Dr. Allison, superintendent of Gilbert Public Schools, briefs the Governing Board about the May 1, 2012 board meeting agenda item 5.03: Budget/Override.
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Tucson Homes for Sale and Real Estate $885000 4 bedrooms, 4 baths 4751 N Camino Sumo Tucson, AZ 85718 MLS #: 21128440 More details on this listing: Vinny.LongRealty.com For more information, contact: Vinny Yackanin Vinny@LongRealty.com (520) 918-2409 Dramatic mountain and city views frame this stunning custom home designed by Ron Robinette and crafted by SK Builders. Nestled on a 1.76 acre ridge top lot in exclusive guard gated Catalina Foothills Estates #10. This immaculate, dream home offers solid masonry/stucco construction w/12 thick walls and luxurious appointments such as solid wood doors, floor to ceiling wood clad windows, gourmet island kitchen w/custom cherry wood cabinetry, corian counters and sub zero refrigerator. Exquisite great room w/high coffered ceilings, stone fireplace and breath-taking views! Outdoor living at its finest w/solar heated pool, soothing spa, flagstone patios, BBQ, beautiful landscaping and views! Updated HVAC system, NO interior steps. Incredible cactus gardens! Truly a special home! Let us show you this inviting home at 4751 N Camino Sumo in Tucson. Dramatic mountain and city views frame this stunning, custom home! The exquisite great room has high coffered ceilings, a natural stone fireplace, and breath-taking views! Cooking is made easier in the kitchen thanks to an island that's always within reach. Entertain friends and family around the outdoor pool. You'll love the beautiful tranquil setting here. You'll find 4 bedrooms, 2 full ...
Tucson Homes for Sale and Real Estate $169900 125 N Palomas Avenue Tucson, AZ 85745 MLS #: 21131672 More details on this listing: www.MovingTucson.com For more information, contact: Linda Johnson lmj117@comcast.net (520) 991-5192 Desirable Menlo Park! Two homes on one lot, live in one and rent the other. These lovingly maintained homes are perfect for related living. The front home is burnt adobe and was built in '74. (3 bedroom/2bath) The rear home is C-block and was built in '43. (3/2, as well) Let us show you this inviting home at 125 N Palomas Avenue in Tucson. You'll find two homes on this Menlo Park lot! Enjoy a quiet moment with a cup of coffee in the warm, inviting kitchen. The dining area is well suited for meals and gatherings. Entertain in an attractive setting, full of light and space. Both of the homes feature three bedrooms. Think of the various ways you'll make this house your home. To arrange for your personal showing, contact us today. Property Type: Multifamily Subdivision: Menlo Park MLS Area:West County: Pima
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Part of our Intellectual Profile series, here is the second installment of our conversation with Dr. Dan Battey. In this segment, he discusses instructional and social issues that make careers in math and science fields unattractive for many people. Dan Battey is an Assistant Professor in Elementary Mathematics Education in the Graduate School of Education at Rutgers University. He was previously faculty at Arizona State University for 4 years and was a postdoctoral fellow at UCLA in the Center for Teaching and Learning, Diversity in Mathematics Education (DiME). He specializes in professional development and equity issues in mathematics education. His work centers on engaging teachers in opportunities to learn within and from their practice in a way that sustains and generates change as well as challenges the metanarrative that limits opportunities for students of color in mathematics. Drawing on research of students' mathematical thinking, he studies teacher knowledge, identity, and practice within the context of urban schools. He is currently working on understanding mathematics education as a racialized space for both students and teachers. In addition to his publications, he has designed and run professional development across California, Arizona, Missouri, and Illinois around helping teachers transform classrooms to build on the informal ways students have to solve problems.