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Lady Warrior 2026 State Championship Team Celebrated

Lady Warrior 2026 State Champions Celebrated

Coaches and Players honored at Phoenix Mercury Game

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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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TCHS Staff Retreat July 2026

Retreat Begins With Inspiration & Warrior Pride

Principal Bishop and the Warrior staff began their two-day staff retreat with TCHS alumnus Davey Bracker speaking.

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Chief Manualito Scholarship Award Winners

Chief Manualito Scholarship Award Winners

Four Class of 2026 Warrior Recipients Celebrated Today

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Welcome to Principal Andrea Bishop

Meet Our Visionary Principal

Welcome Principal Andrea Bishop!

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Important Registration Reminder

Parents and guardians, please ensure your student is registered for the 2026–2027 school year if you have not already done so.

We have completed our first full week of school, and all students must be registered as soon as possible

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Yours in education, Principal A. Bishop

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Principal Andrea Bishop BS, M.Ed.

Principal Andrea Bishop is a dedicated and accomplished educator with nearly two decades of experience committed to fostering excellence in schools and communities. Throughout her career, she has served students, staff, and families in a variety of educational settings, bringing a strong focus on academic achievement, relationship-building, and creating environments where all learners can thrive.

Meet Our Visionary Principal

 

Principal Bishop earned her Bachelor of Science in Education from Ashland University in 2005, followed by a Master’s degree in Education from Bowling Green State University in 2008. In 2014, she obtained her Superintendent License from Cleveland State University, further preparing her to lead schools and districts with vision, passion, and purpose.

Throughout her career, Principal Bishop has served as both a classroom teacher and administrator, working in five districts across Northeast Ohio, including the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Most recently, she served as a school leader in Warrensville Heights City Schools, where she provided transformative leadership and guided the high school to achieve an impressive 4 out of 5 stars on the state report card within one school year. This accomplishment reflected her commitment to academic excellence, student success, and building strong, collaborative teams.

Rooted in the values of integrity, honesty, courage, and community, Principal Bishop believes in creating supportive and inclusive environments where students and staff can reach their fullest potential. She is passionate about continuous growth and empowering students, staff, and families through purposeful leadership, meaningful relationships, and a shared commitment to excellence.

 

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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

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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