Maricopa Unified School District Governing board addressed plans to accommodate explosive growth in enrollment, possibly though a Nov. 5 bond election.The board is considering the possible sale of bonds, given voter approval, through three potential bond scenarios: a $50 million plan, a $70 million plan and an $89 million plan.Board members discussed construction of new schools and classroom space, athletic facilities, safety projects and the renovation of existing schools.
Desert Sunrise High School Principal Marlene Armstrong has resigned, Maricopa Unified School District officials confirm. “Assistant Principal Phil Verdugo is the acting principal for the remainder of the school year,” MUSD spokesperson Mishell Terry said today.School district officials declined to share details.“All personnel matters are confidential,” Terry said. “Our primary focus remains on providing an uninterrupted, high-quality education to our students. We are confident in [Verdugo’s] ability to maintain the high standards of education and care that our community expects.”
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