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Interim Superintendent Terry Romo previews back-to-school plans, new programs and attendance push
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Interim Superintendent Terry Romo told the governing board the first day of school is July 30 and outlined programs, staffing and supports for students, including attendance initiatives, new principals, expanded CTE and a drones program.
Interim Superintendent Terry Romo told the Sierra Vista Unified School District Governing Board that the district's first day of school is scheduled for July 30 and urged families to establish routines ahead of the start of classes.
"Attendance is an issue here. It's an issue in our state. It's an issue across our country," Romo said, urging families to start bedtime and wake routines one to two weeks before classes begin and to ensure children eat breakfast before school. Romo also highlighted district supports for families experiencing homelessness, including help with school supplies and backpacks donated by churches and volunteer groups.
Romo outlined staffing and program developments for the coming year: more than 60 new teachers have been hired; several new administrators were introduced to the…
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