Amphitheater Public Schools seeks voter approval to sell Copper Creek campus
What happened
Amphitheater Public Schools is asking district voters to approve Proposition 426, which would allow the sale of six properties, including four closed elementary schools like Copper Creek. The district is currently renting the Copper Creek campus to Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind under a five-year lease, which is renewed annually.
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Why it matters
The sale of these properties is intended to provide capital expenditures for the district, such as building renovations and buses. This action is part of a trend of school closures and district cuts affecting Pima and Scottsdale [Larger Situation].
School closures and district cuts are affecting Pima and Scottsdale, following a trend in the Valley.
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Who's involved
- Copper CreekLocation of the elementary school campus approved for closure and sale
- ArizonaState where the Copper Creek campus is located
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Copper Creek
river in Miami County, Indiana, United States of America
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