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High School Curriculum
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Curriculum Resources and Textbooks
Curriculum and Textbooks
All content areas in SUSD teach the Arizona State Standards specific to each grade level and course. For more information on the Arizona Department of Education Academic State Standards, please visit the Arizona Department of Education website at: www.azed.gov. Click on the brochures, below, to learn what SUSD students are expected to master at each grade level.
SUSD Textbooks and Instructional Materials
Click on the links below to learn of District adopted instructional materials in all areas:
English Language Arts
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
World Languages -
ELA High School Supplemental Book List
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Grading Practices & Report Cards
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ParentVUE/StudentVUE
Continuing this 2017-18 school year, all teacher classroom pages can be found in ParentVUE/StudentVUE. Information such as classroom updates, information on assignments, grades, attendance and demographic information can be found in this convenient application. If you don’t already have a ParentVUE account, please contact your school office to find out how to obtain one.
ParentVUE and StudentVUE Guide
ParentVUE Guide to Teacher Pages
ParentVUE Quick Reference Card -
Summer Reading
Please refer to the high school website for specific Summer Reading lists and expectations for all incoming 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders.
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Technology
Technology
Student Accounts in Scottsdale USD
Parent Technology Guide for SUSD
ParentVUE Access
ParentVUE/StudentVUE (Grades) Getting Started GuideClass Website Information for Parents
Discovery Education Streaming
Bring your Own Technology
There is no specific device that is required or recommended. If you choose to buy your student a device, please shop within your financial comfort level. Ideally, the device should be able to connect to Wi-Fi, have an Internet browser, digital camera, calendar and access to e-mail. A data plan is not necessary. The device is not meant to take the place of a computer for word processing or accessing District resources such as SuccessMaker or other programs that require a Flash player. Campus computers are available for those purposes. The following chart demonstrates the capabilities of 3 popular operating systems for mobile devices: Android, Windows, and Apple iOS. There are many devices that operate on these systems; SUSD does not endorse any device or operating system.
Bring Your Own Technology FAQ
BYOT Responsible Use