School teacher Tania Barojas was selected to receive the Outstanding Teacher Award.

Brad Beach, a 1984 graduate of Nogales High School, has been teaching 24 years, the last six at Pierson Vocational High School. He was recognized at the Nogales Unified School District's May 1 board meeting for his exceptional service to the district.

I am pleased to share a new resource available for families and teachers to help identify and support students with dyslexia.

The Nogales Unified School District continued its tradition started this semester of honoring an outstanding educator with the selection of Robert M. Bracker Elementary School Reading Specialist Penelope Munguia.

The Nogales Unified School District honored Speech Pathologist Roxanna Holguin at the March 27 board meeting for her outstanding service and dedication.

The International Baccalaureate (IB) programme, now in its 25th year of full operation, became a hallmark of Nogales High School shortly after Barbara Mathis joined the NHS faculty in 1988, having experience as an IB teacher while working in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Lizyvette Lopez, a fourth grade teacher at Mary L. Welty Elementary School, was the latest Nogales Unified School District educator to be honored at a governing board meeting for outstanding service.

NUSD and the governing board honored two special education teachers at the governing board meeting on Feb. 13, 2017.

Nogales Unified School District Superintendent Fernando Parra began a new tradition at the governing board meeting Jan. 30, 2017 by recognizing an outstanding teacher.

Thanks to our voters for supporting NUSD #1 efforts to join the Pima County Joint Technical Education.

On behalf of Nogales High School, I would like to take this opportunity to send out a very special thank you to everyone who assisted in getting our Marching Band to Washington D.C.!

The National Endowment of the Arts has awarded the Nogales High School mariachi program its second grant in two years, this time for $40,000.