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No Child Left Behind District Letter |
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Under the Federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB)Act of 2001, Phoenix Union High School District has been identified for Title I Improvement, for failing to meet Adequate Yearly Progress as a District for two consecutive years. As a requirement, the following letter must be made available for parents and the public.
Click here to view letter.
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2010 Phoenix Union Achievement Updates |
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• The No Child Left Behind federal accountability measure of Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) and 10th Grade AIMS results are also included.
• Bioscience High School earned an Excelling label, North High was Highly Performing and eight of 14 Phoenix Union schools received State Achievement Profiles of Performing Plus or better, according to the Arizona Department of Education, released July 28.
View press release.
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Arizona Education Tax Credit |
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Here is one way to get a return on your investment in this economy. Invest in Phoenix Union students through the Arizona Education Tax Credit program, and receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit when you file your taxes. Married couples filing jointly can donate up to $400 by December 31, 2010 and receive a credit on their state income taxes. Single taxpayers or a head of household receive a credit up to $200. The contributions can be made per school to designated athletic teams, performing and fine arts programs, organizations, clubs, and other student activities or to a general fund if no program is identified. The tax credit is available to all taxpayers, not just those with children in public schools. The Arizona Education Tax Credit has benefited many students who otherwise might not have the financial resources to participate in high school activities. For more information and a contribution form, click here. |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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Find information on our
FAQ’s page
about attending our schools, programs available to students, obtaining transcripts, reunions and more. |
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