The Pinal County School Superintendent's Office works directly with school districts on their bond and override elections. We help produce the voter information pamphlet, coordinate the flow of information and documents with the Pinal County Elections Dept., and are the filing office for pro/con statements.
Schools Districts that have filed a Notice of Election for Bond & Override Elections:
Superior Unified School District No. 15 - M&O Election - Notice of Election - Executed Resolution
FOR ARGUMENTS: Superior Unified School District Governing Board
J.O. Combs Unified School District No. 44 - Bond Election - Notice of Election - Executed Resolution
FOR ARGUMENTS: Vote Yes For Combs Bond - Organization
FOR ARGUMENTS: United Maricopa/Pinal County Firefighters Association - Organization
Florence Unified School District No. 1 - Bond Election - Notice of Election - Executed Resolution
Florence Unified School District No. 1 - Site Sale - Notice of Election - Executed Resolution
Casa Grande Elementary School District No. 4 - Bond Election - Notice of Election - Executed Resolution
Casa Grande Union High School District No. 82 - Bond Election - Notice of Election - Executed Resolution
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Important Dates
- May 8: Deadline for school district to call for a Nov. election. School district notifies Pinal County School Superintendent's Office (PCSSO) of intent to seek a bond and/or override approval in the November election. Notice of Election Form.
- June 9: District delivers to the Pinal County Elections Department the ballot language.
- July 7: School district delivers the signed resolution calling for the election to PCSSO.
- July 7: Email PCSS: publicity pamphlet text, District logo(if applicable), ballot language, provide copy of purchase order for translator, provide copy of the district permit number (if applicable) and Return Address to be imprinted on the mailing page of the pamphlet (Verify that the annual permit fee has been paid for the year and sufficient postage is
available).
- August 6: Deadline to post notices of election. and provide Affidavit of Publication to PCSS BY NOON & SCHOOL DISTRICT & ATTORNEY - Review must be completed of ballot text & layout. Informational report signoff required by this date (Governing Board and District designee).
- August 8: Pro/con arguments due 5:00 p.m. (Original signature must be received by MCSS deadline. Names of people submitting written statement shall not be included in the informational pamphlet unless permission is granted by that individual).
- August 11: SCHOOL DISTRICT - Submit ballot text to AZ Legislative Council and County School Superintendent
CLICK HERE for the complete and printable 2025 BOND Timeline
CLICK HERE for the complete and printable 2025 OVERRIDE Timeline
CLICK HERE for the 2025 IGA Form for Pinal County
Arguments For/Against School District Special Election(s)
The deadline to submit a statement of argument for/against a special election is Friday, August 8, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Arguments cannot exceed two hundred words.
A change in Arizona statute § 15-481, now requires the following:
Forms for each entity are available for download here by clicking on the below links:
The Pinal County School Superintendent is required to review all arguments for factual accuracy and make any corrections to the statement. The Superintendent will not review and correct portions of the arguments that are identified as the author’s opinion.
To submit a physical paper statement, please download the correct PDF fillable form, print it and sign it and hand deliver or mail it to the following address. Individual statements MUST be notarized or they will not be accepted.
Pinal County School Superintendent
Attn: Nicole O'Brien
75 N. Bailey St.
P.O. Box 769 Florence, AZ 85132
Statutes Specific to Override Elections
A.R.S. § 15-481
Statutes Specific to Bond Elections
A.R.S. § 15-491
A.R.S. § 35-454
At the Pinal County School Office ESA, we are the trusted education service agency dedicated to providing expert solutions for multiple school districts in Pinal County, Arizona. We are committed to supporting these school districts, teachers, administrators, and, most importantly, students. Our school office stands out through our flexible and approachable nature, always striving to be solution oriented. What sets us apart is our collaborative support structure, fostering partnerships with schools to build their capacity and create a transformative educational experience. We believe in inspiring students to see what's possible beyond graduation, igniting their curiosity and preparing them for life's ample opportunities.
Jill Broussard assumed the role of Pinal County Superintendent in November 2011, bringing a wealth of experience and a profound dedication to education. Armed with a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Arizona State University and a Masters in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University, both earned with distinction, Jill embodies a commitment to academic excellence. Her qualifications extend further with Principal and Superintendent Certifications, reflecting her readiness to lead and innovate within the educational landscape.
Since assuming office, Superintendent Broussard has been a catalyst for transformative change. She pioneered a groundbreaking educational program for the H.O.P.E. School and Esperanza School correctional facilities, demonstrating her visionary approach to inclusivity and rehabilitation. Her partnership with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in promoting civic engagement underscores her commitment to holistic education.
Jill's leadership extends beyond Pinal County. She has been a trailblazer on the Arizona State Board of Education, a council member for First Things First Pinal Regional Council, and a pivotal figure in the National Association of Educational Service Agencies, representing the Western Region. Her contributions to various committees and organizations reflect her tireless advocacy for educational reform and equity.
Despite her professional commitments, Jill remains deeply connected to her community and family. As a mother of two boys and a host to nine exchange students, she exemplifies compassion and generosity. Her involvement as a youth sports coach and Sunday School teacher underscores her holistic approach to nurturing future generations.
In her multifaceted role as a wife, mother, coach, and educator, Jill remains steadfast in her mission to elevate the educational experience in Pinal County. She believes fervently that the success of our educational system is paramount to securing the future of our nation, and she tirelessly pursues this vision with unwavering dedication and passion.
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