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Closure plans rile Pima, Echo Canyon families

Declining enrollment of nearly 24% in 15 years and a projected $7.8–9 million budget gap drive Scottsdale Unified's plan to close or repurpose two under-enrolled schools.

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With Thanksgiving approaching, students at Pima and Echo Canyon elementary schools are learning the importance of being thankful – and one of the most important holidays in American history.

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Closure plans rile Pima, Echo Canyon families

With Thanksgiving approaching, students at Pima and Echo Canyon elementary schools are learning the importance of being thankful – and one of the most important holidays in American history.

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Closure plans rile Pima, Echo Canyon families

With Thanksgiving approaching, students at Pima and Echo Canyon elementary schools are learning the importance of being thankful – and one of the most important holidays in American history.

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Scottsdale Progress broke the news in on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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