Stacy Brady graduated from the University of Arizona with her bachelor’s degree in microbiology and immunology. She had planned to become a doctor but her childhood dream of becoming a teacher moved her to get her teaching credentials from Northern Arizona University. In 2000, Stacy was hired as a first-year teacher at Casa Grande Union High School as a chemistry teacher. Over the past 22 years, Stacy has taught Chemistry, Biology, Honors Biology I & II, Pre-Ap Biology, Meteorology, and Investigative Science. Stacy took a break from classroom teaching from 2007-2010 and was selected as 1 of 2 instructional coaches for CGUHSD. Stacy has been the Science Department chair at CGUHS since 2016 and has served on the curriculum cadre since 2015. She is also the Student Council advisor and Senior Class advisor. Most recently, Stacy completed the Modern Classroom Project mentorship program and is currently implementing this style of teaching in her classroom. Mrs. Brady, with her wisdom and servitude, has stepped up to help develop strategies and solutions for the shortage of science teachers. She has shown stamina, purpose, and love for what she does. We appreciate her dedication to our students. -Dr. Anna Battle, Superintendent
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