Student Placement and Enrollment

School Choice
Open Enrollment and Magnet Schools

Students who would like to attend a school different than the one assigned to their address of residency may submit a School Choice Application to apply in the lottery process.

School Choice Applications can be submitted online and are available at School Community Services, TUSD Family Resource Centers, any TUSD school office. For more details visit enrollment .

The lottery selects students for open enrollment and/or magnet opportunities available at the preferred non-neighborhood school of choice. The number of seats available in the lottery at each grade level depends upon the number of seats left unfilled from the neighborhood students whose address is assigned to the school. 

The school(s) associated with your address of residency may be verified using Pima Association of Government's Find Your School (PAG).

School Choice and Transportation

• Please visit our Transportation page for more information about student transportation.

Guardianship

Family and Community Engagment can help answer questions about students temporarily living with an adult who is not a biological parent or legal guardian. For more information, call 520-225-2100 or email about Guardianship.

Court Placements/DES

Family and Community Engagment can help, if you have questions regarding the enrollment of students whose guardianship is overseen by the Department of Child Services (DCS) or a Court Order, including students falling under Neglected & Delinquent status, we can help. For more information, call 520-225-2100 or email about Court Placement/DES.

Youth in Temporary Living Situations
Due to Hardship (McKinney-Vento)

Students in temporary living situations due to hardship including students falling under homeless status, will be immediately enrolled.

See Policy JFABD and Regulation JFABD-R.

Contact McKinney Vento staff at 520-232-7058 or  email McKinney-Vento.

Educational Visas (I-20)

We help with the enrollment of senior high school students who have been approved by Homeland Security Services to study for one year.

For more information, email Kristina Grebloski at 520-225-6400.

Admission of Students (U of A Non-Residents)

For students whose parents are from other countries or states and are University of Arizona-affiliated, enrollment varies depending upon student's age, address of residency, demographics, Visa, and duration of visit.

For more information, email Kristina Grebloski or call 520-225-6400

Foreign Exchange Students

Non-resident foreign students who are in exchange programs approved by the U.S. Department of Education may be admitted. Consult CSIET (Council On Standards for International Educational Travel) for approved programs.

For more information, email Beth Counts at is 520-225-6211.