Next Steps for 2020

Family Info

Instructions & Tips

Learn from Home - Especially for Parents and Guardians

Re-Entry Presentations

Want to learn more?

Take a look at the Re-Entry Presentations

FAQs

For Families

ParentVUE Attendance Robocall FAQ
Translations: Arabic | Spanish | Swahili | Vietnamese
FAQs for Families
FAQs for Exceptional Education
FAQs for ALE
FAQs for CTE
For Families - Internet Access

Childcare Programs

Childcare options for Fall 2020
Learn about the Childcare Options available to you!

Announcements for 2020-2021

Mask Requirements to Remain
The Tucson Unified School District will not be changing its requirement for Face Masks/ Face coverings at our schools and on our properties. This is in response to Governor Ducey’s rescinding of a section of Executive Order 2020-51, issued by the Governor in July directing schools to require face masks, and Emergency Measure 2020-04, issued by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) outlining requirements for mask usage in schools.
School Options for Simultaneous teaching
All Schools Grades K-5 and

CE Rose, Drachman, and McCorkle Grades 6-8
School Supplies Available for Students
If your child needs a backpack or school supplies please contact your nearest Family Resource Center, Duffy Clothing Bank, or your school office for support. You can also call 520-584-7455 or 520-232-7055 for assistance.

Tips for the School Year!

Remote Learning: Logins, Apps, Laptops, and More!

How do I find my child's matric or Student ID?

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

If you have a ParentVUE account, you can find your their Student ID (or matric number) in ParentVUE.

Log into ParentVUE at https://parent.tusd1.org/.

Students can also find their matric/Student ID in StudentVUE, https://student.tusd1.org/

Non-TUSD Devices on Campus: Log On to TUSD-WiFi

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
Translations: Arabic | Kirundi | Spanish | Swahili | Vietnamese

Free WiFi Map for Arizona

Use this free WiFi map from Connect Arizona 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.