Safford Magnet Middle School - Huskies Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Awami Several changes have occurred since Safford became a magneT school four years ago. Saf- ford has five magneTs To aTTracT sTudenTs from all areas of TUSD. CornpuTers-Safford sTudenTs Take an awareness course, Safford has a full insfruc- Tional compuTer classroom and a compufer lab wiTh a CAI aide. ExTended Day-Several acTiviTies are offered for sTudenTs from 3:40 PM. To 4:45 PM. The acTiviTies include sporTs, compuTers, pho- Tography, Science Olympiad, Spanish as a second language and sTudy hall. Environrnenfal EducaTion-STudenTs sTudy The ecological sysTem of The area in addiTion To using The resources of The communify. Fine ArTs Program-Classes are offered in or- chesfra, band, chorus and arT. Bilingual Educafion-This class offers The needs of mono-lingual Spanish sTudenTs and bilingual and rnonlingual sTudenTs. Below: Mrs, McDowell Teaches her corn uTer class a new assi nrnenT D Q while sTudenTs IisTen aTTenTiveIy.

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FACUL TY nv X 0 Mike Agraves Susie Carrier Sue Clark Connie Emmett Aiberfa Flannery Bruce Fleck Donna Forman Manuel Fregoso Gail Gibbon Yolanda Guerreo Anneli Henneke Ed Kowalczyk Alma Lespron Brenda McDowell Alicia Meza Ramon Moniano Anna Munguia Burges Needie Jo Ann Nunez Sieve Oaks Pai Perseilin Peier Rapfis Dawn Riia Sue Shafer Blanca Viilasenor Marie Winsiead Kassey Woods

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f S 5 is 5, uzg iq Top center: OH NO! Test time! Mr. Oaks col- lects tests and daily work from students during science class. Above: Mr. Davila feels there is more to school than work. Here he plays a word game with his students. Left: Eighth grade Student Council learns about business and leadership from a program called Project Business.