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The PawPrint - Weekly Newsletter (Mondays)
Welcome to the Puma PawPrint! This weekly newsletter will share all of the exciting things happening on our campus, upcoming events, and things you, as our community, may want to know. Watch for our weekly updates on the first day of each school week!
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Register and Download the FREE ParentSquare app!
ParentSquare is a safe and secure platform to host all school-to-home communication in one place
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Guide to Solving Problems
Guide to Solving Problems and Getting Answers Fast. The Chandler Unified School District has established procedures to effectively and efficiently respond to questions and suggestions from parents and community members.
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Submit a safety tip
Share concerns about your classmates or school safety.
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CUSD's Portrait of a Learner Initiative
With input from more than 100 stakeholders, CUSD identified six attributes essential to student success beyond graduation that our students will build as they move and grow through our schools and district. Click to find out more.
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Tax Credit Donations
Arizona law enables taxpayers a tax credit contribution of up to $200 or $400 per calendar year (depending on filing status) for contributions that fund extracurricular activities in public schools. A tax credit is a full refund, not a deduction! Click here for details.
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The Choice is Perry High
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Perry High Namesake Video
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Chandler Unified - The Premier District of Choice
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Chandler Unified - Watch Your Dreams Grow!
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CUSD Tax Credit Donation
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CUSD Athletics
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CUSD Food and Nutrition
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What's Happening Around Perry
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Cactus Collective Exhibit - March 2022
Perry High students won Best of Show for their Cactus Collective exhibit at Scottsdale Fashion Square unveiled on March 2. Perry was the only high school participating. They competed against 14 working artists in an open call from Scottsdale Public Art to design an 8 ft. tall Styrofoam cactus based on one of Arizona's five C's. This group chose copper as their theme and wanted to pay respect to all the mining towns in Arizona, as well as the Indigenous tribes that have copper mines on their land. The Scottsdale Cactus Collective exhibit is on display through the end of March. Congratulations to Perry Sculpture teacher Sharon Biemond and her students.
