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Alexa Scholl – Health and Safety Coordinator
alexa.scholl@prescottschools.com
Email Alexa for questions about PUSD’s health and safety plan.

 

PUSD Health and Safety Website

 

Do you want to know what safety protocols will be implemented in our schools? Visit the website to learn more about expectations of students, families and school staff. By following a few simple rules we can reduce the spread of the Coronavirus.

Parent Health and Safety Q&A Sessions

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Parent Support for Distance Learning

Rachel Chunglo – Distance Learning Coordinator
rachel.chunglo@prescottschools.com
Email Rachel for questions about distance learning.

Parent Support Website

 

Do you want tips and tricks for successful distance learning for your child? Visit the website to learn how to navigate Google Classroom, how to sign up for long term distance learning (PREP Program), school distance learning schedules, and more.

PUSD Social/Emotional Learning Support & Resources

 

Roadmap to Reopening Resources

Parent Trainings

Sign up for live trainings on Google Classroom Training and Setting up for Success, or watch “how to” videos.

PUSD Bus Stop Meal Schedule
PREP Program - Extended Distance Learning Option
20 Reasons to Choose PUSD Distance Learning
COVID Dashboard
The dashboard provides data and information about confirmed COVID-19 cases in Prescott Unified School District (PUSD). This data is provided to PUSD families and staff to give a transparent summary of COVID-19 cases that PUSD is addressing.
COVID Childcare Options During Distance Learning
Discovery Gardens Preschool
The YMCA
Boys and Girls Club
The Launch Pad
COVID Child Care Application
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January 26, 2021 Day 3 and it's still snowing! Our PUSD Maintenance crews have called in all hands on deck and still can not keep up with the volume of snow and 12 foot piles! Due to our inability to safely clear the areas, it is necessary to cancel PUSD Covid Child Care and Bus services again tomorrow, Wednesday January 27, 2021. Prescott Unified School...
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Jan 24, 2021

January 26, 2021 Day 3 and it's still snowing! Our PUSD Maintenance crews have called in all hands on deck and still can not keep up with the volume of snow and 12 foot piles! Due to our inability to safely clear the areas, it is necessary to cancel PUSD Covid Child...

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Budget Documents and Information for Fiscal Year (FY) 2021

On July 14, 2020, at 5:00 pm, Prescott Unified School District Governing Board will vote to approve the FY 2021 budget. The following link contains the hearing notice and the summary of the school district’s proposed expenditure budget.

For the 2020/2021 school year, Prescott Unified School District is proposing the following raises:
TEACHERS
Certified teachers and teachers on assignment will receive 5% raise. The average salary of teachers employed in FY20 (prior year) was $43,342. The average salary of all teachers employed in FY21 (budget year) is $45,509; an increase of $2,167 when compared to FY20. For FY20 teacher average salary, end-of-the-year FTE and teacher contract base amount were used. Additional revenue sources for teachers, e.g. clubs, coaching, department chair, Prop 301 monies, extra revenue sources for teachers, etc., are not included in the average salaries. As hiring is not complete for FY21, the average salary of all teachers is based upon a budgeted amount.
ALL OTHER EMPLOYEE GROUPS
(Graded classified, Psychologists, OTs, PTs, SLPs, IT, Directors, Administration, etc.) will receive a 5% raise.
Links to Budget Documents

 

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