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Cactus JROTC Student Receives Air Force JROTC Flight Academy Scholarship

James Cook, a Liberty High School junior and member of Air Force Junior ROTC at Cactus High School, has received a scholarship to attend an accredited aviation university participating in a private pilot license training program in the summer of 2021.

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Liberty Senior Nominated for U.S. Presidential Scholarship in CTE

Liberty High School senior, Liam Beltram, was recently selected as one of five Arizona nominees for the 2020-2021 U.S. Presidential Scholars in Career and Technical Education (CTE).

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MET Academy Continues Partnership with Local Businesses During Pandemic

Even in a pandemic, Peoria Unified’s Medical Engineering Technology (MET) Professional Academy students are continuing their partnership with local business partners, which provides students the opportunity to engage with business leaders in a virtual environment.

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Average Salary of Teachers in Peoria Unified

The average teacher salary in Peoria Unified School District increased 5% from FY 2020 to FY 2021

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Student Broadcast Program Brings Sports to Fans at Home

Peoria Unified’s award-winning Peoria Student Broadcasting Network (PSBN) recognizes that many fans, friends and families are unable to attend their favorite high school sporting events due to health and safety precautions and are broadcasting the games for all to see.

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Sunset Heights Sixth-Grader Nominated for National Theater Award

Sunset Heights sixth-grader Haizy Kovac was recently nominated for a National Youth Arts award for her community theater performance in Honk! Jr.

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Raymond S. Kellis teacher named finalist for Read180 Educator Award

Raymond S. Kellis Read180 teacher Joe McAuley was recently named as a top 10 finalist for the National Read180 Educator Award.

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Sunset Heights Student Secures U.S. Patent

Sunset Heights eighth-grader, Brandon Lev, recently secured a U.S. patent. Brandon invented the "Skew-B-Cue", which comprises of electric skewers and cooking apparatuses.

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Peoria Unified Receives Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting

Adding to its accolades, the Peoria Unified School District is the recent recipient of a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA).

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Peoria Unified Students Help After Canceled Blood Drives

Earlier this month, Vitalant held a Community Blood Drive event for members of the Peoria Unified School District. Centennial High School, after having two of their previous blood drive events canceled, sponsored Vitalant’s blood drive and sent HOSA Club students to volunteer and help with the event.

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Peoria Unified Receives Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting

The Peoria Unified School District was recently awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting (COE) from the Association of School Business Officials (ASBO) International.

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Peoria Unified Students Design Murals for City Project

Late in the Fall of 2019 designs were submitted by 4th and 5th grade students from four Peoria Unified schools located near the Loop 303 Bridge in Peoria for a special renovation project.

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Peoria Unified Serves Free Meals to Students

Thanks to the USDA, the Peoria Unified School District will once again provide breakfast and lunch meals free to any child, age 18 and under starting Thursday, Sept. 10.

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Sunset Heights Student Wins National Wrestling Tournament

Sunset Heights student Carson Miles was set to travel to Colorado for the National Wrestling Finals right before the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic. He had a chance to win his fourth national tournament and a shot at the Nationals Rookie of the Year Award.

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Peoria Students Provide Survival Kits for Sun City Residents

Peoria High School students Danielle Kwan and Tatum Champion recently raised more than $800 to create COVID-Kits for residents in Sun City.

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New Peoria Unified School Year Off and Running Online

Coronavirus has forced districts to re-imagine the learning process, as the 42 schools across Peoria Unified School District that began with the first day of school on Aug. 5 have done.

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Peoria Unified Nurses Band Together to Donate Masks

Peoria Unified nurses have been busy during COVID-19. After spring break, they banded together in what became a massive effort.

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Peoria Unified Produces 3D Printed Ear Guards for Health Care Workers

The Peoria Unified School District recently produced and distributed 2,700 ear guards to health care workers to help relieve pain caused by wearing face masks.

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Sunrise Mountain Senior Receives National Merit Scholarship

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently awarded Sunrise Mountain High School senior Cameron Deal as a National Merit Scholar.

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Peoria Unified Students Compete in Annual Patriotic Speech Contest

Four students emerged as first place winners in the district’s 33rd annual Patriotic Speech Contest on Wednesday, March 4.

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