School board members emphasize safety and support for families during holiday season

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As the Tempe Union High School District (TUHSD) Governing Board gathered for their study session on November 20, 2024, the atmosphere was tinged with the spirit of the upcoming holidays. Board members took a moment to reflect on the challenges faced over the weekend, emphasizing the importance of community and support during this busy season.

Member Barrazo opened the discussion by expressing gratitude for the dedication shown by staff in ensuring a safe and nurturing environment for students. "It's been a difficult weekend," Barrazo noted, acknowledging the pressures that often accompany the holiday season. The commitment to student safety and learning remained a priority, even amidst the chaos of the holidays.

Echoing this sentiment, Member Hodgkin added a heartfelt message, urging everyone to stay safe and take care of one another during this time. "It's been a lot going on between districts," Hodgkin remarked, highlighting the interconnectedness of the community and the importance of looking out for family and friends.

As the meeting wrapped up, the board members shared wishes for a happy holiday season, reinforcing a sense of unity and support that extends beyond the classroom. Their words served as a reminder that, even in challenging times, the focus remains on fostering a safe and supportive environment for all students and staff.

Converted from TUHSD Governing Board Meeting +: Study Session: November 20, 2024 meeting on December 19, 2024
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