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McClintock Returns Safely

September 23, 2020- Chargers, it is important to pay attention to the health and safety protocols put into place to protect YOU!! As we return to campus, we want all of you to stay healthy, and not only protect yourself but each other. Check out this awesome video that Film and TV Director Karen Crane, Film and TV student Christyan Rosalez, and Student Council leaders teamed up to produce for more information about these protocols!!

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On-site support services for students beginning Mon., August 17, 2020.

These support services are part of Governor Ducey’s most recent Executive Order & are for students who have a critical need for a specific service or resource.

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Social & Emotional Wellness resources for parents, teens during COVID-19

It is totally normal and understandable for us all to be feeling more unsettled and stressed than usual at this time. Please reference any of our resources or additional resources under this section for your social and emotional wellness.

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Congratulations to our 2021 National Merit Semifinalists!

September 15, 2020- Congratulations to our 2021 National Merit Semifinalists! This year 17 Tempe Union students from Corona del Sol, Desert Vista, McClintock and Mountain Pointe high schools are in the running for the the National Merit Scholarship program.

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TUHSD welcomes you back beginning Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Our teachers, administrators, & staff are looking forward to seeing your students on-campus again!

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Please click here for updated information on health & safety, as well as TUHSD's Health Mitigation Plan.

At Tempe Union the health & safety of our students is our top priority.

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Learn about Tempe Union's Return to School Learning Options.

Tempe Union High School District will offer two learning options for families to choose from for the 20/21 school year.

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During Fall Break - Free Grab & Go School Meals Offered at Marcos de Niza & McClintock!

Please see TUHSD Food & Nutrition department for more information.

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TUHSD sophomores, juniors, seniors & interested parents are invited to a virtual information session.

Please register to receive the virtual program access link.

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You have very specific questions regarding the reopening of the school year.

We want to address all of your questions and concerns on a timely basis, so we have created FAQ for YOU, parent/guardian of a student with an IEP in our District.

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The Charger Spark

Get caught up on things happening at McClintock.

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Welcome to McClintock High School

Main Office: (480) 839-4222
Fax: (480) 752-8661
Attendance: (480) 752-8631
Enrollment: (480) 752-8624
Bell Schedules and Hours
Bookstore Hours & Information

Upcoming Calendar Dates:
- Oct. 2: End of 1st Quarter
- Oct. 5 – 12: Fall Break
- Oct. 13: Beginning of 2nd Quarter
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TUHSD Enrollment & Registration Checklist + Packet

2020-2021 TUHSD Enrollment and Registration Packet - ENGLISH.pdf 3.3 MB (Last Modified on September 16, 2020)

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2020 - 2021 TUHSD's Course Catalog

Please allow additional time for download (approx. 5.8 MB)

2020-21 Course Catalog-12-12-19-web.pdf 5.5 MB (Last Modified on December 13, 2019)

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2020 - 2021 Student & Parent Handbook (English)

Student Handbook-2020-2021-English.pdf 1.03 MB (Last Modified on August 26, 2020)

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2020 - 2021 Manual del Estudiante ( Español )

Student Handbook-2020-2021-SPANISH-FINAL.pdf 1.07 MB (Last Modified on August 26, 2020)

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2018 - 2023 Strategic Plan

Strategic-Plan-2018-23-final.pdf 143.7 KB (Last Modified on March 20, 2018)

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We are accepting enrollment for three to five year-olds for next year. To enroll your child, please call 480-752-8651 or click the button above for more information and our online application form.

Mission Statement:

Charging forward with purpose, excellence, and tradition.

Vision Statement:

McClintock High School will:

Provide a safe and supportive environment that meets the academic, social, and emotional needs of all students.

Engage all students in a challenging and diverse curriculum.

Encourage all students to develop personal responsibility and meet high expectations.

Promote participation in a wide array of extra-curricular activities and Charger traditions.

Engage families and community as partners in the educational process.