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School Photos - Career Fair
Cholla High School hosted a vibrant Career Fair, bringing together our CTE programs and amazing community partners! Students had the chance to explore career pathways, make connections, and discover new opportunities for their future.
School Photos - Arabic Program Anniversary
Cholla High School celebrated the 18th anniversary of its Arabic Program! Nearly two decades of student success, cultural exchange, and community engagement were honored with delicious food, vibrant dancing, and lots of fun.
We’re proud of this unique and impactful program that continues to enrich our students and community!
We’re proud of this unique and impactful program that continues to enrich our students and community!
School Photos - JROTC Competition
Our CTE Cholla JROTC Raiders recently competed at the Sahuarita Raiders Meet, facing off against more than 100 other cadets from across the region! The Raiders team trains twice a week in preparation for these challenging competitions, which test teamwork, endurance, and leadership. They will participate in several meets throughout the year, each one helping our young cadets build confidence, strengthen camaraderie, and develop essential leadership skills. Way to go, Chargers!
School Photos - AVIDWeen Family Night
On October 28, Cholla High School hosted its AVIDWeen Family Night! It was a night full of spooky AVID learning, fun games, college and program tables, and plenty of Halloween spirit. A great time was had by all!
School Photos - Cross Country City Championships
On October 24, Catalina High School hosted the Tucson City Cross Country Championship at Rio Vista Natural Resource Park. Runners from Catalina, Palo Verde, Sahuaro, Cholla, Pueblo, Tucson High, Rincon University, and Sabino all ran their hardest. Congratulations to all our student athletes who represented TUSD!
School Photos - Running and Winning
Cholla High School hosted Running and Winning, an fun event that gave female students the chance to learn more about civic leadership and public service. The program brought together voices from the community, including the Mayor of Tucson and other local elected officials, who spoke with students about leadership, community involvement, and civic engagement. It was a great opportunity for students to hear directly from leaders shaping Tucson’s future.
School Photos - Subaru Surprise
On August 19, Tucson Subaru stopped by Cholla High School to surprise 20 teachers! Tucson Subaru partnered with us for a second year in a row to provide classroom kits filled with school supplies and a $500 gift card for their classrooms. Representatives from the local car dealership made their way across campus to personally deliver each kit and thank each teacher for the wonderful work they're doing.
School Photos - Girls Golf
The Cholla girls golf team kicked off their season with their first match against Cienega High School on August 18 at El Rio Golf Course.
School Photos - 2025 Graduation
School Photos - Grad Parade
Class of 2025 seniors visited Johnson, Morgan Maxwell, Oyama, Pistor, Tolson and Valencia, greeted by excited students as they walked the hallways of their former elementary and middle school for the last time before graduation.
School Photos - JROTC Ceremony
Cholla High School's JROTC held a ceremony celebrating the achievements of our cadets. The event honored student accomplishments from the past year, with special recognition for seniors whose dedication and growth over their years in the program were on full display.
School Photos - Volleyball vs. Pueblo
School Photos - Sports Medicine Celebration
It was a sea of blue as Cholla High School hosted a 5th Year Sports Medicine Celebration honoring CTE students for their participation in this remarkable program. Students were recognized for having a strong GPA and demonstrating professionalism. CTE Director Chuck McCollum noted that the Cholla program is growing in leaps and bounds, with eleven sections to be offered in Fall 2025. Principal Miranda gave out awards to students who showed growth and commitment. Dr. Maritza Diaz-Collazo, the program instructor, spoke of humility and developing a strong work ethic. Physicians Care Assistants who graduated from the program and work at local hospitals were on hand to mingle with the students over lunch.

