Find Your Polling Place for May 18th
Polling places change frequently. Make sure you know where your polling place is for the special Tuesday, May 18th election. Proposition 100, the temporary 1 cent sales tax increase, is the only item on the ballot. Let your voice be heard at the polls.
Type in your address on the Pima County Recorder’s Office website to find your polling place.
In a letter sent to staff on May 4, 2010, Superintendent Baker announced the amount of funding the district will lose in the event that Proposition 100 passes AND in the event that it should fail.
A new form was recently released which includes both the sign-up for voter registration and the Permanent Early Voter List. Read about the new Permanent Early Voter sign-up in Arizona Education Network outreach director, Melissa Megna’s 

A Tucson based parent group, recently gathered at Mountain View High School in Marana, voiced extreme concern for the low voter turnout in the March election. As the voting days near, the Arizona Education Network encouraged all to be informed and to simply vote. Marana Unified School District Superintendent, Dr. Doug Wilson, told the gathering of parents and staff, “An informed electorate is really very, very important in order to save our state.” Melissa Megna, AEN co-founder explains – Arizona’s K-12 funding is $6,248 … 
With budget cuts coming, Vail contemplates ways to keep the quality education it is so well known for as well as the many activities that provide opportunities for students. Assistant Principal and Football Coach Nemer Hassey of Cienega High School says, “We are going to have sports somehow.” Watch the
As the day for voting on Proposition 100 nears, many educators and public safety officials across the state of Arizona make plans for the best and the worst. But the proposition will make a drastic impact on many more than just public safety and K-12 schools. It also significantly impacts the University of Arizona. Find out how
In response to numerous reports regarding pending layoffs of teachers in the Tuscon area, Superintendent Baker sent the following email to all staff on April 15, 2010 regarding the draft of possible cuts should Proposition 100 pass or fail.