3500 South12th Avenue • Tucson, AZ 85713-5913 • 520.225.4300 • www.pueblowarriors.org

3500 S. 12th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona 85713-5913 520.225.4300 - 520.225.4404 (Fax)

www.pueblowarriors.org School Mission: To prepare all students for college, work, and life through rigorous and relevant curriculum combined with positive interpersonal relationships. Frank Rosthenhausler, Principal 3 Assistant Principals, 1 Dean, 1 Athletic Director, 1 College & Career Readiness Coordinator, 1 School Community Liaison, 1 MTSS Coordinator, 1 Dual Language Coordinator, 1 Exceptional Education Coordinator, 1 Media Specialist, 115 Teachers, 4 Counselors, 2 Social Workers, 13 Classroom Instructional Aides, 6 Administrative Support Staff, 1 Curriculum Service Provider, 1 Drop Out Prevention Specialist, 1 Speech Pathologist & 1 School Psychologist. 6 of our faculty members hold a doctorate degree Site Honors within the last 5 years: § Outstanding FAFSA Performance (2020) § Arizona FAFSA Champions (2020) § AIA Tony Komadina Award: Arizona’s Top Female

StudentAthlete Program (2016-17) § HOSA National Competition: Winners for Medical

Innovation (2016) § Superintendent’s Cup – TUSD’s Outstanding

Student/Athlete Program (2015-16) § Intermountain Region Winner for Broadcast Excellence –

Student Television Network – Warrior TV (2016)

§ Thespian Award (2017-18) § Mariachi Aztlan De Pueblo HS: o Tucson International Mariachi Conference Student

Showcase Winners – TIMC (5 years in a row: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019)

o Showcased in San Francisco Unified School District as the exemplar of artistic excellence

o Toured with International Jazz Sensation Pink Martini

Pueblo Faculty Honors within the last 5 years: § Raytheon Teacher of the Year (2018-19) § CTE Testing Excellence Bioscience (2018) § CTE Testing Excellence Film & TV (2018) § CTE Testing Excellence Graphics & Web Design (2018) § TUSD Engineer of the Year (2018) § TUSD Leading Light Award (2016-17) § TUSD Blue Collar Employee of the Year (2016-17) § Raytheon Leaders in Education Finalist (2017) § TUSD Culturally Relevant Teacher of the Year (2016-17) § Tucson Values Teachers Excellence Award (2016-17)

§ TUSD Secondary Assistant Principal of the Year (2015-16) § Junior Achievement Teacher of the Year (2015-16) § Raytheon’s “Math Hero” Award (2015-16) § TUSD Secondary Teacher of the Year Finalist (2015-16) § 3 Coaches of the Year (2016-17), 5 (2015-16) § State of Arizona’s Innovative Teacher of the Year (2014-

15) § TUSD Secondary Teacher of the Year (2014-15) § Rodel Foundation Aspiring Principal (2015)

2020-2021

3500 South12th Avenue • Tucson, AZ 85713-5913 • 520.225.4300 • www.pueblowarriors.org

Student Honors within the last 5 years: § Dream.US Scholarship (2020) § Athletic scholarships to McKendree University, Ripon

College & various community colleges (2020) § Full ride scholarships to Smith & Trinity (2019) § Athletic scholarship to Black Hills State (2019) § 2 Dorrance Merit Scholarship Recipients (2017, 2019) § Perry Institute Scholar (2017) § 21st Annual Dorothy Finley Outstanding Citizen Award

Honoree (2017) § 5 students accepted to Lorenzo De Zavala National

Hispanic Institute (2017) § 13 Student Athletes signed College Letters of Intent § TUSD Student Athlete of the Year (2017) § Education Enrichment Foundation (EEF) Student of the

Year (2016)

§ Gates Millennium Scholar (2015) § Crystal Apple Student of the Year (2015) § Southern Arizona Kiwanis Student of the Year (2015) § The Non-Violence Legacy Project Student of Year (2015) § Southern Arizona Festival of Theatre Superior Rating

Winner (2015) § TUSD Superintendent’s Reach Higher Award (2015) § Pima County Youth Art Award (2015) § Two Athlon Scholars Athletes (2016) § 10 Players of the Year (2016-17), 4 (2015-16): § Obama Scholarship (2015, 2016) § 61 students accepted into the Arizona Ivy League Project

(7: 2015/16, 5: 2016/17, 26: 2017/18; 14: 2018/19; 10: 2019/20)

§ Alaskan Leadership STEP Expedition (2016, 2017, 2018)

Post-Secondary Preparation • Highest in Pueblo History: 2015

Over $10.2 million • 2nd Highest: 2019

Over $8.8 million • 3rd Highest: 2018

Over $6.5 million

• 80.7% of graduating seniors are pursuing post-secondary education.

National Honor Society: 38 members (Sophomores will be identified & added during second semester)

Specialized Programs: Pueblo High boasts of six areas of specialized study: Communication Arts & Technology, Dual Language Program, Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment, Healthcare Foundations & Pueblo College Preparatory Academy

Instructional Programs:

18 Advanced Placement Courses and 24 Sections: • American Government • Art History • Calculus AB • Calculus BC • Computer Science • English Language • English Literature • Environmental Science • Human Geography • Macro Economics • Micro Economics • Psychology • Spanish Language • Spanish Literature • Statistics • Studio Art • United States History • World History

GATE Program: • English • Western Civilizations

8 Honors Courses and 21 Sections: • Algebra • Algebra II • Biology • Chemistry • English 10 • English 9 • Geometry • Pre Calculus

Culturally Relevant offering: • Mexican American Viewpoint:

English/History/Government

13 Pima College concurrent credit offerings: • Auto 100, 101, 105 • Biology BIO160 • Calculus MAT 220 • Chemistry CHM 130 • College Algebra MAT 151 • Government POS 100 • Marketing BUS 100 • Precalculus MAT 188/189 • Web Design DAR 102 • Writing WRT 101

University of Arizona concurrent credit offerings: • Biotechnology 1, 2 • Biotechnology 3, 4

Other Programs: • 21st Century Community Learning Center • Advancement Via Individual Determination

Courses (AVID) • Advise AZ College Advisor • AmeriCorps Service Members • Asynchronous Learning Time (ALT) • English Language Development • Exceptional Education • General Credit Recovery • Pima County Joint Technological Education

Program District (JTED) • Student Athlete Tutoring Program • Study Skills ACT Test Preparation Classes • Transitional Student Working (TSW) • TRiO Educational Talent Search • TRiO Upward Bound

3500 South12th Avenue • Tucson, AZ 85713-5913 • 520.225.4300 • www.pueblowarriors.org

Enrichment classes include: • Film & TV (Warrior News) • Music & Audio Productions

(98.7 KWXL Old School Radio) • Newspaper (El Guerrero) • Yearbook (El Dorado)

Career Technical Education classes include: • Auto • Biotechnology • Computer Science • Digital Web Design • Early Childhood Education • Healthcare Foundations • Marketing • Photography

Fine Arts classes include: • Art & Drawing– Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced & AP • Band– Beginning, Marching & Jazz Band • Folklorico– Beginning & Advanced • Guitar– Beginning, Intermediate & Advanced • Mariachi – Beginning, Intermediate & Mariachi Aztlan • Piano (Electronic)– Beginning, Intermediate & Advanced • Theater– Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced & Directing, Musical

Site Council Composition: 4 School Administrators, 2 Classified Employees, 8 Teachers, 8 Parents, 2 Students and Various Community Representatives

Enrollment: 1600 Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday); 8:00 a.m. – 2:05 (Wednesday) Class Periods: 7 class periods, 50 minutes in length on Monday, Tuesday & Friday; Wednesday (30 min. Conference Period) & Thursday have 90 minute periods School Calendar: Start: August 10, 2020 - End: May 27, 2021 Number of Instructional Days: 180 Average Daily Instructional Time: 6 hrs. & 45 min.

Standard Grading Scale, Grade Point Average & Class Rank • A = 90%-100% B = 80%-89% C= 70%-79% D = 60%-69% F = 59% and below • For AP, Dual Enrollment & Honors classes, grades are adjusted according to the weighted grading scale. • Un-weighted GPA Scale: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0 • Weighted GPA Scale: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, F=0 • Class rank is determined by weighted cumulative GPA

School Clubs • 45+ active clubs offering a wide range of activities and interests.

Sports Programs • Member of the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) • Women’s Basketball State Runner-Up 2017-2018 • Wrestling Individual State Champion & Runner-Up 2017-

2018 • Boys Soccer State Champions (2015-16) • Girls Softball State Champions (2015-16)

• 3 Sectional Champions (2016-17), 4 (2015-16) • Top 10 Boys Wrestling Program last 20 years • Top 10 Girls Wrestling Program last 2 years • 62 All-City Athletes • 15 State Championships

Athletics Programs: Baseball Basketball– Boys & Girls Cheer Squad– Boys & Girls Cross Country– Boys & Girls Football Soccer– Boys & Girls

Softball Swimming– Boys & Girls Tennis– Boys & Girls Track & Field– Boys & Girls Volleyball– Boys & Girls Wrestling

School Colors: Columbia Blue & Navy Blue School Mascot: Warrior Wolf

Community Program: Pueblo High TSW led Community Clothing Bank

Facilities & Technology • All classrooms equipped with Smart or Promethean boards and LCD projectors • 1-to-1 student computer access • 7 computer labs • Internet Hot Spots available • Broadcasting & Television Studio • Radio Station 98.7 KWXL - TUSD’s only school-based radio station • Piano Lab

• On-site swimming pool • The Cesar Chavez Rose Garden • Renovated football stadium & dedicated

to Coach Saturnino “Curly” Santa Cruz • Renovated south gym & dedicated to

Coach Roland LaVetter

Updated: 9/10/20