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What's going on [IN] and around our schools? This page is dedicated to the many wonderful things that are happening at our campuses or District Office. With so much going on, here is a place to find out what stories are [IN] the News, big happenings and events, academic and athletic accomplishments. TUHSD is very proud of all the good work each person invests in our vision and mission.
Media Contact: Jennifer Liewer - JLiewer@tempeunion.org or 480-839-0292 x11021
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DV Speech & Debate Team Wins School of Outstanding Distinction Award
For the 4th time in 5 years, Desert Vista finished as one of the top ten teams in the US, winning a School of Outstanding Distinction Award.
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Solar Eclipse Safety Information
On Monday, August 21, the first total solar eclipse to sweep the U.S. since 1918 will occur. In Arizona, residents will experience a partial eclipse.
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Tempe Union places Teen Lifeline on student ID badges
When Tempe Union High School District students return to school this year, they will have the Teen Lifeline phone number on the back of their student ID.
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We Want You Back!
On Aug. 5, TUHSD staff and community volunteers visited students to let them know, "we want you back."
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Tempe Union Governing Board Votes to Sell Land
The Tempe Union High School District Governing Board has voted to sell 62 acres of District-owned property, located at Desert Foothills Parkway and Fry Road to Desert Vista, LLC, a subsidiary of Blandford Homes, for approximately $23 million dollars.
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Arizona State University Preparatory Academy Digital Resource Review
At the October 4, 2017 Governing Board meeting, it will be recommended that the Governing Board approve the adoption of the ASU Preparatory Academy digital resources.
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John Meza presented with Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in gang enforcement
Director of Student Affairs and District Safety Director John Meza was honored recently by the Arizona Gang Investigators Association (AzGIA) with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Marcos de Niza Graduate Wins Statewide High School Musical Award
2017 Marco de Niza Graduate Briana Fleming has been chosen as Arizona’s “Lead Female Performer in a High School Musical” for her performance in Marcos’ spring production of “Cinderella.” She will travel to New York City to compete in national Jimmy® Awards.
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Mountain Pointe Welcomes Back Band and Orchestra Director, Leo Werner
More than sixty Mountain Pointe High School Band and Orchestra Alumni spent their Saturday welcoming back an old friend and supporting the revitalization of the program. Mr. Leo Werner returns to Mountain Pointe this year to direct the band and orchestra programs, bringing his 28 years of experience as a music educator.
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Desert Vista Announces New Assistant Principal for Athletics
Tempe Union High School District and Desert Vista High School welcome Tommy Eubanks as the new Assistant Principal for Athletics of Desert Vista High School.
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AZCentral Sports Player Spotlight: Desert Vista QB Derek Kline
This is a weekly look at a high school football player who may be flying under the radar now but could emerge during the 2017 season as a surprise breakout performer.
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Mark Your Calendar: Important "Back to School" Dates
We know, summer just started but it's never too early to mark your calendars for "back to school events" like book distribution, freshman orientation and other important dates.
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Wrangler News: Corona among top quiz bowl winners at Atlanta tourney
Students from Corona del Sol joined 303 of the top high school quiz bowl teams at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis on May 27 for the 2017 High School National Championship Tournament.
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Azcentral.com Sports Awards Beach Volleyball Athlete, Coach of the Year
Azcentral. com sports has named their beach volleyball athlete and coach of the year and both are from Corona del Sol.
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Desert Vista Recommends Head Varsity Baseball and Girls' Basketball Coaches
Desert Vista High School is recommending that Cody Brassfield be approved by the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board as the school’s 2017-18 head varsity baseball coach and Raymond Patche as the school’s 2017-2018 varsity girls’ basketball coach.
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Congratulations Class of 2017
The seven high schools that comprise the Tempe Union High School District hosted graduation ceremonies on Wednesday, May 17 and Thursday, May 18 for approximately 3,100 students. -
Mountain Pointe’s Wildlife Club Receives $5000 from the Arizona Diamondbacks
On May 15, the Mountain Pointe Wildlife Club was honored at the Arizona Diamondbacks game as a recipient of a $5000 grant through the School Challenge program. -
Marcos de Niza Honors Flagstaff High School Baseball Team
A Message from Brian Fleming, Assistant Principal for Athletics: I wanted to share a feel good story with you all. -
McClintock is Home to KNIX Teacher of the Week: Mr. Hankinson
McClintock High’s Mr. John Hankinson is this week’s KNIX “Teacher of the Week!” Barrel Boy surprised him in class on Thursday to present the award. -
Career and Technical Education Celebrated at District-Wide Awards Banquet
All seven Tempe Union High School came together on May 9, 2017 at Desert Vista High School to celebrate the achievements of students involved in Career and Technical Education. -
Tempe Union Home to Five National Merit Scholarships Corporation Winners
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced this year’s National Merit $2500 Scholarship winners. The 2,500 Merit Scholar designees were chosen from a talent pool of more than 15,000 outstanding Finalists in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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Corona del Sol's Andrea Lara-Garcia named 2017 Flinn Scholar
If you ask Corona del Sol student, Andrea Lara-Garcia when she knew she wanted to compete for the Flinn scholarship, she will tell you it was her freshman year in high school. In fact, she credits her older brother for giving her the advice to plan for college and to research scholarships to help her prepare.
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Arizona Republic: It's sink or swim for Tempe students' projects
A group of Tempe high school engineering and physics students raced inside boats made entirely of cardboard and duct tape Thursday, as part of a school project. -
40 TUHSD High School Students Earn Degree from Rio Salado College
A record 93 high school students are on track to graduate from Rio Salado College this month, earning associate degrees before their high school diplomas. Forty of these students are from the Tempe Union High School District.
