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Yuma Union High School District educators took part in a district-wide professional development day on Monday, Sept. 23, 2024 led by keynote speaker Dr. John Spencer.
Eight Gila Ridge High School students earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Program.
The National Recognition Programs recognizes students of rural areas, African American, Hispanic/Latino, Indigenous/Native American, and first-generation students for their academic achievements.
Kofa High School economic teacher Lisa Jahn was selected as a finalist for the Economic Education Teacher of the Year Award by the Arizona Council on Economic Education (ACEE).
Cibola High School has been awarded the prestigious Arizona Purple Star School (AZPSS) designation by the Arizona Department of Education (ADE).
Yuma Union High School District held a special dedication ceremony on Friday, August 23, 2024 to name the auditorium inside Yuma High School’s Snider Hall, the Taylor Dean McBride Auditorium.
Somerton High School received the top “safety committee” award of $10,000 on Wednesday, Aug. 14, during Yuma Union High School District’s monthly Governing Board meeting.
YUHSD reported a certified staff retention rate of 84 percent, during Wednesday’s monthly Governing Board meeting. That number is nearly on par with its 84.8 percent retention rate from a year ago.
Yuma Union High School District’s dropout rate continues to plummet. For the fourth consecutive year, the district reported a decline in its dropout rate, a number that has dropped below 2 percent for the first time in its modern history.
San Luis High School nurse Cecila Zepeda was honored along with other healthcare workers from across the state at the Arizona Diamondbacks July 30 home game against the Washington Nationals.
Yuma Union High School District announced its series of Parent Academy sessions for the 2024-25 school year, which are slated to begin the week of September 9, 2024.