TPK8 Tiger News

Superintendent Dr. Streeter was named the Arizona School Administrators (ASA) Distinguished Administrator of the Year during the ASA 2025 Superintendent Conference!

The Marana Unified School District was honored with the Education Impact Leader Award by the United Way Cradle to Career initiative. This prestigious recognition celebrates MUSD’s commitment to advancing educational equity and opportunity for all students.

At Marana Schools, we’re committed to creating a positive environment where every student thrives. Discover how our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) framework is shaping better outcomes through proactive strategies, data, and support systems.

Looking for a place to build a career that matters? At Marana Unified School District, we’re more than just K-12 educators and staff—we’re a tight-knit community who loves our schools, students, teachers, and families we serve.

Planning a visit this summer? Be sure to check out the adjusted summer office hours before you stop by any of our Marana Schools.

The Dental Assisting CTE Program at MUSD provides students with the essential skills, knowledge, and certifications needed to embark on a rewarding career in the dental field. The program equips students for immediate employment while also providing them with a foundation for further advancement in the dental profession.

Exciting things are happening at Twin Peaks K-8 School! Renderings for a new, state-of-the-art gymnasium have been released! The gym will not only enhance student activities and physical education but also strengthen the sense of community across campus.

Since the beginning of the school year, Marana USD has engaged key stakeholders across the district, including teachers, district & school administrators, parents, staff members, students, faith-based groups, community leaders, and businesses, for their input, ideas and feedback on the new strategic vision for the District.

Findings from the 2025 Education Recovery Scorecard, a national report produced by Harvard and Stanford Universities, places MUSD in the top one percent of districts in Arizona where students are scoring above 2019 state assessment levels in math and reading.