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Photo by L. ParsonsThe Winslow Unified School District Governing Board and Superintendent Cyndie Mattox recognized its employees and volunteers of the months of November and December. They include (front row, left to right) CeCe Donnelly, Maria Perales, Josephine Begay (back row) Kimberly Gould, Lisette Quintana, Amber Martinez, Larry Oso and Mattox. Also recognized was Deb Fulton (not pictured).

WUSD faces shortage of school bus drivers

Jan 21

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Lower student count revises district budget

Dec 10

Photos by L. ParsonsEmerson Leonard (left) gets some help from teacher Stephanie Westover trying on her new shoes as Mia Hartnet (right) does the same.

A mother’s love brings new shoes to local school kids

Dec 10

Photo by Troy McReynoldsBonnie Brennan Elementary held a Hoop Shoot sponsored by the Elks Lodge last week. The event is part of a national free throw competition. The winners in the boy’s category were (left to right) Jacoby Chee, Dre Bailon and Diondre Redmayne. Jacoby who is the twin brother of the girl’s champion, will go on to the next round of competition held in Camp Verde later this month.

Bonnie Brennan Elementary School receives ‘A’ grade

Nov 12

Photo by L. ParsonsThe Winslow Unified School District Governing Board and Superintendent Cyndie Mattox (right) recognized its employees of the months of August, September and October last week. Pictured are (left to right) Arianna Huerta, Sheri James, Sondra Dixon, Sam Setalla, Preston DeSpain and Jeanette Holt.

Donations to Winslow schools add to classroom improvements

Nov 12

WUSD mourns loss of teacher

Oct 22

High school football this week

Oct 9

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School board delves into concern over bus routes

Sep 3

Photo by L. ParsonsFourth grade student Zoey Jones was one of many students recognized for passing last year’s AZ Merit standardized test, her award was in English Language Arts.

School board recognizes outstanding achievement

Aug 20

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Importance of proposed jail district tax discussed

Jun 13

Photo by L. ParsonsThe WUSD Governing Board and Superintendent Cyndie Mattox (center) recognized music teacher Ginger Fischer (right) as the classified employee of the month and transportation employee Tony Mora (right) as certified employee of the month.

Winslow School District makes determination on athletic trainer

May 21

It’s a time of celebration as students graduate this week

May 21