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T-Rii!Omt ~£P(Trfm£Nt of ~But(Ttion '535 WEST ,JEFFERSON PHOENIX ARIZONA 85007 (602) 255-4361 E C. DIANE BISHOP Superintendent t-rii!omt ~£p(trfm£nt of ~but(ttion '535 WEST ,JEFFERSON PHOENIX ARIZONA 85007 (602) 255-4361 November 1987 The Arizona Department of Education is pleased to present the 1987-88 publication of the Arizona Educational Directory. The Educational Directory is prepared as a service to all those involved in the educational process. We would like to acknowledge and express our sincere appreciation to those who have assisted in furnishing and compiling the valuable information provided in this Directory. Sincerely, ~~~ c. Diane Bishop State Superintendent TABLE OF CONTENTS Page GOVERNOR" """"""."" .. """"""."".""" " '''' 1 MEMBERS OF SENATE. "." .. """" .. "". .. "".". """ "."." .. " 1 MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES , ., ., . '" .. " .. ', ., ". """, ." .. , . 2 MEMBERS OF U. S. CONGRESS '" .. "" ... "'".""" .' , ... '" ... ," ... "" .' " . 3 ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. ", .' ", , .' ., ., ." .. " .. ," .. ', 5 ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PERSONNEL ." , ,." .. ,,, "" ., . 5 ARIZONA COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS AND COUNTY ATTORNEYS .".,,,. '" ." . .. 13 ARIZONA COUNTY TREASURERS AND COUNTY CLERK-BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ", .. '" .. " 14 OTHER STATE AGENCIES .. ","",, .. '"." .. ' .. ," , .. "" .. 15 ARIZONA SCHOOL DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARDS ," ., """" ,., 17 ARIZONA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS, SCHOOLS AND ADMINISTRATORS, BY COUNTY Index """" " .. "" " .. " .. "." "". "" 41 Apache County """""""" .. "" "" "."." " "." .. " .. "" " .. "" .. ". 53 Cochise County """" .. " "" .. """"""""." 57 Coconino County "" .. "" "" .. ".""."" .. """." .. "." "" 65 Gila County" """" """"" .. "".""""".".""."""" .. " ". 71 Graham County .""" .. """ .. "" .. "" .. """" .. "."""."""" ." 75 Greenlee County "" "." """" .. "., " .. ".. 79 Maricopa County .".""" .. """ " '" ."""""."""" .. "" 81 Mohave County "", " .. """.""""" """ .. " "" 123 Navajo County .. "."""""" .. """" ""."." .. ". .. 127 Pima County "."""""" " """.""."."."" ". 133 Pinal County ".""."" " "" .. """ ., .". ,,' ... .. 149 Santa Cruz County "." .. ".""""""".""""""" .. """."" ., 157 Yavapai County .".""""" .. "" ""." """ .. """"" ". 159 Yuma County ." "" "" " "."."""""""" .. " .. " .. "" .. " "" . 165 La Paz County .. " .. """""""""""."".""" .. ""."" .. ""."" .. 169 SPECIAL SERVICES FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION" ,"" .. , .. ' ., ", .. , .. , ". 171 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL., , "," '" '" .. ," .. 173 COUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS" ." ., ." .. ,, .. ", .. '" ." "' '" '" 195 ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS '" ", " .. ' ., .. "" .'" , '" ., " 201 UNIVERSITIES AND ADMINISTRATORS ."" ".,." .. , '" '" .. , "" .. ". .. 201 STATE BOARD OF DI RECTORS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES OF ARIZONA. "' ,,, 203 ARIZONA COMMUNITY COLLEGES, DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARDS AND ADMINISTRATORS, .. , 203 GRADUATE SCHOOLS "." " "" """" .. "."." "" .. "".",," .. " 213 PRIVATE COLLEGES " "." .. """ " "." .. "."." ... " ""."" .. ""."."" 215 ARIZONA STATE OPERATED SCHOOLS " ." .. '" .. " .. "." .. ,."""." ., ". "'" 217 ARIZONA STATE BOARD FOR PRIVATE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION """"""'''''.'''''' 219 ARIZONA STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM, .. ,,", .. " '" ." .. " .. ,. """., ." "'" 219 HOLIDAYS ENUMERATED, " '" , '" .. , ., '""" ., .' "." .. " 221 EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATlmJS .. " .. ,. '" .. ". '" ."." '" " ., ". .. "., '" .. " 223 ARIZONA EDUCATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES ASSOCIATION ", " .. ".""" ..... ,.,.,.. ,,' 225 ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION DATA PROCESSING SCHOOL DISTRICT CODES" ... 229 ARIZONA PRIVATE SCHOOLS INDEX '" . '" '" , .' ... , ., .. " .... """ .. " 233 ARIZONA PRIVATE SCHOOLS ... ,", .. "", .. ,"."" '" ., ," ., " ... "'" .. 237 SCHOOL DISTRICT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ".," .. '""". "" .. 251 v STATE OF ARIZONA GOVERNOR THE HONORABLE EVAN MECHAM STATE CAPITOL BUILDING PHOENIX 85007 PHONE: 255-4331 SENATE State Capitol Building Senate Wing 1700 West Washington Street Phoenix 85007 Phone: 255-4231 Senator District Phone Senator District Phone * lela Alston 20 255-4485 John Mawhinney 12 4326 Janice K. Brewer 19 4136 * Jones Osborn 5 4139 Pete Corpstein 24 5284 Manuel "Uto" Pena, Jr, 22 4171 *William J, "Bill" Delong 14 5993 *Peter Rios 7 5685 Tony Gabaldon 2 4486 S. H" "Hal" Runyan 15 4173 Jaime P, Gutierrez 11 5262 * James Sossaman 30 5325 A, V" "Bill" Hardt 4 4129 * Jacque Steiner 25 4916 *John Hays 5584 Alan J, Stephens 6 4178 James Henderson 3 4323 *Wayne Stump 16 5261 Jesus "Chuy" Higuera 10 5342 Jack Taylor 29 4481 Jeffrey Hill 9 5683 Doug Todd 27 4124 Peter Kay 26 5955 Robert Usdane 28 4138 Carl J, Kunasek 21 4233 Carolyn Walker 23 4291 Greg Lunn 13 5911 Tony West 18 4480 *Carol MacDonald 8 4321 Pat Wright 17 3160 *Members of Senate Education Committee STATE OF ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES State Capitol Building House Wing 1700 West Washington Street Phoenix 85007 Phone: 255-3032 Representative District Phone Representative District Phone Donald R. "Don" Aldridge 255-5413 Jack B.. Jewett 12 5839 Gus Arzberger 8 3297 Leslie Whiting Johnson 21 3163 Bart Baker 9 3312 Sandra Kennedy 23 3278 David C. Bartlett 13 5058 Mark W. Killian 30 5729 Bob Broughton 21 4371 *John King 25 5108 *Jack A. Brown 4 5861 John Kromko 11 3395 *Brenda Burns 17 3255 Joe Lane 8 5761 Carmen Cajero 10 3424 Debbie McCune 20 5160 Dave Carson 1 5412 Robert J. "Bob" McLendon 5 4430 Bob Denny 15 5894 Jim Meredith 26 5051 Bill English 9 3235 Jim Miller 26 5408 * Karan Engl ish 2 4079 *Karen Mills 16 3376 * Hen ry Evans 6 5898 William A. Mundell 30 5735 Reid Ewing 12 5829 Jenny Norton 27 5169 Gary Giordano 24 5409 Richard "Dick" Pacheco 7 5030 *Peter Goudinoff 11 4893 James B" Ratliff 15 5872 * Jim Green 14 5863 Bobby Raymond 20 4002 Herb Guenther 5 5273 Cindy Resnick 14 5495 * Art Hamilton 22 3392 Sterling Ridge 17 3394 Benjamin Hanley 3 5862 *Betty Rockwell 25 5766 Jim Hartdegen 6 5549 *Polly Rosenbaum 4 5219 Larry Hawke 13 5828 Armando Ruiz 23 5864 *Bev Hermon 27 5896 * Jim Skelly 28 5503 Chris Herstam 24 5977 Lela Steffey 29 5760 Heinz R" Hink 28 4225 Don Strauch 29 5895 Phillip Hubbard 10 4089 George Weisz 18 4639 *Roy Hudson 7 3425 *Nancy Wessel 19 1859 *Jane Dee Hull 18 5836 John Wettaw 2 3300 Bob Hungerford 16 5168 Jim White 19 5874 Jack G, Jackson 3 5835 Earl V" Wilcox 22 5830 *Members of House Education Committee 2 MEMBERS OF THE U. S. CONGRESS SENATORS John McCain 151 North Centennial Way, Suite 1000 835-8994 Mesa, Arizona 85201 210 Hart Building (202) 224-2235 Washington, DC 20510 Dennis DeConcini 700 East Jefferson, Suite 200 261-6756 Phoenix, Arizona 85034 97 East Congress, Suite 120 629-6831 Tucson, Arizona 85701 328 Senate Hart Building (202) 224-4521 Washington, DC 20510 REPRESENTATIVES District 1 John J., Rhodes, III 2345 South Alma School, No, 108 831-6433 Mesa, Arizona 85203 510 Cannon Office Building (202) 225-2635 Washington, DC 20515 District 2 Morris K. Udall 300 North Main Avenue 629-6404 Tucson, Arizona 85705 522 West Roosevelt 261-3018 Phoenix, Arizona 85003 235 Cannon Office Building (202) 225-4065 Washington, DC 20515 District 3 Bob Stump 230 North First Avenue, Room 5001 261-6923 Phoenix, Arizona 85025 211 Cannon Office BUilding (202) 225-4576 Washington, DC 20515 District 4 John Kyl 4250 East Camelback, Suite 14Q-K 840-1891 Phoenix, Arizona 85018 313 Cannon Office Building (202) 225-3361 Washington, DC 20515 District 5 Jim Kolbe 4444 East Grant Road, Suite 125 629-5210 Tucson, Arizona 85712 1222 Longworth Office Building (202) 225-2542 Washington, DC 20515 3 STATE OF ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 1535 West Jefferson Street Room 418 Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Phone: 255-5057 PRESIDENT RESIDENCE Ray Borane ., " Douglas VICE PRESIDENT Karin Kirksey Zander " ".,,,,, '" " ., .. , , , Phoenix MEMBERS Dr. Reginald Barr "" "".. .. Tucson Eddie Basha ,." ,""."..... .. Chandler Betty Inman Lee " "" "."" "" " "."". Mesa Dr. J. Russell Nelson .. ",.,." .. "., " Tempe Honorable David B. Silva, ., .. " .. , ., ." " ' St. Johns Ada Thomas "" "" " ". Phoenix Honorable C. Diane Bishop , .. ,............................. .. Tucson ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 1535 West Jefferson Street Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Phone: 255-5198 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION PHONE Bishop, C" Diane, Superintendent "." " ,.,,, ,,." 255-4361 Hartgraves, Jim, Deputy Superintendent ,, 255-4271 , Administrative Assistant " ., .. " .. , .. " , ". 255-4271 Becerra, Andres, Special Assistant to the Superintendent" "." '., .. 255-5938 __' Special Assistant to the Superintendent, " .. " , ,'" 255-5016 ':""-:---,,0----' Administrative Assistant to State Board , """. 255-5057 Yorks, Cynthia, Secretary to the Superintendent , 255-4361 Sharp, Kim, Administrative Assistant ". 255-4362 SCHOOL/COMMUNITY COMMUNICATIONS ,_-,-_."..' Director " "" ,.,," 255-4709 Whitelaw, Jim, Public Information Officer .. ," , ,, ' 255-4709 Hunter, Joyce, Public Information Officer " , " 255-4709 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Wilkinson, James, Administrative Service Officer "" 255-3186 Harris, Vicki, Administrative Assistant, Forecast ,., " ., 255-3234 DeRuvo, Maryann, Personnel Assistant. " ., ., .. " .. ,""" ",,,. 255-3186 Howard, Jean, Personnel Assistant .. " "." " ,. 255-3186 Butts, Kathy, Payroll Accounting, "" .. ", ,""." ' ,. 255-5361 Hughes, Pat, Payroll Accounting ." .. " " .. " .. ", " 255-5361 Payne, Lorraine, Payroll Accounting .. " ." .. "., , .. 255-5361 Rosalez, Martha, Payroll Accounting " "." , "., .. 255-5361 5 STATE OF ARIZONA Administration (continued) COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE CENTER!WORD PROCESSING Henderson, Don, SupervisorlTechnical Operations , " 255-5958 Harmon, Harriet, Office Supervisor .. , " 255-5958 BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL
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