Tolleson Union High School District No 214

The Tolleson Union High School District was organized on January 24, 1914. Although formed that year, the first high school class of students didn't start until 1920 when two teachers provided instruction. Students had the opportunity to obtain the first two years of a high school education. For the eleventh and twelfth grades, students attended either Glendale Union High School or Phoenix Union High School.Around 1927, the Maricopa County School superintendent approved a location change of the school to Tolleson. The original district was approximately 70 square miles with 30 more miles added in 1957. Today our district encompasses 102.5 square miles with the boundaries running to Glendale on the north, 59th Avenue on the east, Pecos Road on the south, and along the Agua Fria riverbed on the west. Browse the pages below for more information about who we are.The Tolleson Union High School District, long on history and rich in diversity, is home to more than 8, 500 high school students, 460 qualified teachers, 31 administrators including our superintendent, 20 professional staff members, and a 5-member governing board responsible for establishing policies and procedures for district governance.

Littleton Elementary School District #65, established in 1912, serves as a cornerstone for community development in Avondale, Arizona, proudly providing educational opportunities for over 6,000 students. The district is committed to fostering a supportive environment built on trust, respect, and collaboration, aiming to prepare students for success in a rapidly changing world. With a focus on school choice, Littleton Elementary offers a diverse range of academic programs, including specialized academies and extracurricular activities such as the Boys and Girls Club partnership, low class sizes, and technology-rich classrooms. The district emphasizes the importance of community involvement, encouraging collaboration among schools, families, and local partners to shape a bright future for its students. Generated from the website