News and Events
We take pride in the achievements of our students and in the academic excellence of our school. When good things happen, you’ll read about them here. We also post important information for parents and students, so please check back often.
All Tolleson Union High School District schools are now accepting open enrollment for the upcoming school year. Please view and print out the open enrollment application and bring the completed form to the Tolleson Union High School District office between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The address is 9801 W. Van Buren St., Tolleson, AZ 85353.
Cox Connect2Compete is an affordable, in home internet product for low-income families with school-aged children. Cox Communications committed to promoting digital inclusion by providing connectivity, digital literacy training, and low-cost equipment. Please visit the Affordable Internet Program page for more information.
We are providing updated information on meal service during the closure. On Wednesday, March 25, Tolleson Union High School District students can pick up a meal pack at the high school where they are currently enrolled. We will distribute meal packs from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Beginning Monday, March 30, Tolleson Union High School District students can receive a five-day meal pack for the week. Monday meal packs will include breakfast and lunch for five days for Tolleson Union High School District students. We will distribute meals from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. each Monday.
Our meal distribution will continue during the summer with some changes. Starting on Monday, June 1, meal distribution moves to mornings from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. Please see our summer meal distribution flyer for complete details.
Tolleson Union High School District students must be present in order to receive the five-day meal pack.
Bulldogs, during this difficult time, we want you to know that your school counselors are still available to help support you academically, socially, and emotionally. Please email them directly with your questions and concerns.
9th grade, alpha O-Z & special services
Kristeena Torres
9th and 10th grades, alpha A-N
Gina Martin
11th and 12th grades, alpha A-F
Joely Sanders
11th and 12th grades, alpha G-N & all ELL
Melissa Alcantar
Chadrick Outcalt
Summer school starts on Monday, June 1 and goes until June 30. All classes will be online.
Students:
- Students follow their daily schedule by logging into their on-line classes at the exact same time they would
- report to each and every class during the closure.
- Students access Edgenuity from the District homepage using their username and password.
- Students complete and upload work and access class progress in Edgenuity.
- Students see their assignments and current course grades via StudentVUE.
Parents:
- Check TUHSD website for updates during the school closure.
- Provide feedback to staff as needed during the closure.
- Check on student progress in Synergy using ParentVUE and support students in Edgenuity.
While these are uncertain times, we want you to know we are here to support you! We know this is not how you planned your senior year. We know the spring semester is filled with critical college and financial aid tasks and deadlines so we have created this document to help you! Whether you need help starting or completing your FAFSA, getting through the verification process, applying to college, or completing the college enrollment process, our teams want to make sure you have the support you need.
If you need more information on financial aid, please see our flyer.
Parents, during this time we wanted to ensure we provided you with some community resources that are currently available for both mental and physical health. Please reach out if you need any additional support.
Below are some of the resources readily available to you and your family:
- TUHSD Meal Services
- Meal service for all children 18 years and younger will begin on Wednesday, March 18, 2020.
- Internet Accessibility
- The FCC has an agreement that states that providers will waive late fees, not cutoff services for lack of payment, and open hot spots for increased accessibility to the internet.
- Check out deals from the following companies on their website, including free hot spots and internet for $10.00 a month: Cox, T-Mobile, Verizon, Comcast, Sprint, AT&T, and Charter.
- Family Crisis Support
- National 24-hour crisis hotlines
- Suicide and crisis hotlines by county
- Support for Veterans
- Teen LifeLine
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
- Disaster Distress Helpline
- Managing Coronavirus (COVID-19) Anxiety
- Avoid excessive exposure to media coverage
- Connect through calls/text/internet
- Add extra time for daily stress relief
- Practice self-care
- Focus on your mental health
If you are new to using Edgenuity, please access a tutorial on on YouTube on how to use Edgenuity. If you have questions, please use your email to reach out to your teacher.
Students, if you have not accessed your email, please