Contact & Location
Enrollment & Schools
90
Total Schools
40,226
Total Enrollment
PK-UG
Grade Range
School Breakdown
0
Preschools
1
Elementary
Schools
11
Middle
Schools
3
High
Schools
Rating Distribution
5362%
1720%
1518%
School Types
By Type
Public
90Charter
0Private
0By Level
Elementary
1Middle
11High
3Reviews (Aggregated)
3.4
Average Rating
880
Total Reviews
Demographics (Aggregated)
Ethnicity Breakdown
Hispanic / Latino
65%
White
17%
Black / African American
7%
Two or More Races
3%
Native American
3%
Asian
1%
Gender Distribution
51%Male
49%Female
Free / Reduced Lunch
65%Students Eligible
vs. State Average
47%
Academic Performance (Aggregated)
Average Ratings
4.5
Overall4.2
Test Scores—
Equity4.3
College ReadinessAverage ACT Score
—
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
—
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
69%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
18%
Students
School Performance Summary
Below Average
62% (53)
Average
20% (17)
Above Average
18% (15)
Tucson Unified District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.
Schools in Tucson Unified District
90 schoolsElementary Schools
(1)Middle Schools
(11)3
Alice Vail Middle School
Middlepublic•571 students
2
Doolen Middle School
Middlepublic•488 students
4
Gridley Middle School
Middlepublic•501 students
5
Ida Flood Dodge Traditional Middle Magnet School
Middlepublic•427 students
4
Magee Middle School
Middlepublic•283 students
4
Mansfeld Middle School
Middlepublic•792 students
2
Pistor Middle School
Middlepublic•573 students
4
Secrist Middle School
Middlepublic•247 students
3
Utterback Middle School
Middlepublic•270 students
3
Valencia Middle School
Middlepublic•519 students
8
Wakefield Middle School
Middlepublic•295 students
High Schools
(3)Other Schools
(75)7
Anna Henry Elementary School
Schoolpublic•275 students
3
Anna Lawrence Intermediate School
Schoolpublic•215 students
6
Annie Kellond Elementary School
Schoolpublic•364 students
5
Blenman Elementary School
Schoolpublic•316 students
4
Bloom Elementary School
Schoolpublic•335 students
7
Bonillas Elementary Basic Curriculum Magnet School
Schoolpublic•401 students
2
Booth-Fickett Math/Science Magnet School
Schoolpublic•299 students
4
Borman Elementary School
Schoolpublic•459 students
4
Borton Primary Magnet School
Schoolpublic•268 students
5
C E Rose Elementary School
Schoolpublic•766 students
10
Carrillo Intermediate Magnet School
Schoolpublic•305 students
2
Catalina High Magnet School
Schoolpublic•578 students
2
Catalina Online Learning Experience
Schoolpublic•1,162 students
8
Cavett Elementary School
Schoolpublic•227 students
5
Cholla High Magnet School
Schoolpublic•1,571 students
3
Collier Elementary School
Schoolpublic•132 students
1
Cragin Elementary School
Schoolpublic•219 students
4
Davidson Elementary School
Schoolpublic•270 students
5
Davis Bilingual Magnet School
Schoolpublic•295 students
3
Dietz K-8 School
Schoolpublic•362 students
6
Drachman Primary Magnet School
Schoolpublic•334 students
8
Dunham Elementary School
Schoolpublic•141 students
2
Ford Elementary School
Schoolpublic•182 students
4
Frances J Warren Elementary School
Schoolpublic•205 students
8
Fruchthendler Elementary School
Schoolpublic•327 students
8
Gale Elementary School
Schoolpublic•330 students
4
Harold Steele Elementary School
Schoolpublic•245 students
Harriet Johnson Primary School
Schoolpublic•268 students
4
Henry Hank Oyama
Schoolpublic•341 students
2
Holladay Magnet School
Schoolpublic•186 students
3
Hollinger Elementary School
Schoolpublic•541 students
4
Howell Peter Elementary School
Schoolpublic•236 students
3
Hudlow Elementary School
Schoolpublic•146 students
5
Irene Erickson Elementary School
Schoolpublic•342 students
2
John E White Elementary School
Schoolpublic•606 students
5
John E Wright Elementary School
Schoolpublic•409 students
4
Laura N. Banks Elementary School
Schoolpublic•345 students
4
Lineweaver Elementary School
Schoolpublic•525 students
4
Lynn Urquides
Schoolpublic•417 students
4
Maldonado Amelia Elementary School
Schoolpublic•242 students
3
Manzo Elementary School
Schoolpublic•324 students
4
Marshall Elementary School
Schoolpublic•270 students
Mary Meredith K-12 School
Schoolpublic•17 students
3
Mccorkle Pk-8
Schoolpublic•1,048 students
9
Miles-Exploratory Learning Center
Schoolpublic•285 students
3
Miller Elementary School
Schoolpublic•488 students
2
Mission View Elementary School
Schoolpublic•232 students
4
Morgan Maxwell School
Schoolpublic•354 students
3
Myers-Ganoung Elementary School
Schoolpublic•285 students
8
Ochoa Elementary School
Schoolpublic•186 students
5
Palo Verde High Magnet School
Schoolpublic•764 students
4
Pueblo Gardens Elementary School
Schoolpublic•353 students
6
Pueblo High Magnet School
Schoolpublic•1,815 students
2
Raul Grijalva Elementary School
Schoolpublic•470 students
6
Rincon High School
Schoolpublic•1,107 students
3
Roberts Naylor K-8 School
Schoolpublic•612 students
5
Robins Elementary School
Schoolpublic•437 students
5
Robison Elementary School
Schoolpublic•246 students
3
Roskruge Bilingual Magnet Middle School
Schoolpublic•563 students
8
Sabino High School
Schoolpublic•816 students
4
Safford K-8 School
Schoolpublic•316 students
5
Sahuaro High School
Schoolpublic•1,247 students
10
Sam Hughes Elementary School
Schoolpublic•364 students
3
Santa Rita High School
Schoolpublic•330 students
7
Soleng Tom Elementary School
Schoolpublic•304 students
Teenage Parent Program - Tapp
Schoolpublic•22 students
4
Tolson Elementary School
Schoolpublic•339 students
4
Tucson Magnet High School
Schoolpublic•2,932 students
7
Tully Elementary Accelerated Magnet School
Schoolpublic•244 students
10
University High School
Schoolpublic•982 students
4
Van Buskirk Elementary School
Schoolpublic•286 students
1
Vesey Elementary School
Schoolpublic•672 students
5
W Arthur Sewel Elementary School
Schoolpublic•200 students
3
W V Whitmore Elementary School
Schoolpublic•361 students
3
Wheeler Elementary School
Schoolpublic•391 students
Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
Inappropriate TeachingCRT / RaceCriticalAdded 3d ago
Curriculum promotes racial resentment
Alleged incident in Tucson Unified District · Arizona
A school district implemented an American Government learning guide that focused on racial resentment and activism. The materials included vocabulary and readings that promoted divisive historical narratives and even revolutionary rhetoric, rather than constitutional principles. This curriculum was used to teach students during the pandemic.
Occurred on May 31, 2021Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalHighAdded 3d ago
District uses social justice curriculum
Alleged incident in Tucson Unified District · Arizona
A school district is implementing a curriculum based on "Social Justice Standards" developed by an external organization. This curriculum aims to teach students about identity, diversity, justice, and action, with the stated goal of preparing them for political activism. The district's online materials describe this approach as infusing multicultural education into the curriculum at all grade levels.
Occurred on July 31, 2023Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Data aggregated from 90 schools in Tucson Unified District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 1, 2026Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.