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A look inside...
02 letter from the superintendent

03 meet your newest board member

05 responding to active shooter events

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October 1st, 2017

Monthly Newsletter // Issue 1

Page Unified School District is... Table of Contents

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Purposeful: Decisions will be made that are thoughtful and sustainable.
letter from the superintendent

03
I
meet your newest board member
ntentional: Our conversations with students and staff are always
about improving that person and leading them to be more successful. Teachers
are encouraged to be innovative and risk-takers to push student achievement. 04
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learning beyond just academics
isionary: Short and long term goals are SMART and selective. Our goals are

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known by staff, students, parents and the community.

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how to respond to shooter events
pportunistic: Providing opportunities for students and staff that
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will move the academic needle within our schools.

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PUSD athletics reach for glory
rusting and transparent: This is the foundation of everything we do.
07 district news and events
VISION
08 employment opportunities

Providing Arizonas Greatest Education by

Working Together to Improve Student Achievement.
09 calendar of events
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District Voice: perspectives from district staff and representatives

A word from your superintendent...
During our welcome back cere-
mony, I talked about how I had re-
flected on the previous two years
as Superintendent of the Page
Unified School District and the fact
that there were many successes
celebrated, yet still much work to
be done.
During that time, we were able
to begin work on the Strategic Plan
and I was happy to report that our
mission statement resonated with
who have contributed to the draft
of this Strategic Plan. The mission
states, Our schools are passionate
about the learning-for-all mission
and understand that every student
matters. We are responsible and
accountable for the education of
every student that walks through
our doors every day. I reiterated
the fact that every student needs
to be the focus of our work every
day and that this is the very foun-
dation that we need to build on.
We have to stop making excuses
for falling short for the sake of our
children.
It is because I believe that the
people who work in this district
are committed to the district, that
I believe they desire to make our
schools better.
At the welcome back event, I
asked the staff to consider one
question, Are you committed to
every student, every day, every
moment? This school year is now
under way and judging from what
I have seen so far, I would have say
that they all said yes.
- Rob Varner
Rob Varner, Superintendent of Page Unified School District

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MISSION

Our schools are passionate about the learning-for-all

mission and understand that every student matters.
We are responsible and accountable for the education of
every student that walks through our doors every day.

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Meet the newest member of the governing board - Ed Franklin
Having joined the board on June 30
of this year, Ed Franklin is the Page Uni-
fied School Districts Governing Boards
newest member. A resident of Page for
nearly 6 years, Franklin was a member
of the districts Bond Exploratory Com-
mittee when, seeing his willingness to
involve himself, he was approached by
one of the board members when they
had a vacancy. Franklin said deciding to
join the board was an easy one, in part
due to his upbringing and a sense of
community commitment passed on by
his father, who told him, Youve got to
give back more than you can ever take
away. His expectation was that we gave
back to the community we live in.
Like several of his fellow board mem-
bers, Ed has some personal familial ties
with the district; a grandson who cur-
rently attends Page Middle School and
is in the eighth grade. Originally from
the mid-south Tennessee area, being
closer to family was one of Franklins
reasons for moving to the area nearly 6
years ago.
A former marine, Franklin likes to be
active in the community in other ways as
well, mentioning that he likes to attend
meetings put on by the Veterans of For-
eign Wars and the Lake Powell Associa-
tion. You feel connected to the commu-
nity and its the sense of pride you get
Ed Franklin - Page Unified School District Governing Board Member as
of June 30th.
(in giving back). They cant pay you for
that, said Franklin.
As a board member, Franklin says he
enjoys the opportunity to learn more
about the district (often through inter-
action with the veteran board members)
and the ways to better its schools. Ive
been a member of boards before, but
what I love about here is that its the
willingness to give and lack of selfish-
ness. When you have people like that
(the other board members), it makes
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for a great foundation for a great begin-
ning, he said.
Regarding what he views should be
the focus of the board and the district,
Franklin was certain about one thing,
The kids are number one. Thats got to
be your primary focus. Making sure we
do all the things right by the kid. Create
a system that provides the best opportu-
nity for them.
Outside of his board duties, Franklin
has a passion for horses. I enjoy train-
ing and riding horses. Thats something
weve done from my grandfather to my
father and me and is something Ive
passed on to my kids, he said. Before
moving to the Page area, Franklin used
to own 13 horses and currently owns
one 14 year old horse named Chief.
Raised on farm, Franklin has a long
history with animals and the effort
needed to maintain farmland. Like any
young teenager, you cant wait to get
away from the farm because of all the
long hours. But as you get older you
realize, yeah it was a bit of hard work,
but its a pretty good lifestyle, he said.
It was shortly after his teenage years on
the farm that he enlisted as a marine
and traveled the world, eventually find-
ing himself here in Page to continue to
serve his community as a member of the
PUSD Governing Board.
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Left: Desert View Interme-
diate School student Allie
Hansen (right) and her mother
Brittany Hansen (left) stretch
out a string of beads; each
color representing a struggle or
achievement throughout Allies
fight against Leukemia.
Top right: As part of an in-class
activity, students mixed bags
of blood soup to help better
understand the various parts
and functions of blood and how
Leukemia interferes with those
functions.
Bottom right: A handful of
hand-sanitizer bottles actively
used by the class to keep them-
selves rid of germs for both
their own sakes and Allies.
Healthy spines make for healthy students
Professional chiropractor Brigham Adams and his wife Camilla visited Desert View Intermediate School teacher Kristin Warners class on September 15, to put on a informational presen-
tation about the human spine. Adams, whose son Parks Adams is a student at Desert View, began his presentation by bringing in a replica of the human spine and described each section and
their functions (such as the functions of the discs, nervous system, etc.). Adams also went over the potential injuries that a spine can sustain and what the results of such injuries can be (such as
paralysis). The presentation concluded with a short in-class activity involving the students putting together their own miniature candy spines using pipe-cleaners to represent the spinal cord,
hard Lifesaver candies representing each spinal column and soft gummi Lifesavers that were placed between each hard candy to represent the spinal discs.
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A place of learning beyond just academics...
Brittany Hansen, the mother Allie Hansen, a 4th grade student at Desert View Intermediate School,
visited with some friends and members of her family to do a presentation on Leukemia and the challenges
her daughter Allie, who was diagnosed with Leukemia last October, has overcome. They first stretched
out a long string of beads, each representing a struggle or achievement Allie has faced since her diagnosis
(such as 50 beads representing the number of hospital visits and over 120 beads representing the number
of shots). The children then took part in a blood soup activity in which they mixed red candies (red blood
cells), mini-marshmallows (white blood cells), rice (platelets) and large marshmallows (Leukemia) to help
explain how Leukemia causes problems to those battling it. The class likewise went over proper hygiene
and the danger germs/common illness pose to those with Leukemia before ending the presentation with a
quiz game paired with ice cream and brownies to celebrate class teacher Kristin Warners birthday.
Left:
Chiropractor
Brigham
Adams, who
visited Desert
View Intermediate
School, shows off a
replica of the human
spine.
Top middle: As part
of an in-class activity,
students Owen Sanchez,
Myra Yazzie and Tristen
Yazzie put together
candy spines using
hard Lifesaver candies
(vertebral columns)
and gummi Lifesavers
(spinal discs).
Right: Adams giving
a group of students
an up close look
at a spinal replica
and describes
the names and
functions of
each segment.
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Top left: Lt. Bret Axlund of the Coconino
County Sheriffs Office describes the tragic
events at the Station Night Club Fire, which
resulted in 100 deaths, and what would
have been the best course of action for
those involved.
Top right: Lt. Larry Jones of the Page Police
Department outlines the three stages (denial,
deliberation and decisive moment) that
people typically go through during a disaster
scenario.
Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events: What can we do better?
Attendees filled the Page High School
library on September 18, eager to be-
come more informed on the ways they
should react to possible active shooter
events using the help of two members of
law enforcement. The C.R.A.S.E. (Civilian
Response to Active Shooter Events) pre-
sentation, which was hosted by Lt. Bret
Axlund of the Coconino County Sheriffs
office and Lt. Larry Jones of the Page
Police Department, covered a range of
topics starting first with a closer look at
disaster response psychology, or how
humans tend to react when faced with
sudden high-stress situations with the
ultimate goal that such presentations can
reduce the number of casualties.
As part of the first segment, audio and
video clips were shown of active shooter
events (ASE) and other disaster events,
including scenes from the Columbine
High School shooting and the 2003 Sta-
tion Night Club fire, which claimed 100
lives. The presentation outlined three
BUNTING, DANIELLE R - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, KINDERGARTEN
CHRISTIANSEN, GLENNA K - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, COMPUTER
LEATHERBURY, MARGARET LOUISE - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, 1ST Grade
Page Unified School District has a lot of new faces
on campus, dont hesitate to introduce yourself
STEPHENS, MITCHELL - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, SOCIAL STUDIES
and make these newcomers feel at home!
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C.R.A.S.E
stages of disaster response, those being
denial: a refusal to believe the disaster
event is happening or belief it is a misun-
derstanding, deliberation: realizing that
you are in a disaster scenario and begin-
ning to weigh your options, and decisive
moment: reaching a decision and acting
upon it. In order to give yourself the best
chance of surviving an ASE, the key is
reaching the decisive moment as soon as
possible, which can be done by keeping
stress levels down.
One of the most effective ways of in-
creasing your chances and keeping stress
levels down during an ASE is through
mental preparation through scripts by
mentally going through a disaster event
and what would be your best options
in your given situation The importance
of being prepared for an ASE cannot be
understated. According to Axlund and
Jones, active shooter events have be-
come not just more common (even ex-
ponentially so), but are also more deadly,
New Certified Staff
ALIBOGA, ROSALINA - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, SCIENCE
ANDERSON, JILLYN - DESERT VIEW INTERM, PRESCHOOL
BROWN, GREGORY - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, PE
GODBEHERE, GARRY G - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, DEAN
GREEN, CHRISTOPHER S - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, SPED MATH
JOHNSON, DAVID M - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, MUSIC
JOHNSON, ELIZABETH R -PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, MUSIC
JONES, JENNIFER S - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, COUNSELOR
KIRK, KELLI MOSS - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, SCIENCE
MCCLEAF, MARY K - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, KINDERGARTEN
MCNEIL, JAMES H - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, SLPA
REITZE, NICHOLE L -LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, 2ND Grade
RINETTI, LAUREN C - DESERT VIEW INTERM, 3RD Grade
SANDERSON, SUMMER - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, ENGLISH
SCHWINDT, MIKAYLA M - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, RESOURCE
SENENING, CHARIS - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, 1ST Grade
TANDBERG, RICHARD - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, MATH
TATE, RANDY L - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, MATH
WATSON, SHARON D - DISTRICT OFFICE, COORDINATOR
VARNER, CHRISTIE - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, MUSIC
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though most of these occurrences take
place within a business setting rather
than at schools.
The Page Unified School District has
created and implemented a District Wide
Emergency Plan, but due to its sensitive
nature, the plan is not available for public
viewing. If you have questions regarding
the plan, or would like additional infor-
mation, please contact the District Super-
intendent, Rob Varner, at (928) 608-4117.
Update Contact Info
Parents, please make sure your contact
information with your schools is up to
date and accurate so that you may be
reached in the event of an emergency.
If you havent done so already, it may
be prudent to come up with a back-up
plan for your child to ensure you have
a means to contact/be contacted
regarding emergency news involving
your schools and loved ones.
New Classified Staff
BEGAY, CHLOE - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, NURSE
BENALLY, JOANNE - ED SERVICES ,CLERICAL
BILLIE, ROBIN - DESERT VIEW INTERM, DEAN
BREES, MARILYN - DISTRICT OFFICE, STUDENT AUXILIARY
CRUZ, PATRICIA - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, PARENT LIASON
DAVID, JENNER - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, DEAN ASSISTANT
DOUGLAS, HEAVEN - SPECIAL EDUCATION, PARAPROFESSIONAL
FOWLER, AUTUMN - PAGE PRESCHOOL, PARAPROFESSIONAL
GARVEY, VICTORIA TRANSPORTATION, BUS DRIVER
HALL, THOMAS TRANSPORTATION, CROSSING GUARD
JENNETT, BEN - PAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL, ISS
JOE, SHANIAH - PAGE PRESCHOOL, PARAPROFESSIONAL
KAIBETONEY, LAYTOYA - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, DEAN
LAUBHAN, PATRICIA - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, PARAPROFESSIONAL
LONG, CHARLI - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, COUNSELOR ASSISTANT
MARQUEZ, ANDREA - SPECIAL EDUCATION, PARAPROFESSIONAL
NANOSTKI, CORAL - SPECIAL EDUCATION, PARAPROFESSIONAL
NEZY, AL - PAGE HIGH SCHOOL, PARAPROFESSIONAL
TABAHA, VIVIAN CUSTODIAL, CUSTODIAN
THINN, LEONARD TRANSPORTATION, BUS DRIVER
TKEBUCHAVA, JOHN - DISTRICT OFFICE, PR COORDINATOR
TSO, AMBER - LAKE VIEW PRIMARY, PARAPROFESSIONAL
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PUSD athletes throw, run and swing for glory
PHS XC tests its mettle at multiple large-scale invites
Over the month of Septem-
ber, the Sand Devil cross coun-
try team took part in several
large invites, bringing home
two first place finishes.
Beginning with the Larry
Burgess-Las Vegas Invitational
on the ninth, the boys team
fought their way into a first
place victory, scoring 116
total. Junior Bowen Mar-
tin took second place
over 148 total runners,
finishing with a time of
XC 15:14.
The girls team
placed ninth out
of 19 teams to-
Upcoming Games
Oct. 2: PMS Volleyball vs Pinon
Oct. 3: PMS Volleyball vs Tonalea
Oct. 3: PHS Boys Soccer vs Holbrook @ Home
Oct. 3: PHS Girls Soccer vs Northland Prep
Oct. 3: PHS Golf @ Home (LPNGC)
Oct. 4: PMS Football vs Kayenta @ Home
Oct. 5: PHS Golf @ Continental CC
Oct. 5: PHS Volleyball vs Winslow
Oct. 5: PHS JV Football vs Ganado
Oct. 5: PMS Volleyball vs Shonto Prep
Oct. 6: PHS Golf @ Mountain Ridge Invite
Oct. 6: PHS Football vs Ganado
(Homecoming game!)
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tal, with a score of 213. The (20:42), Tate, 42nd (20:53),
team was led by senior Victoria topped off by Begay in 65th
Tenpenny, who placed 21st of (21:45).
134 total runners with a time The boys team was again PHS Athletes of the Week
of 19:53. led by Martin, narrowly snag-
More recently, for the Doug ging first with a time of 15:20 for the month of september
Conley Invite, senior Tenpen- (with second place finishing
ny was the first place finisher just one second behind him). Week One: Sophomore
for the girls team, overcom- Daw was able to push his way Taylor Keisling, PHS Golf
ing nearly 200 runners with into the top 10, finishing ninth Week Two: Senior Kourtney Knight,
a time of 19:24, helping her with a time of 15:51, followed PHS Varsity Volleyball
team pull off 4th place overall closely by Fowler, 17th place Week Three: Sophomore Malcolm
with a score of 152. Finishing (15:58), freshman Trent Hol- Fowler, PHS Varsity Boys Soccer
less than 30 seconds behind iday, 36th place (16:28) and
Tenpenny were junior Bryan senior Cullen Nockideneh, 41st
Week Four: Freshman Isabelle
Hawker, PHS Spirit Squad.
with an 11th place finish and (16:33). As a whole, the team
a time of 19:48. The next three placed second with a score of
runners included Benally, 37th 101.
PHS golf dominates recent matches with consistent performances
The last two weeks for the PHS golf team
have been successful ones. Starting with their
ovan Buckley and sophomore Ezra Larson have
consistently been the teams top performers,
home match against Coconino and Kingman on which was the case in this match as well with
September 19, the Sand Devils easily defeated Buckley leading with a +6 and Larson following
post teams, with Page shooting +30. with a +8.
More recently, in their match at Kingman, Very proud of him, he has worked hard and
Page again overcame all other three teams pres- come a long way since his freshman year and
ent, finishing with a +37 to Lee Williams +40, turning out to be a very good golfer, said PHS
Mohaves +63 and Kingmans +67. Senior Don- golf coach Michael Bryan.
After a bumpy early season, PHS football begins building streak
The PHS Sand Devils varsity a three-game winning streak. and two touchdowns. On the
football team currently sits at Statistically, senior quar- defensive side of things, senior
4-2 record, with their two loss- terback Jacob Doyle leads the Brandon James boasts 15 tack-
es being Winslow (final score: team in passing with 290 total les with Cheyenne Richardson
20-40) and Coconino (final passing yards on the season adding three sacks of his own.
score: 14-21). and four passing touchdowns. The Sand Devils 72-35 win
Aside from these two loss- Junior Kele Meredith leads over Holbrook on Septem-
es, in the four games the the team in rushing, with a to- ber 22 was its most explosive
Sand Devils have picked up, tal of 900 yards and nine touch- game, offensively, of the sea-
the team outscored their downs. Sophomore Makaio son, racking up 531 yards rush-
opponents by a combined 206 Warner is the teams leading ing to Holbrooks 88.
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United Blood Services Unity Club hosts

holds blood drive at CAB teacher luncheon

Give the gift

of blood...
District students, staff and
members of the public filled
the Cultural Arts Building
on September 21, opening
up their veins for the needy.
The event was hosted by the
United Blood Services who,
according to the organiza-
tions website, collect more
than one million units of red
blood cells annually to reach
patients in 18 different states.
The Page High School Unity Club put on a teacher luncheon on September
20, to show their appreciation and to highlight the clubs mission and up-
coming events. The goal of the Unity Club is to foster the spiritual, mental,
physical and social development of American Indian and Alaskan Native
youth and to help build a strong, unified and self-reliant Native America
through greater youth involvement.

Students and employees of the month of August

Left photo: Valerie Paitoon (left), Page High School english teacher and Effie Grey, Page Middle School custodian, were both recognized as the PUSD employees of the month of August. Paitoon was
nominated by her fellow english teacher Leah Glen of PHS and Grey was nominated by Bill Tresh, the PMS lead custodian. Right photo: Lewis Calamity (left), Shelly Bitsoie (middle) and Gavin Clouse
(right) were all recognized as the students of the month of August for their respective schools. Calamity was nominated by his teacher Mrs. Osterink at Lake View Primary, Bitsoie was nominated by
her third grade teacher Ms. Herto at Desert View Intermediate and Clouse (an eighth grader) was nominated my Page Middle School Assistant Principal Stephanie Hansen. Students of the month not
pictured: Khayman Taylor, a ninth grader at PHS and Ryker Hill, a student at Manson Mesa High School.

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Employment Opportunities
at Page Unified School District

Interested in working for the school district? Here are some of the positions available now!

Were Hiring!

Certified and Classified position openings: ...certified/classified positions continued:

Administrator/Director (Central Business Office) - Human Paraprofessional (Page High School): TSW/Life Skills.
Resources Director.
Paraprofessional (Central Business Office): A.C.E.S. Para-
Elementary Teacher (Desert View Intermediate): Grade 3-5. professional.

Elementary Teacher (Lake View Primary): Grade 2.
Elementary Teacher (Lake View Primary): Grades K, 1, 2.
High School Teacher (Page High School): Special Education
English Teacher.
Custodial/Grounds: Plumber.
Custodial/Grounds: Substitute Custodian.
Custodial/Grounds (Page High School): Custodian.
Custodial/Grounds: Maintenance Worker Technician.
Page Middle School SPED: Special Education Resource.
Support Staff (Manson Mesa High School): Administrative
Assistant.
Students Support Services: Certified Nurse Assistant.
Special Education Services: Certified Speech Language
Pathologist.
Guest/Substitute Teacher: Grades K-12.
Guest/Substitute Teacher Aide.
Support Staff (Central Business Office): Firewatch/Security.
Paraprofessional (Desert View Intermediate): Pre-School
Classroom Assistant.
Support Staff (Central Business Office): Campus Security
Services Officer .25/Night Shift.
Transportation: Bus Driver
Transportation: Crossing Guard/Substitute Crossing Guard.
Tutor (Page High School): AVID Tutor.
Coaching/athletics position openings:
Basketball (Page High School): Girls Varsity Assistant
Coach.
Softball (Page Middle School): Girls Varsity Head Coach.
Softball (Page High School): Girls Varsity Assistant Coach.
Softball (Page High School): Girls JV Head Coach.
Were a tight-knit school district comprised of Page Preschool, Lake
View Primary, Desert View Intermediate, Page Middle School, Page High
School and Manson Mesa Alternative High School. We have 2,600 bright
young students in our schools and are looking for talented teachers and
staff who are passionate about furthering education in the town of Page.

In order to see all available positions and to apply, please visit the Page Unified School District
job opportunities page at www.pageud.org/Employment for more information.

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Upcoming events for Page Unified School District...

// 2017 For a more detailed look at upcoming events and the times/dates, please visit the district website.

01 02 03
PUSD board meeting @ 5 p.m.
MS Volleyball vs Tonalea.
HS Boy Soccer vs Northland
Prep.
HS Girls Soccer vs Holbrook
@ Home.
MS Volleyball vs Pinon. HS Golf @ Home (LPNGC).
04 05
HS Volleyball vs Winslow.
HS Golf @ Continental CC.
HS JV Football vs Ganado.
MS Football vs Kayenta. MS Volleyball vs Shonto Prep.
06 07
HS Golf @ Mountain Ridge Invite
(10/6-10/7).
HS Boys Soccer vs Ash Fork
/Seligman @ Home.
MS & HS XC vs Bud Davis Invite.
MS 8th Volleyball @ Tuba
HS Football vs Ganado City Boarding Tournament.
(Homecoming). MS 7th Volleyball @
HS Golf @ Mountain Ridge Invite Kayenta Tournament.
(10/6-10/7). HS Volleyball vs Ganado.

08 09 @ Home.
MS Football vs Kayenta
MS @ Home.
10
HS Boys Soccer vs Grand Canyon.
MS Volleyball vs Kayenta MS

Parent/Teacher Conference
(10/9-10/12).
HS Volleyball vs Monument
Valley @ Home.
HS Golf @ Flagstaff.
Parent/Teacher Conference
(10/9-10/12).
11
MS Volleyball vs Tuba City
Boarding @ Home.
Parent/Teacher Conference
(10/9-10/12).
12
HS JV Football vs Tuba City.
HS Girls Soccer vs Payson
@ Home.
HS Volleyball vs Northland Prep. Invitational @ Home.
Parent/Teacher Conference
(10/9-10/12).
Invitational @ Home.
HS Football vs Tuba City
@ Home.
13
MS Cross Country - Lake Powell
14
HS Golf @ John Uldenich
Invitational.
HS Cross Country - Lake Powell HS Volleyball vs Window
Rock @ Home.
Teacher Professional Develop- HS Girls Soccer vs Chino Valley.
ment Day. MS 7th Volleyball vs Hopi.

15 16 17
HS Boys Soccer vs Snowflake.
HS Girls Soccer vs Camp Verde
@ Home.
HS Volleyball vs Tuba City.
Fall Break! 10/16-10/17. Fall Break! 10/16-10/17.
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Coconino Coalition for Children
19 20 21
HS Cross Country - 3A North
& Youth @ CAB HS Football vs Chinle (Senior
Night). Region Meet @ Home.
MS Football vs Pinon @ Home. HS AVID Overview HS Volleyball vs Chinle @ Home.
MS 7th Volleyball vs Tuba City. HS Boys Soccer vs Holbrook. HS Cross Country - Mt. Sac MS Cross Country
MS 8th Volleyball vs Tuba City. HS JV Football vs Chinle. Invitational. NAIC Championship.

22 23 24 25 26 Semi-Finals.
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HS Girls Soccer @ State 2A

HS Boys Soccer @ State 2A

Semi-Finals.
HS Drama Club - The Crucible
@ CAB
HS Boys Soccer @ State 2A Qtr HS Cross Country Sectional Meet.
PUSD board work/study session. Finals. HS Drama Club - The Crucible HS Volleyball @ 3A North
MS Football NAIC Semi Finals. MS 8th Volleyball NAIC Playoffs. @ CAB Region Tournament.
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HS Drama Club - The Crucible
@ CAB
HS Volleyball @ 3A North
Region Tournament.
MS Football NAIC Finals.
MS 8th Volleyball NAIC Finals.
HS Boys Soccer @ State 2A Finals.
HS Girls Soccer @ State 2A Finals.

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Phone: (928) 608-4100

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P.O. Box 1927
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Page, AZ 86040

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