Flowing Wells Unified School District

Games, food trucks, a raffle, a parade and Friday night football. Now that sounds like Homecoming! 🎉

Join us for the Flowing Wells District Homecoming Festival, presented by the Flowing Wells Educational Foundation.

📅 Friday, October 2
🎪 Festival: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
⭐ Parade: 6 p.m.
🏈 Football game: 7 p.m.

🎟️ Purchase your tickets early and save!

Raffle tickets: 6 for $5 or $1 each
Activity tickets: 5 for $1 or 25¢ each

Advance tickets are available at all Flowing Wells schools and Human Resources through 11 a.m. on Friday, October 2. Please turn in payment to the administrative assistant.

At the festival, raffle tickets will be $1 each and activity tickets will be 25¢ each.

Come early for the festival. Stay for the parade. Then cheer on the Cabs under the Friday night lights!

📍 Flowing Wells High School
3725 N. Flowing Wells Road

3 days ago, Flowing Wells School District

Flyer promoting district Homecoming Festival.

Two Flowing Wells teachers are among Pima County’s top educators! 💙💛

Congratulations to Emily Godlove, 7th grade English teacher at Flowing Wells Junior High School, and Caitlin Reynolds, Agriscience teacher at Flowing Wells High School, who have been named finalists for the 2026 E.L.E.V.A.T.E. Award, formerly known as the Raytheon Leaders in Education Award.

The award recognizes educators for Excellence, Leadership, Engagement, Vision, Achievement, Transformation, and Empowerment.

We are incredibly proud to have two Flowing Wells educators recognized among this year’s 12 finalists!

14 days ago, Flowing Wells School District

Two side by side portraits of Flowing Wells teachers Emily Godlove and Caitlin Reynolds, recognized as 2026 E.L.E.V.A.T.E. Award finalists. Emily Godlove represents Flowing Wells Junior High, and Caitlin Reynolds represents Flowing Wells High School.

Congratulations to the Flowing Wells High School Class of 2026! 💙💛

3 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Flowing Wells High School graduates celebrate after commencement by tossing their caps into the air as colorful fireworks light up the night sky.

The Flowing Wells Educational Foundation recently welcomed alumni, students, staff, and community members for the 2026 Flowing Wells High School Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Congratulations to Michelle Celeste Trinidad (Class of 2006) and Michael Vazquez (Class of 2011) on this well deserved recognition.

Thank you to the Foundation for honoring the legacy of Flowing Wells while celebrating the achievements of these outstanding alumni.

3 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Flowing Wells Superintendent Dr. Stoltzfus and 2026 Flowing Wells High School Hall of Fame inductee Michael Vazquez, Class of 2011, pose for a photo during the Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Flowing Wells Community Learning Center.

We recently celebrated our amazing Flowing Wells retirees at this year’s Retirement Reception.

Thank you for the care, dedication, and impact you have made in the lives of students, staff, and families throughout the years. Your contributions have helped shape the Flowing Wells community in so many meaningful ways.

Wishing all of our retirees a joyful and well deserved retirement! 💙💛

4 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Retiree poses in front of 'Happy Retirement Flowing Wells' sign with two young children.

Our seniors took one more walk through the halls today and were cheered on every step of the way.

Congratulations, Class of 2026! We can’t wait to see you walk across that stage!

4 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

A graduating student in a gold cap and gown hugs a staff member or family member while holding a phone and card.

Congratulations to FWHS Spanish Teacher Alberto Urquidez, who was recognized as an Exemplary Educator at the Southern Arizona Education Council's Evening to Empower Ed on Friday, May 1!

We are grateful for Sr. Urquidez's outstanding service to our Flowing Wells students, colleagues, and community.

4 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Sentinel Peak High School has been designated an A+ School of Excellence by the Arizona Education Foundation.

This distinction recognizes schools that go beyond test scores to create exceptional learning environments for students. During their visit, the A+ judging team was especially impressed by their interviews with Sentinel Peak students, staff, and families, and noted that the school is transforming perceptions of what is possible in public education.

Excellent work, Scorpions. We are proud of this incredible achievement.

7 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Flowing Well Unified School District. Sentinel Peak High School has been awarded as an A+ School of Excellence from the Arizona Educational Foundation.

Way to go to our Flowing Wells spellers! Students from Hendricks, Douglas, Centennial, Richardson, Davis, and Laguna Elementary schools competed at our District Spelling Bee, with Asher earning first place and Aubrianna finishing second. Both will represent Flowing Wells at the Pima County Spelling Bee in February.

8 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Two students stand on a stage holding trophies at the Flowing Wells District Spelling Bee. A large screen behind them reads “The 2026 Flowing Wells District Spelling Bee,” with balloons and decorations on each side.

A group of Flowing Wells Junior High students stand on stage in front of a screen listing the 2026 spelling bee contestants. They are posed together and wearing name badges.

Laguna Elementary spelling bee contestants stand on stage with their teacher. A screen behind them displays the school name and student list for the 2026 competition.

Homer Davis Elementary spelling bee contestants pose together on stage in front of a screen listing their names for the 2026 competition.

Richardson Elementary spelling bee contestants stand in a row on stage with a screen behind them showing the school name and student list for 2026.

Centennial Elementary spelling bee contestants pose on stage in front of a screen displaying their names for the 2026 district competition.

Hendricks Elementary spelling bee contestants pose together on stage in front of a screen showing their names for the 2026 district spelling bee.

Douglas Elementary spelling bee contestants stand on stage with a screen behind them listing student names for the 2026 competition.

The Flowing Wells Governing Board and District Administration loved their visit to Richardson Elementary! Thanks, Roadrunners!

10 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

A group of seven adults stands smiling in front of a brick wall at Richardson Elementary. Behind them is a large green mosaic sign shaped like a flower that reads “be kind.”

Three FWUSD Teachers Honored by the Arizona Bowl

Three Flowing Wells educators have been selected as Arizona Bowl Extra Yard for Teachers winners. Each teacher receives a 1000 dollar grant and will be recognized on the field during halftime at the Arizona Bowl.

This year’s honorees include Jessica Jankowski Gallo, Preschool Teacher at the Emily Meschter Early Learning Center; Mimi Lawton, Special Education Teacher at Flowing Wells High School; and Destiny Pundt, Kindergarten Teacher at Richardson Elementary School.

Congratulations!

10 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

A group of adults and preschool students stands together in a classroom at the Emily Meschter Early Learning Center to celebrate Jessica Jankowski Gallo’s Extra Yard for Teachers award. Balloons are displayed behind the group, and children are gathered at the front smiling for the photo.

A group of adults stands inside a Flowing Wells High School classroom celebrating Mimi Lawton’s Extra Yard for Teachers award. Mimi is holding her certificate and smiling while staff members stand beside her. Balloons are displayed behind the group.

A group of adults stands in a kindergarten classroom celebrating Destiny Pundt’s Extra Yard for Teachers award. Destiny is holding flowers, balloons, and her certificate while smiling beside district and school staff. Young students are seated on the floor in the foreground watching the moment.

AP Human Geography kicked off their Cultural Patterns and Processes unit with a field trip to Tucson Meet Yourself! Students experienced Tucson’s incredible cultural diversity through food, art, and live performances. 🌵

11 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

A group of Flowing Wells High School students and their teachers smile for a group photo during a sunny field trip to Tucson Meet Yourself in downtown Tucson, exploring cultural exhibits and performances as part of their AP Human Geography studies.

Flowing Wells Junior High recently hosted "Life Beyond the Books," a hands-on event where 8th graders learned real-world skills such as cooking, budgeting, car care, and first aid. It’s not every day students get to learn how to change a tire or make an omelette in class, and they loved it!

Thank you to Life Beyond the Books and all of the community partners who shared their time and talents with our students!

11 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

A student kneels beside a car using a tire gauge to check air pressure during an automotive skills activity. An instructor and classmates observe nearby.

Two students in a classroom smile while cooking at a portable stove. One pours oil into a pan as part of a Life Beyond the Books cooking lesson.

An automotive professional from Mercedes-Benz shows a student how to check a car’s headlight during a hands-on car care lesson.

A Pima County Sheriff’s Department officer hands materials to students during a safety and crime prevention presentation in a classroom setting.

Fifty-five students from Flowing Wells High School’s Bella Voce and Choralires performed at the ACE Fall Choral Festival at Catalina Foothills High School, earning Superior with Distinction ratings in both performance and sight-singing. Only three choirs received this top honor, and one clinician awarded them an exceptional score of 98 out of 100.

We’re so proud of our talented students!

11 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

A large group of Flowing Wells High School choir students from Bella Voce and Choralires pose together outside Catalina Foothills High School after the ACE Fall Choral Festival, smiling proudly in their black concert attire.

Flowing Wells High School Bella Voce and Choralires students point playfully toward their award while celebrating their Superior with Distinction ratings at the ACE Fall Choral Festival.

Sentinel Peak students took on La Cholla for Community Service Day and got it done, filling bags and cleaning the roadway.

Way to make a difference, Scorpions!

12 months ago, Flowing Wells School District

Group of Sentinel Peak High School students and staff in safety vests pose by an open van after a roadside cleanup. Large bags of collected trash and grabbers sit in front, with desert trees and mountains in the background.

We’re proud to share that Marian Smith of Flowing Wells High School has been named a finalist for the 2025 Raytheon Leaders in Education Award! 🎉

This award honors Pima County educators who demonstrate excellence in the classroom, earn the respect of their school communities, and inspire students to grow, achieve, and lead.

Please join us in congratulating Marian Smith on this well-deserved recognition.