Keep Schools Open
Seek solutions before closures
Neighborhood schools matter. We will pursue every reasonable solution to keep campuses open, safe, strong, and serving students. Closure should be a last resort.

Our plan
Amy Carney & Jeanne Beasley are running together for Scottsdale Unified School Board to bring experienced, proven leadership to our schools and community.
These five commitments will guide their leadership on the Scottsdale Unified Governing Board.
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Seek solutions before closures
Neighborhood schools matter. We will pursue every reasonable solution to keep campuses open, safe, strong, and serving students. Closure should be a last resort.
Prioritize academic excellence
Every board decision should begin with one question: What is best for students? We will keep academic excellence at the center of SUSD's priorities and ensure students have the knowledge, skills, and opportunities they need to succeed.
More hands-on, teacher-led learning.
Technology should support learning, not replace it. We will prioritize teachers, books, writing, discussion, and hands-on experiences to create better balance and more purposeful learning for every student.
Listen, collaborate, and empower our community.
Strong schools are built through partnership. We will remain accessible, listen to parents and teachers, value their experience and ideas, and give them a meaningful seat at the table before decisions are made.
Put taxpayer dollars into the classrooms we have.
Every dollar matters. We will prioritize students, teachers, and classrooms while scrutinizing administrative costs and spending that does not directly support student success.
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