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April Clairmont Athletic Director Of The Year

Congratulations to April Clairmont!

Selected as 3A North Region Athletic Director of the Year 2025-26.

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Announcements

Warriors District Dates & Calendar

  • Quarter 1 Parent/Teacher Conference: 

    Thursday, September 17th

    For TCJHS parents, guardians, and families. 

  • Quarter 1 Early Dismissal Wednesdays:

    August 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th.

    September 2nd, 9th, 23rd, and 30th

  • Quarter 1 Holidays – NO SCHOOL

    Friday, August 14th – Navajo Code Talker Day

    Monday, September 7th – Labor Day

Tuba City High School 2026-2027 Calendar

Accessibility View of Full-Page Calendar

TCHS Digital Board - Week of June 29, 2026

Building Blocks of Crisis Response

HOLD

“In Your Classroom or Area”

Students are trained to:

  • Clear the hallways and remain in their area or room until the “All Clear” is announced. 
  • Do business as usual.

Adults and staff are trained to:

  • Close and lock the door.
  • Account for students and adults.
  • Do business as usual.

SECURE

“Get Inside, Lock Outside Doors”

Security is called when there is something dangerous outside of the building. Example: wild animal, nearby police investigation, etc.

Students are trained to:

  • Return to the inside of the building. 
  • Business as usual.

Adults and staff are trained to:

  • Bring everyone indoors. 
  • Lock the outside doors.
  • Increase situational awareness.
  • Account for students and adults.
  • Business as usual.

LOCKDOWN

“Locks, Lights, Out of Sight”

A lockdown is only initiated when there is an active threat inside or very close to the building. 

Students are trained to:

  • Move away from sight.
  • Maintain silence.
  • Do not open the door.

Adults and staff are trained to:

  • Recover students from the hallway if possible.
  • Lock the classroom door. 
  • Turn out the lights. 
  • Move away from sight.
  • Maintain silence. 
  • Do not open the door. 
  • Prepare to evade or defend. 

EVACUATE

“To a Location”

Students are trained to:

  • Leave stuff behind if required to.
  • If possible, bring their phone.
  • Follow instructions.

Adults and staff are trained to:

  • Bring roll sheet and Go Bag (unless instructed not to bring anything with them, dependent on the reason for evacuation).
  • Lead students to the Evacuation location.
  • Account for students and adults. 
  • Report injuries or problems using Red Card/Green Card method.

SHELTER

“State Hazard & Safety Strategy”

Hazards might include:

  • Tornado
  • Hazmat
  • Earthquake
  • Tsunami

Safety strategies might include:

  • Evacuate to the shelter area.
  • Seal the room.
  • Drop, cover, and hold.
  • Get to high ground.

Students are trained in:

  • Appropriate Hazards and Safety Strategies

Adults and staff are trained to:

  • Appropriate Hazards and Safety Strategies.
  • Accounting for students and adults.
  • Report injuries or problems using the Red Card/Green Card method.

Standard Response Protocol

TCUSD has adopted Standard Response Protocol and

is training students & staff.

CLICK HERE for Parent/Guardian Handout (PDF)

CLICK HERE for Video Overview

Operation: Reunification

Picking up students after incidents safely is the

Reunification Protocol families should know.

CLICK HERE for Parent/Guardian Handout (PDF)CLICK HERE for Video Overview