School facility rentals are taken care of at the district office. Call 602-764-1249 if you are interested in information on renting any of our school facilities.

PXU uses AZPurchasing.org for all of our Bids and Proposals. Please register at AZPurchasing.org to receive notification of Bids and Proposals as well as any Addendums and Awards. We also list our Bids and Proposals on our website.

Job openings and applications are online. Applications for Certified, Administrative, Classified, and Guest/Substitute Teaching positions can be completed at the District office at 4502 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85012. For additional information on applying with the District, call 602-764-1101.

For information on receiving a GED, contact the Arizona State Department of Education at 602-542-5393.

The District itself does not have a collection of yearbooks, however, each school’s library has a collection available to view. Contact the school’s library for more information.

We are unable to provide copies of diplomas, however former students may request copies of their transcripts.

Student records may be requested in three ways:

• Fax your request: (602) 764-1023
• Mail your request: Attn: Student Records, 4502 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012
• In person at 4502 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012, located on the northwest corner of Central and Campbell

When you make your request, the following must be included:

• Student name (include a maiden name or other name used if applicable)
• Year student graduated, or last year they attended
• Last school they attended
• Student’s birth date
• Student’s signature If requested by someone other than the student, a student release of record statement with the student signature is required
• Picture ID—For example: Driver’s license, Passport, State ID

Due to the high volume of requests we receive, please allow 7- 10 business days for mail delivery. Please call (602) 764-1002 with questions.

You can view employee benefits and insurance information online or you can call 602-764-1538.

You can donate up to $200 ($400 if married and filing jointly) by December 31 of each year, and you will receive a full refund of your money when you file your income taxes. Activities like sports, band, speech and debate, and overnight field trips are not fully funded by school districts, but depend on fees from students. Remember, friends or relatives who live anywhere in the state can help our students participate in extracurricular activities. NEW! Donations can now be made online through Paypal. You can also visit one of school bookstores.

Donations can also be made through the Phoenix Union Foundation for Education. The Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening our community by investing in student success. You can contact the Foundation at 602-510-0387 for additional information.

To find out how your credits from another high school will transfer, you will need to contact the Registrar's Office of the school you are planning to attend.

The Phoenix Union High School District offers eleven magnet programs and one magnet high school. A magnet program provides a special curriculum which is designed to provide both specialized and advanced preparation to students with special needs or ambitions. Each of the magnet programs offer all honors and advanced placement courses common to other Arizona secondary schools and a full co-curricular program which includes student government, athletics and activity clubs. For additional information about a specific program, call the number listed below, or visit their website.

Magnet Programs Available:

Aviation/Aerospace: 602-764-5194
Computer Studies: 602-764-3255
Global Studies: 602-764-7568
International Baccalaureate: 602-764-6532
Law-Related Studies: 602-764-5190
Marine Science: 602-764-3000 x60233
Medical and Health Studies: 602-764-6022 x60011
Metro Tech High School: 602-764-8002
Multimedia Communications: 602-764-5072
Performing Arts: 602-764-5065
Visual Arts: 602-764-5199

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Students who have not pre-enrolled as an 8th grader at one of our Partner District schools must register at the high school's registration office or online at www.PXU.org/Enroll. Parent or guardian signatures are required to complete the enrollment process.

Items needed for registration:

• Birth Certificate OR other reliable proof of identity and age, including the student's baptismal certificate, an application for a social security number, or original school registration records, and an affidavit explaining the inability to provide a copy of the birth certificate. OR a letter from the authorized representative of an agency having custody of the student (pursuant to statute) certifying that the student has been placed in the custody of the agency as prescribed by law.
• Immunization Records OR proof of immunization exemption. PXU school nurses can provide FREE immunizations if needed. Documents that are helpful, but are not required are: Current Transcript, State Test Scores, Transferring Grades and Withdrawal Form, Special Education Records (if applicable), and Guardianship Papers (if applicable)

If you have questions about enrollment, please call the school registration office.

OPEN ENROLLMENT: Open enrollment enables Arizona students to attend a public school whether or not they live within the school or district boundaries. At
Phoenix Union, we welcome students to explore how they can experience high school at one of our 21 high schools or in one of our many Magnet Programs.

The following conditions apply to the Open Enrollment Program:
An Open Enrollment Application must be completed. Transfer is subject to the capacity limit established for the school, program, and/or its grade level.

Student transportation is provided for students across PXU.  Bus passes are available as well as some District routes. 

Providing false information on this form may result in the request being denied or admission revoked.

Some small/specialty schools and magnet programs have additional applications and/or requirements that must be met prior to acceptance.

Admission Guidelines:
Open Enrollment Applications must be completed by the individual requesting enrollment and must be signed by the parent/legal guardian and student. Consideration for admittance will be determined by the administration of the receiving school. 

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