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Purple promotional graphic for the Peoria Unified School District. The Peoria Unified School District logo appears at the top center above large white text reading, “GOVERNING BOARD CITIZENS’ ADVISORY COMMITTEE.” A thin white border frames the design against a purple gradient background.
Promotional graphic featuring five Sunset Heights Elementary students recognized through the Project Citizen program. The graphic highlights the school's achievement of earning a Superior Rating at the Project Citizen National Showcase and includes photos of students presenting their project and receiving award recognition.
Heat Advisory graphic featuring a desert landscape with cacti, mesas, and a bright sun in warm orange and yellow tones. Large text reads “HEAT ADVISORY,” with the Peoria Unified School District logo at the bottom.
Graphic with a red background and Liberty High School branding. A lion head logo appears above large white text reading: “LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR NAMED NATIONAL CHAMPION AT FBLA NATIONAL CONFERENCE.” On the right, a photo inside a black rounded-rectangle frame shows a student in formal business attire holding a trophy and an FBLA banner that reads “Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure, National Champion 2026.” The background of the photo shows a brightly lit conference stage and audience seating. The Peoria Unified School District logo appears at the bottom left.
Promotional graphic from Peoria Unified School District featuring the Cactus High School robotics program. Large white headline reads, “Cactus High School Robotics Kicks-Off Arizona Robotics League Season, Welcomes Students Across the State in Competition.” The Peoria Unified School District logo and Cactus High School cobra logo appear above the text. On the right, three students work on a large competition robot with a purple frame inside a robotics lab, with several yellow game balls on the floor around them. The design uses a light blue patterned background.
One Apple Pie & A Lifetime of Learning
Rise of the Cobras: Inside the World-Changing Journey of Cactus High School's Robotics Team
Preparing A Generation of Responsible Citizens
Peoria Unified's Commitment to Fiscal Transparency
The Power of Parent Engagement
Graphic from Peoria Unified School District announcing Tahlya Visintainer as Interim Superintendent. The design features a blue patterned background with the district logo at the top left. On the right is a professional headshot of an individual wearing a dark blazer and a necklace, posed against a dark backdrop. Large white text reads: “TAHLYA VISINTAINER APPOINTED AS INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT.”
Peoria Unified School District graphic with the message ‘Congratulations!’ and a milestone announcement: Class of 2026 earned $93,753,930 in scholarship awards. Design features a blue background with the district logo and large white and green text.
Purple-tinted banner showing a graduation ceremony with rows of students in caps and gowns and one graduate walking down an aisle. Large white text reads, “Congratulations Class of 2026 for earning 296 Graduation Seals from the Arizona Department of Education.” Four official Arizona seals appear across the top representing Arts Proficiency, Biliteracy, Civics Literacy, and Personal Finance.
Innovation & Collaboration: How A Community Came Together
Promotional graphic for the latest issue of “unifiED” magazine featuring students working on a robotics project, with text reading “Check Your Mailbox! The latest edition of unifiED is out now” and a link to peoriaunified.org/unifiED.
Graphic announcing an academic achievement. On a red patterned background, the Peoria Unified School District logo and a lion mascot appear above large white text reading, “Liberty student, Kylie Mcewen, wins National Merit Scholarship.” On the right side is a framed outdoor portrait of a person standing on a campus lawn with columns in the background, wearing a long‑sleeve dark top, photographed in daylight.
Collage-style banner featuring multiple photos from an awards ceremony. The top row shows several groups and individuals standing against a blue background, each holding certificates, with one individual holding a bouquet of flowers. The bottom row shows moments on a stage with red curtains, where individuals receive certificates during a formal presentation, including handshakes and posed photos. A circular logo reading “Peoria Education Foundation” appears centered between the rows. The overall design highlights student recognition and achievement in a formal academic setting.
Wide banner promoting a Science Expo, featuring three photos arranged horizontally beneath a “Science Expo” logo with a laboratory flask icon. The left photo shows several students seated at a table working with materials and papers indoors. The center photo shows a group of students standing together in front of a Science Expo backdrop. The right photo shows a student standing beside a science project display board in a classroom or lab setting. The banner includes blue divider lines, geometric corner patterns, and the logo and name “Peoria Unified School District” centered at the bottom.
Promotional graphic with an orange patterned background and large headline text reading, “Peoria Traditional School Wins Inaugural Junior Math Madness Competition.” Two photos are displayed side by side. The left photo shows a student receiving medals from an adult at a competition area, with other adults nearby holding items. The right photo shows a group of students standing on a stage holding a large sign that reads “Math Madness Champions,” with a projected screen and school logos visible behind them.
A wide, red-themed collage inside a high school gym shows three group photos celebrating an award recipient. Left: students and staff stand with a banner reading “Congratulations Coach Wood.” Center: Coach Mark Wood poses with family members holding a framed award in front of a school-branded backdrop. Right: a large group holds a sign recognizing “Spirit of Cotton” honoree Mark Wood. A lion logo appears at the top, and “Peoria Unified School District” is displayed at the bottom.