Vista News

During emergencies, depending on the incident, students and staff are trained to respond with specific actions to keep the campus secure and students and staff safe. Learn more about each action and when we may restrict access to campus.

We invite parents, staff, PTOs, and the community to join us from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at Vista! Topics include digital awareness and student safety, district and school updates, and more.

Thanks to the Arizona Department of Education, MUSD has been awarded $2.4 million to expand its School Safety Officer (SSO) program, increasing the presence of off-duty police officers to the majority of schools across the district.

Marana Unified is seeking passionate teachers! If you have a bachelor's degree, explore teaching opportunities through emergency certification or post-bachelor's programs and inspire the next generation.

Marana Unified School District Welcomes New Teachers for the 2026–2027 School Year!

Arizona's new Healthy Schools Act changes laws governing food in schools, to help kids stay healthy. Schools participating in federal meal programs cannot serve or sell foods with banned ingredients. Here is what families need to know.

MUSD has expanded its transportation fleet with the addition of four new charter buses, providing students and student athletes with safe, climate-controlled, and convenient travel for far-away athletic competitions, field trips, and other school-sponsored activities.

Marana Unified is once again nominated for Best Place to Work in the Arizona Daily Star Readers' Choice Awards. Cast your vote by August 9!

Insurance is available for Chromebooks for $30 annually. Students receiving Free & Reduced Price meals qualify for an insurance waiver but families must sign up with their home schools.

As we begin a new school year, we remind our families of the steps MUSD takes to keep everyone informed and safe during crisis situations. From safety alerts to real-time updates, here’s what you can expect if a situation impacts one of our schools.

New to school? MUSD’s SpeakUp Safety Tip Line allows anyone to text or call 24/7 to report threats to student safety and well-being: (520) 518-4181.

The FRC provides a range of services, food, clothing, basic home and school necessities, and more through collaborative partnerships, grants, and donations.

Apply now for benefits! Applications are now being accepted for free or reduced-price school meals for 2026-27. Families must re-apply each year and one application can be used for all children in the household.

The current ParentVUE and StudentVUE apps are being retired on July 21, 2026. Act now to download the new and improved apps!

Marana Unified School District is partnering with KVOA News 4 Tucson for a community-wide School Supply Drive, on Friday, July 17th at Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary School, to help ensure all Marana students have the tools they need for a successful school year.