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• How do I find my child's Student ID?

  Your child's Student ID is sometimes called their matric number.

  • Find your student's ID by logging in to .
  • Students can find their matric/Student ID in
  • More about the Student Information System

• Technology How To's

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• Log On to TUSD-WiFi (with non-district device)

  Students who bring their own non-TUSD devices from home when they return to their school for in-person learning need to connect to the TUSD-WiFi network. Or if unable to connect to TUSD-WiFi network, they can try connecting to the TUSD-Guest network.

  Please see the illustrated instructions below:

  How to Connect a Non-TUSD Device to the District WiFi on Campus

• Free WiFi Map for Arizona

  Use this  to find free public WiFi hotspots at public libraries, schools, businesses, and other sites. Some sites may offer indoor public access during business hours, others provide access in the parking lot only. Everyone using the sites - outside or inside - is encouraged to practice social distancing precautions, including staying in your vehicle or at least six feet from other users and wearing a mask if necessary.

Direct Link to Transportation FAQ

For Parents and Students

• E-Curriculum Guide - 23-24 in PDF
  Please note: The TUSD E-course guide shows current courses available within TUSD.
  You may contact your school registrar for assistance with courses: School Directory

Community Resources for Parents and Students

•  - Employment resources, training and referrals

•  - GED programs, vocational training, and college courses and resources

•  - Immunization and wellness clinics, information and more!

•  - Books, computer access, tutoring

AASA

Information and resources about AASA (Arizona's Academics Standards Assessment), the state's assessment program, is available on Assessment Info for Parents.

Arizona Civics Test

Attention juniors and parents of juniors: In 2015, the Arizona legislature passed the American Civics Act (House Bill 2064) requiring the graduating class of 2017 to pass a civics test based on the United States Immigration and Naturalization civics questions.  Students will be required to score 60% or higher in order to graduate from high school or obtain a high school equivalency certificate. Students may retake the test as many times as necessary to pass. Students receiving special education services are exempt from obtaining a passing score unless required by an IEP.

To prepare for this test, please this .