Since the COVID-19 pandemic, school districts across Pima County have struggled to keep chronic absenteeism rates down.
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Sophia Cifuentes (left) kisses her daughter Airiany goodbye as she and her husband Jose (right) drop Airiany off for the first day of the scho…
- By Barbara O'Brien News Staff Reporter
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Parents called and wrote School Board members, saying that they would have to choose between sending children on the first day of school or keeping them home for the religious observance.
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With the expiration of federally funded sick leave, some school staff will have to use their personal sick leave or possibly lose pay if they …
- Rebecca Sasnett / La Estrella de Tucsón
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Archivo. Augusta Iranzi, al centro, toma clases en línea mientras es monitoreado por Jasmine Phillip, izquierda, y Nadifo Yusuf, quienes cuida…
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Augusta Iranzi, center, attends his online class while monitors Jasmine Phillip, left, and Nadifo Yusuf, watch students inside a classroom at …
- Rebecca Sasnett, La Estrella de Tucsón
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Archivo. Augusta Iranzi, al centro, toma clases en línea mientras es monitoreado por Jasmine Phillip, izquierda, y Nadifo Yusuf, en una primar…
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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Alice Flores, right, watches as her grandson Jesus Silva is escorted to the cafeteria before classes began at John B. Wright Elementary School…
- Rebecca Sasnett / La Estrella de Tucsón
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Alice Flores, a la derecha, observa cómo escoltan a su nieto Jesús Silva a la cafetería antes de que comiencen las clases en la Escuela Primar…
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Augusta Iranzi attends his online class at Tucson’s Wright Elementary School with monitors Jasmine Phillip, left, and Nadifo Yusuf nearby.
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