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You can contact us via email, phone, or schedule an appointment via Calendly below with any questions and to chat with our enrollment experts about Pima County Schools. For general inquiries, questions, or comments, please email us at fse@cictucson.org – or simply use the live chat button at the bottom of the page.
Scott Evans
Director of Family and School Engagement
Community Investment Corporation
(520) 529-1766 Ext. 214
Scott earned a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Arizona in 2007. Prior to leading MySchoolsTucson, Scott served as the Director of Counseling in Tucson public and private schools for over 15 years, and coached high school sports (baseball and golf) for over 15 years.
Through his prior school counseling work and coaching experience, Scott brings to the table a true passion in the field of education and youth development. Scott understands the integral role a family plays in raising a healthy child and has dedicated much of his adult life to serving children and their families. As a father of two, Scott is excited and committed to helping ALL families explore and understand the Tucson educational landscape. He believes that quality education is one of the greatest gifts our generation can give to our children.
Dzoara Ruiz
Program Manager
Community Investment Corporation
Yo Hablo Español
(520) 529-1766 Ext. 200
Dzoara graduated from the University of Arizona with a B.S. in Biomedical Science and a B.A. in Spanish Translation and Interpretation. In college, she was an Ambassador for the College of Humanities and the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, where she would give presentations, tours to incoming students, and go to college fairs to teach potential students about the majors that are offered by the college.
Dzoara believes it is very important for the underserved members of our community to have representation, give them a voice and access to resources that they should have. She also worked as an interpreter, helping underrepresented members of the community with language services during their healthcare visits.
Every child deserves an education where they can thrive. My Schools Tucson is a non-profit program powered by CIC that passionately supports Pima County families in actively participating in their child’s education and choosing the best educational opportunities available.
Our mission is simple: Connect. Inform. Empower. By bridging the gap between home and school, we help parents unlock each child’s potential and create a brighter future.