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Fountain Hills Schools: Looking back at the past year

2022-23 schools recap: Part two

Residents voted to authorize FHUSD to sell, lease or exchange the former Four Peaks Elementary School property. (Independent Newsmedia file photo)

Fountain Hills High School recognized the students who made honor roll and the principal’s list Thursday, Dec. 14. (Photo courtesy of Kim Garman)

The FHUSD Governing Board celebrated director Jan Gardner and Fountain Hills High School marching band members for placing 11th at the state championships this year. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

This is a continuation of last week’s Year in Review stories.

For the first time in years, all three principals remained at their sites, and Fountain Hills Unified School District (FHUSD) had a total retention rate above 90%. The consistency in staffing helped stabilize education and financials in many ways.

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