JRE

Arizona tax law (ARS 43-1089.01) allows taxpayers a credit for contributions made or fees paid to a public school for support of extracurricular activities. The credit is a dollar for dollar credit that is equal to the amount contributed or the amount of fees paid. However, the credit cannot exceed $200 for single taxpayers or heads of household. For married taxpayers who file a joint return, the credit cannot exceed $400.
You do not need to have a student enrolled in school to contribute!
Please see the linked form: https://bit.ly/PUSD_CFK24
THANK YOU!

Thank you to everyone within our school district boundaries who participated in the 2024 override election. Your support demonstrates a shared commitment to enhancing educational resources and opportunities for our students.
This vote of confidence enables us to continue providing a strong, enriching learning environment that benefits our entire community.
We are grateful for so many individuals who helped in being diligent about sharing accurate information about PUSD.
The involvement and dedication to the success of our local schools and the future of our children is in all of our hands through a culture of connection on One Team where it’s Great to be a Longhorn!”

Thank you,
Linda Gibson
Superintendent

Position :
Custodian – Substitute (Possible Permanent Position)

Apply Now
https://pusd10.org/human-resources/

Please view the links included in this post regarding Gila County Property Tax Bills. There is a letter from Superintendent Gibson and a letter from Gila County Manager, James Menlove.

Superintendent Gibson’s letter: https://bit.ly/3TKSYRs

Gila County Manager James Menlove’s letter – https://bit.ly/47Hycry

PUSD is proud to offer K-12 music education, funded from revenue generated by the 2019 voter-approved Override. Music education is vital for many reasons, including:
Confidence
Performing can help kids build pride and confidence.
Creative thinking
Music allows kids to express themselves in unique ways that can help develop their imagination and creative thinking.
Coordination
Music education can improve coordination, especially between the hands and eyes.
Language skills
Music can help kids develop their language skills by exposing them to a large amount of vocabulary in a short amount of time.
Teamwork
Music education can teach kids about teamwork as they work together to perform.
Engagement
Music education is important for engagement and participation in school.
SAT scores
Students who have experience with music performance or appreciation may score higher on the SAT.

YouTube link here: https://youtu.be/_0m_dQQa01I?si=oxxkkvaxXFaM-iGd

Please visit our Budget Continuation page here.

PUSD FREE Summer Student Meals

June 10-28 (JRE and RCMS cafeterias)

June 28 & July 1 – 19 (at JRE only)

Monday – Friday

Breakfast
8:00-9:00
Lunch
11:30-12:30

Questions?
maryjo.turvey@pusd10.org
Children 18 years and younger are eligible