Advertisement: The district has also been working with the Pima County Health Department, which affirmed that every day things are looking better, with the decreasing positivity rate of COVID-19. He also said the TUSD community has been “incredibly supportive” and has seen “both compliance and commitment to mask wearing from our guests, anytime.” He said he made a commitment early on this year to pursue the possibility of facilitating a safe event for their seniors. “I m still troubled by my decision, and that s mine, I had to make it alone to cancel graduations last year,” laments Trujillo. “It s something that still kind of haunts me. It s something I have difficulty with personally and professionally, especially when I come into contact with Class of 2020 kids and though that contact is always positive and fun when I run into TUSD alumni, there s just a hint of sadness that they didn t get that exper