News
Check out the amazing things happening in our communities! These news clips and articles highlight our Restart SMART Sites or Higher Ground.
In The News
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Tucson non-profit tackling chronic absenteeism, removing barriers to getting students in class
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Lead Arizona Community Schools Continue to Reach Higher Ground
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Tucson Thrives and Higher Ground help students navigate middle school with creativity and support
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Southside, community schools represent impact on student performance at national conference
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Wakefield Middle School leads the way in bringing Judo to Southside students
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Southside principal shares the "magic" she brings to rebuild her school's reputation
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Free judo classes with Tucson Dojo
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Making a positive impact on the southside: the mission of Southside Community School
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Program brings affordable preschool for families at Safford K-8
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Lawrence 3-8 School making strides with consistent improvement
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Safford K-8 Downtown jumps from 'F' letter grade to a 'B'
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Utterback Middle School staff give over 100 families the gift of a Thanksgiving meal
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Teachers from four TUSD schools come together to prepare for new school year
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Utterback Middle School now a B school
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Restart SMART gets $1 million grant to continue serving K-8 & families
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25 women from 14 different countries become U.S. citizens
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Tucson Community Schools Initiative Celebrates Success with AmeriCorps
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Tucson Medical Center opens school for kids
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Check this out: Esports Gaming Lounge for Utterback Middle School students
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Higher Ground receives $2.3M grant
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Tucson non-profit Higher Ground receives $2.3 million grant to help empower underserved communities
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Doolen Middle School receives $15K from the Kellogg Company
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Higher Ground Resource Center recent impact report shows improvements in attendance and behavior
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Safford K-8 School now offers high school credit courses for students
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Local nonprofit Higher Ground receives TEP 2023 Social Impact Award
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New pride club brings students and school leaders together at Tucson middle school

