News & Events
You’ve come to the right place to find all the latest happenings at Bowie Unified School District. We share news and upcoming events as well as announcements, notices, and awards.
Our winter newsletter is hot off the press! Please take a minute to read our current newsletter. Learn about important news and events happening at Bowie Schools.
Congratulations to Luciano Moreno! He is the Bowie Elementary School spelling bee winner!
Bowie Elementary School was recently honored, recognized as the Most Improved School in Cochise County. Jacqueline R. Clay, Cochise County superintendent of schools, told Bowie school officials of the honor. For more information on this awesome award, please view Arizona Range News.
Recognized as the most improved school in Cochise County, big changes for the Bowie Elementary School shone out. Superintendent of Schools Jacqueline R. Clay contacted Bowie school officials regarding the recognition. For the rest of this story, please visit the Arizona Range News article by Brooke Curley.
Bowie celebrated food, friendship, and acknowledgement of the past year’s hard work at the annual Bowie schools Thanksgiving dinner. Please take a moment to read the rest of this wonderful Thanksgiving story in the Arizona Range News article.
Wendy Conger, Willcox of Rotary's President-elect, presents Bowie Elementary School third graders with new dictionaries. This is a wonderful example of a great partnership between the community and the school.
Our community closet is now open. The closet is open from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and from 2:00 until 5:00 p.m. on Thursdays. The community closet can be found in the downstairs of the high school.
Help us make Bowie count! Participate in the United States Census 2020 on April 1, 2020. For more information, please contact Wendy Conger by email.
Bowie schools received a new report card from the Arizona State Board of Education and there was cause for celebration. Bowie schools showed significant improvement, jumping from a “D” grade to a “B.” They also earned the title of most improved school in Cochise County. The Cochise County Superintendent of Schools, Jacqueline Clay said, “This accomplishment is a testament of your leadership, hard work, and ability to motivate your students and staff to believe in themselves and work to their potential.”
Wendy Conger, superintendent for the district, was notified on Halloween night about the new grade and shared the information with the Range News. The Arizona State Board of Education requires the Department of Education to develop achievement profiles annually for every school in the state. Arizona schools can receive a grade anywhere from “A” to “F.”
Please take a moment to read the complete article on the Arizona Range News Website and the congratulations letter from the Coshise County Superintendent of Schools.
Thank you, Arizona Community Foundation, for the $5,000 grant to fix the Bowie Schools Community pool. We are very grateful. Thank you so much!
Thank you, Evelyn Lathram, for your generous grant from the Albert and Nellie Spikes foundation! The $2,376.00 funded the fall Cochise College classes in which students are dual enrolled.