Phoenix Coding Class of 2025, we are so proud of you š¤©š„³ Graduation is just the first step for incredible individuals like you āØ We will miss you, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Congratulations, pythonsš! š©µš
Earlier today, the amazing PXU NAEP team celebrated our Class of 2025 Native American students. The PXU NAEP 2025 Native American Convocation was as special as it was beautiful. We are proud of each and every one of our graduates š. We know a bright future awaits you all. Thank you again to the PXU NAEP team, the Central staff, and all the volunteers who made it happen! šš
Introducing the incredible Class of 2025 š Connor Lofton Smith is a senior at Phoenix Coding Academy who plans to attend Arizona State University to major in software engineering with a hope of someday working in the gaming industry. Read his full story along with graduating seniors from across the district at PXU.org/ClassOf2025 š»
PXU Family, we have a Virtual Know Your Rights Workshop coming up next Wednesday, May 7. All PXU Students and Parents are Welcome. Please register by scanning the QR code or go to: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KiOGWtc6QEGCXPc_ImZ9cg#/registration
Familia PXU, tendremos un Taller Virtual Para Conocer Sus Derechos este siguiente miĆ©rcoles 7 de mayo. Este evento esta abierto para todos los estudiantes y padres de PXU. Por favor registrese escaneando el cĆ³digo QR o visitando el siguiente enlace: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KiOGWtc6QEGCXPc_ImZ9cg#/registration
This morning, PXU is holding another ESP Super PD Saturday where our Education Support Professionals are receiving Professional Development focused on the value of coaching methods in our professional lives. š We appreciate our Talent team and all our instructors for supporting this effort for our ESP's. The next opportunity will be coming this summer! āļø
Here at PXU, we have so many amazing things happening across the district every single day. Read about them in our latest PXU Newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/zk729
This morning, the Martin Luther King Day Assembly at Betty H. Fairfax High School celebrated the civil rights movement and Dr. Martin Luther King with presentations by the LGBTQ and Japanese clubs, performances by the schoolās dance team šš¾ and choir, and professional dancers and drummers that taught the students multicultural dances. š š©µ š¶
Tomorrow is National Voter Registration Day š! Students who will be 18 by Election Day can register to vote on campus tomorrow. You will need photo ID and your social security number. Parents can also register to vote by visiting Vote.gov/Register/Arizona
Calling all students who will be 18 by Election Day šŗšø! Next Tuesday, September 17 is National Voter Registration Day. Qualifying students have the opportunity to register to vote at school next Tuesday. Bring photo ID and Social Security Number to register. See you then š„!
PXU Families impacted by the power outage. If you are without power because of recent storms and need a place to cool off - a temporary power outage shelter is set up at North High School - 1101 E. Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85014.
Familias de PXU afectadas por el corte de energĆa. Si estĆ”n sin electricidad debido a las tormentas recientes y necesitan un lugar para refrescarse, se ha establecido un refugio temporal para cortes de energĆa en North High School - 1101 E. Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85014.
https://www.phoenix.gov/newsroom/fire/3177
Juneteenth honors the end of slavery in the United States and is considered the longest-running African American holiday.
Phoenix Union is closed today, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Join us in a day of thoughtful reflection.
Happy Memorial Day, PXU Family! Today, we remember and honor all those who have sacrificed their lives serving our country. We also thank all those who have served and are currently serving in the US military.
PXU principals participated in the annual Principalsā Summit š This is an opportunity for our principals to collaborate on systemic topics and work together to make PXU a better place for our students š
The PXU Governing Board recognized recent Betty Fairfax graduate Raheek Aljnabi for winning first place in Congressman Reuben Gallegoās art contest. Her art will be displayed in Washington D.C. for a full year. Congratulations Raheek! š
Phoenix Union welcomes all under the age of 18 to visit any of our campuses for free meals this summer! āļø Breakfast is served from 7:15 AM to 8:15 AM & lunch is from 11:30 AM to 12:15 PM. Adults are welcome to purchase breakfast for $2.75 & lunch for $4.75. Info in graphics
