Welcome to
BASIS Tucson North

BASIS Tucson North has the longest-serving BASIS Charter School veteran teachers and leaders, who shape academic coaching programs and adopt innovative instructional strategies for success. In addition to our strong core curriculum, we offer a diverse array of elective courses in fields like philosophy, computer science, engineering, photography and digital arts, cinema history, theater, orchestra, psychology, and choir, along with a robust extracurricular and athletic programs of over 50 clubs and sports.

Our tradition of academic excellence reaches beyond the walls of BASIS Tucson North, building community-based initiatives that connect students, parents, staff, and local and global communities. Students across all grade levels connect at social events and show their Kestrel pride. They propose ideas and help the administration organize monthly community projects. We encourage all our families to participate in these volunteer opportunities, to promote a spirit of service, respect, and giving.

School Highlights

  • Typically 100 percent or our seniors are accepted to four-year colleges and universities, and they collectively earn nearly $5.5 million in scholarships.
  • BASIS Tucson North students that take AP Exams earned an average of 87 percent pass rate.
  • A grade 9 student earned a special award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), for advancing science without harming animals.
  • Middle School Science Bowl team has consistently placed in the top five in the State Competition.
  • 3D Printing Club printed an “Unlimbited” prosthetic arm that was donated to a girl in India.
  • The BASIS Tucson North chess team has won State Competitions in grades 5, 6, 7, and 8, and attended Super Nationals.
  • Music students represent BASIS Tucson North in the All-State Music Festival for choir, band, and orchestra.

Stop by for a visit

5740 E. River Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85750
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