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2025-2026

August

• MCOB Food Calendar
• Villa Food Calendar

Parents Non-Pricing Notification Letter

Dear Parent/Guardian: Children need healthy meals to learn. Mary C. O’Brien ASD will be participating in the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program. As part of this program, Mary C. O’Brien Elementary School implementing Special Assistance Programs will offer healthy meals every school day at NO COST to the students due to the implementation of Provision 3 for school year 2025/2026. Students will be able to participate in these meal programs without having to pay a fee or submit a household application. No further action is required of you. Your child(ren) will be able to participate in these meal programs without having to pay a fee or submit an application.

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Assessment Parent Guide

Assessment Parent Guide SPA

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how to complete "Clock Operations"

&  make a "Time Off Request". 

Easy reference TCP Employee Guide - Web Clock Operations ONLY pages 1-7, disregard Mobile App Operations

22 Certified Pays FY26

26 Certified Pays  FY26

12 Month Pay Schedule FY26

Mary C. O’Brien Accommodation District (MCOBAD) was established in 1948 to provide a school for students in the “New Camp” area at Eleven Mile Corner.  The school was originally called the Eleven Mile Corner Accommodation School.  It has since been named for Miss Mary C. O’Brien who was Pinal County School Superintendent for 26 years (1950-1976).

The school at Eleven Mile Corner served as the home of the Pinal Special Education (PSE) consortium for 46 years (1964-2010).  Students with disabilities were served with many innovative programs focused on the needs of the students.  As local school districts developed programs for special education students the need for PSE diminished and the Pinal Special Education consortium disbanded in 2010.

Following the closing of Pinal Special Education, Mary C. O’Brien Elementary School has continued to serve as a K-6 elementary school for students in the area.  Mary C. O’Brien Elementary has received recognition as an “A+ School of Excellence” by the Arizona Education Foundation and has achieved a letter grade of “A” as determined by the Arizona Department of Education.

In 1994, the Pinal County School Office purchased the Villa Oasis School, a former private school, and established an alternative high school on that campus.  The Pinal County Superintendent oversees the Villa Oasis Interscholastic Center of Education  (VOICE) as an alternative school within Mary C. O’Brien Accommodation District.

Pinal County Superintendent, Jill Broussard, oversees Mary C. O’Brien Accommodation District as the Governing Board.   In addition, the Pinal County Superintendent directs the Pinal County Education Service Agency (Pinal ESA) – managed by Associate Superintendent, Joel Villegas; and the Pinal County School Office (Pinal CSO) managed by Deputy Superintendent, Tonya Taylor.

Associate Superintendent, Ector Rodriguez, manages the day to day operations of Mary C. O’Brien Accommodation District as school superintendent.  The schools operate as any other schools in the state of Arizona.  Melissa Puentes serves as principal at Mary C. O’Brien Elementary, and Tyron Rackley as principal at Villa Oasis. The School District Business Manager is Sherree Ramirez, Director of Technology is Peter Lin, Director of Human Resources is Michelle Gonzalez, Plant Manager is Jesse Salazar and Director of Transportation is Kim Beron.  Please contact Ector Rodriguez with any questions or comments regarding the school programs.