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Six TUSD schools to get librarians; 71 won't
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Six TUSD schools to get librarians; 71 won't

  • Sierra Blaser
  • Updated 11 mins ago

Governing board members had a tense debate about whether adding six librarian posts would be enough to have a positive impact across the Tucson Unified School District's 88 schools.

TUSD now warns public speakers about 'legal liability;' critics say it could chill speech
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TUSD now warns public speakers about 'legal liability;' critics say it could chill speech

  • Sierra Blaser
  • Updated 1 hr ago

A new addition to Tucson Unified School District's public-comment script warns speakers that defamatory statements at board meetings may expose them to "personal legal liability." The district says it only expands on an existing warning in the script, but an Arizona lawyer says it could have an unintended chilling effect.

Teachers in TUSD set to get pay raises
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Teachers in TUSD set to get pay raises

  • Sierra Blaser
  • Updated 2 hrs ago

Tucson Unified School District teachers will receive a $3,000 salary increase under a newly approved pay plan funded by last year鈥檚 voter-approved override. The district also approved a one-time bonus for teachers, higher substitute pay and several new administrative appointments.

Education notes
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Education notes

  • Sierra Blaser
  • Updated Jun 1, 2026

TUSD provides free summer meals

Former TUSD basketball star takes on top athletics job in the district | Greg Hansen
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Former TUSD basketball star takes on top athletics job in the district | Greg Hansen

  • Greg Hansen
  • Apr 18, 2026

Greg Hansen's Notebook:聽Tucson Unified School District's new athletic director brings 30-plus years of experience amid evolving competition and challenges in modern athletics landscape.

Tim Steller's column: TUSD moving to new HQ amid financial crisis
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Tim Steller's column: TUSD moving to new HQ amid financial crisis

  • Tim Steller
  • Updated Mar 24, 2026

Tucson Unified School District borrowed money from its unemployment insurance account to buy a new headquarters. That approach helps explain why the district is in a budget crisis.

Tucson Speaks Out: November 1
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Tucson Speaks Out: November 1

  • Nov 1, 2025

Local opinion: Time to invest in Tucson鈥檚 children with TUSD override
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Local opinion: Time to invest in Tucson鈥檚 children with TUSD override

  • Jim Byrne Special to the 51黑料网
  • Oct 19, 2025

Arizona is routinely in the bottom five nationally for per-pupil spending. This override is our chance to transform our schools into community institutions that meet the needs of our families and children.

Tucson voters to decide council seats, school bonds
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Tucson voters to decide council seats, school bonds

  • Charles Borla
  • Updated Nov 4, 2025

There are no statewide races on the Nov. 4 ballot, but there are four citywide races to settle and spending proposals at three Tucson-area school districts.

TUSD to cut back on standardized testing
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TUSD to cut back on standardized testing

  • Sierra Blaser
  • Updated Sep 1, 2025

Students at聽Tucson Unified schools are expected to see a reduction in standardized tests this school year as the district turns its focus to increased instruction time.

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