Public documents that mention María Federico Brummer.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Tucson Unified School District Governing Board Regular Meeting
The board conducted an executive session followed by a regular meeting. Key actions included the approval of various consent agenda items, such as talent acquisition, supplemental materials for career and technical education, and extracurricular program activities. Additionally, the board approved the appointment of an Associate General Counsel and adopted a resolution designating National Arts in Education Week. The meeting also featured study and information items covering student attendance policies, immigration enforcement protocols, instructional focus strategies, and procedural updates for digital platform usage.
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The meeting included an executive session for student, personnel, and legal matters. Key agenda items featured the superintendent’s report on physical education staffing and school enrollment updates. The board approved consent agenda items including personnel lists, supplemental materials for career and technical education, extracurricular tax credit reports, and financial vouchers. Action items involved administrative appointments and a resolution for National Arts in Education Week. Study sessions focused on student attendance policies, immigration enforcement protocols, instructional strategies, and digital platform access procedures.
Feb 10, 2026·Board meeting
Tusd1 Governing Board Meeting
The meeting commenced with student excellence recognitions, featuring a performance by the Aliceville Middle School jazz band. The Superintendent's report highlighted various district activities, including celebrating the beginning of Black History Month, school visits to Tuli and Robins, participation in the Black History Month brain bowl, and attendance at the University High School Senior Debate. The Superintendent also reported on meeting with the Parent Advisory Council, where concerns about recent federal immigration enforcement actions were discussed, leading to a review of the district's protocol for federal immigration enforcement actions on campus. The updated protocol mandates that unidentified individuals refusing to identify themselves or provide credentials result in campus lockdown, and requires judicial warrants for access to student records. The report also noted the district's high school groups performing at the Arizona Music Educators Association conference and a closing dinner for the Tucson Korea Ambassador Program (TECAP).
Mar 4, 2025·Board meeting
Tusd Governing Board Meeting
The meeting commenced with roll call, land acknowledgement by a fourth-grade student, and the Pledge of Allegiance led by a preschooler. Agenda adjustments were requested concerning administrative appointments, the maintenance and operations budget study session, and discussions related to the desegregation study session and reconfiguration report. The Superintendent's report highlighted several achievements, including the undefeated Bonita Elementary girls' basketball team and Coach Hannah's retirement. The Superintendent also detailed visits to various schools to celebrate reading initiatives, interact with student leaders regarding school issues (such as cafeteria food, tardiness, and classroom temperatures), and review programs like Teen Court. A significant portion of the update was dedicated to the district's financial situation, outlining projected deficits in the Maintenance and Operations budget ($8.6 million smaller for the upcoming year) and the Desegregation budget ($2.8 million deficit), leading to a total deficit of approximately $23 million. This is compounded by the suspension of one-time state funding, increased utility costs, and expenditures made to shield employees from rising benefit costs. The Superintendent noted the heavy reliance on carry-forward funds from ESSER allocations to cover these shortfalls.
