A Message from Interim Superintendent Terri Romo

I’m incredibly proud to share the 2024–2025 state letter grades for our Sierra Vista Unified School District schools. This year, Huachuca Mountain Elementary and Town & Country Elementary not only maintained their A ratings, but also earned the two highest overall scores in all of Cochise County! Their continued excellence is a true reflection of the dedication of our teachers, staff, students, and families who work together every day to achieve success.

Across the district, we continue to see growth and progress. Buena High School maintained its solid B rating, and Joyce Clark Middle School made significant gains, improving from a D to a C. Carmichael, Pueblo Del Sol, and Village Meadows earned strong B ratings, and we’re already working closely with Bella Vista Elementary to support their continued improvement.

The road to excellence isn’t always easy, but I’m proud of how our district continues to move forward with perseverance, collaboration, and heart. We will keep working diligently to ensure every student receives the best possible education—because there are truly amazing things happening in our schools every day.

— Terri Romo
Interim Superintendent, Sierra Vista Unified School District

Why Attendance Works

As we prepare to take time off from school from November 24–28 for the Thanksgiving break, we want to share our gratitude for everyone in our school community. Your partnership makes it possible for students to come to school every day, on time, and ready to learn.

Every day of school is an important opportunity for students to connect with peers and teachers and to grow personally, socially, and academically. Consistent attendance builds good habits, keeps students on track, and ensures they don’t miss out on important learning moments.

We are thankful for:
• Our students and their families who show up to school regularly, even when it isn’t easy.
• Our staff who go above and beyond to create a welcoming, safe, and engaging learning environment.
• Our support staff and volunteers who provide the extra help and care our students need.

We appreciate each one of you. If your family or your child needs support with attendance, please reach out to your school's front office.

We are grateful for everyone’s efforts to avoid taking extra days off during this holiday season. We look forward to seeing you again when school resumes on Monday, December 1.

Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s success!

Wolf Pack Shines Bright for Alaura

Earlier this month, our Wolf Pack came together in a colorful show of love and support for Alaura, a second grade student at Village Meadows who is bravely battling brain cancer. Each grade level dressed in a different color to create a schoolwide rainbow—Alaura’s favorite.

Students and staff gathered in the MPR to record a heartfelt video message for Alaura, reminding her that she is never alone in her fight. Together, we proudly cheered:

“Strong like a wolf!” 

“Our colors shine bright!”

“We believe in you!”

The event was a powerful reminder of the strength and compassion within our Wolf Pack community. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this moment so meaningful for Alaura and her family.

Join us

HARVESTING HEALTH: A Sensory Experience

You're invited!

Join us for a vibrant and interactive family outreach event designed to bring our community together in support of sensory understanding and wellness. Hosted by the Speech, Occupational, Physical Therapy, and Nursing/Health Departments of Sierra Vista Unified School District, this event promises a day full of learning, connection, and hands-on fun.

Carmichael Elementary honored Corporal Philip D. McGeath, U.S. Marine Corps, with a rededication of the school’s Rose Memorial. The newly restored memorial was completed by Eagle Scout Ayden, with participation from Buena High School’s JROTC. A beautiful tribute to service, community, and remembrance.

Joyce Clark Middle School's 

Veterans Breakfast

Joyce Clark Middle School welcomed veterans, students, and families for a heartfelt Veterans Breakfast honoring the brave men and women who have served our country. Thank you to all who joined us in celebrating their dedication and sacrifice.  Special Shout-Out to Mrs. Sheridan, Mr. Meckler, and Mr. Dunlap for all of their work and to all of staff members who helped make this an amazing event ❤️💙

Let nostalgia fill your heart as this timeless tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts who visit him is brought to life in a clever five-person adaptation by Patrick Barlow.

Filled with laughter, warmth, and a touch of holiday magic.

This fresh Christmas Carol rendition invites you to rediscover the spirit of compassion and change before it’s too late.

Thursday, December 4th and Friday, December 5th at 7pm

Klein Center for the Performing Arts 

Tickets are $7 and can be purchased online or cash at the door

Let’s finish 2025 strong with three weeks of holiday spirit and district pride! Each day features a fun, school-appropriate dress-up theme to spread cheer, celebrate one another, and wrap up the semester with joy. Keep in mind that dress code still applies. Staff members are welcome to wear school appropriate jeans when participating in the day’s theme. Which school will have the most the holiday spirit?