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Canyon View defeats Ironwood Ridge in 5A playoffs
Canyon View defeated Ironwood Ridge, 66-21, in the first round of the 5A playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. Canyon View (9-2) moves on to Round 2 on Friday, Nov. 13. Ironwood Ridge ends its season at 6-5. Key plays Canyon View's Brandon Arroyo scored the first touchdown of the game, setting the tone for the night. Zarin Robbins scored in the second quarter, cutting Ironwood Ridge's deficit. Jubie Pitre scored a touchdown right after halftime for Canyon View. Key players Canyon View's Braylon Anderson, who scored three touchdowns. Ironwood Ridge's Robbins also had three touchdowns. Arroyo added two touchdowns for Canyon View. Quotes "It's not always perfect, but we get it done" — Canyon View coach Manual Alcantar "It's focusing on what's at task, taking one step at a time." — Canyon View running back Braylon Anderson Upcoming Canyon View (9-2) plays Arizona College Prep (7-3) in the second round of the playoffs on Friday, Nov. 13. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Canyon View defeats Ironwood Ridge in 5A playoffs
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TUSD families look to other districts after school closure recommendations
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Families in Tucson Unified School District must decide whether to wait to learn if their school will close or look for a new one. TUSD has recommended closing eight schools. Along with each announcement, the district has named a receiving school where families can go. Some parents said that may not be their choice.
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Newcomer set to join TUSD board overseeing school closure plan
This is a developing story. Bright blue text on hundreds of white rectangles across Tucson point to Pilar Acosta Ruiz, the Tucson Unified School District board candidate who will likely take a seat alongside four current members come January. In the race for two spots on the governing board, incumbent...
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Mountain View club eliminates lunch debt
At Mountain View High School, students in the National Honor Society (NHS) drummed up about $7,000 for peers with student lunch debt. “I do the club for a reason,” said Maria Longo, teacher and NHS adviser at Mountain View High School. “A lot of them are my students, so for most of these kids, I’ve known them for three years, and have worked very closely with them both in the classroom and out.”
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Tucson native Jake Rogers looks to lead Chandler Basha to another open state championship
It was a happy homecoming for Tucson native Jake Rogers as the Chandler Basha quarterback threw for four touchdowns on Friday night. No. 4 Basha beat No. 19 Salpointe 35-0 in Jake Rogers’ return to his first high school. “It’s definitely a surreal feeling playing on this side of...
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‘The worst mistake you can make’: Parents plead with TUSD to keep schools open
Parents were raising their hands to speak and wiping tears from their eyes on Thursday night in the Dunham Elementary School cafeteria. Some students slouched over their mothers’ and fathers’ laps in their pajamas from Thursday’s spirit day. Several of them were red-eyed, too. “What can I...
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No. 9 Cactus Shadows halts late comeback at No. 22 Tucson High
No. 9 Cactus Shadows held off a late comeback by No. 22 Tucson in a 38-14 victory at Rollin T. Gridley Stadium on Friday night. After forcing a punt on defense, the Falcons’ rushing game drained most of the clock in the first quarter, capping it off with a 2-yard run by sophomore Jack Liefer for an early 7-0 lead.
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Pentagon Awards $41 Million to Build New School at Arizona Air Force Base
TUCSON, Ariz. — The Pentagon has awarded a $41.1 million grant to the Tucson Unified School District to help construct a new elementary and middle school at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, addressing aging facilities and improving educational opportunities for children of military families. The federal grant will cover approximately...