Marana School District officials were pleased with the results of last week’s special election, as voters approved the maintenance and operation override, which will result in $6.4 million in renewed funding.

Vote for Prop 400 to educate future leaders

A former teacher and coach in the Marana Unified School District was arrested Monday in Colorado after being charged with two counts of Internet sexual exploitation of a child and one count of sexual exploitation of a minor.

Marana Unified School District has begun tapping $43 million in bond funds for capital projects authorized by voters last November to improve school and athletic facilities, recondition parking lots and purchase a fleet of new buses.

Voters in the Marana Unified School District re-elected incumbent vice president John Lewandowski, and chose newcomer Tom Carlson over incumbent president Eric Brandriff in the Nov. 2 election.

Proposition 403 passed by a margin of 61.27 percent-38.73 percent in the Nov. 2 general election. The vote count was 17,743 in favor, 11,214 against.

Marana Unified School District voters have passed a $43 million bond issue to repair and maintain school facilities, results from Tuesday’s election indicate.

Where would MUSD spend bond money?

Beset by decreased state dollars to maintain facilities, buy buses and replace computers, the Marana Unified School District is turning to its voters for help.

Wallet lost, then found; his thanks eternal

MUSD candidate forum to be held on Oct. 5

Public forums Sept. 27 and Sept. 29 are intended to share details about a $43 million bond issue question placed before voters in the Marana Unified School District on the Nov. 2 ballot.

The developer of a landfill in West Marana would agree to pay for a surface overlay of Avra Valley Road within the town limits, a distance of more than six miles, Town Attorney Frank Cassidy told the Marana Town Council last week.

Early voting is under way; Y has a modular

Marana Rotary golf tourney seeks players

OV Library is getting device that magnifies

Letters to the editor published in the March 3, 2010, edition of The Explorer.

Superintendent Doug Wilson isn't allowed to advocate for the 15 percent override question being placed before voters in the Marana Unified School District this Tuesday, March 9.

If voters approve a 15 percent maintenance and operations budget override on Tuesday, March 9, the Marana Unified School District won't be adding new programs and services.

I am a parent of a child that attends MUSD schools, I am a support staff employee of MUSD, I am a spouse of a teacher who works in MUSD and finally we have a grandchild that in a few years will need to go to kindergarten in a Marana USD school.

January events about political campaign finance set in Tucson