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Online, distance, and homeschool K-12 program from Texas Tech University.
You can supplement your school or homeschool curriculum by taking a course or Credit by Exam (CBE) through TTUISD. Learn.
Become a full-time student in our accredited elementary, middle or high school and earn a TTUISD diploma. Explore.
We work with schools, districts, and regional service centers to offer testing solutions, credit recovery, and a dropout prevention option. Go.
We provide a testing center for those interested in completing their GED tests for certification and diplomas. Get Started.
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Important Updates
Memorial Day Observed
TTUISD offices will be closed Monday, May 28 in observance of
Memorial Day.
Summer Hours Begin Wednesday, May 23
Beginning Wednesday, May 23, TTUISD will observe Summer Hours in order to conserve energy. TTUISD hours of operation will be 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Summer Hours will end Friday, August 24.
Attention all full-time TTUISD students!
This summer you have the opportunity to participate in the first-ever TTUISD summer trip as well as the Texas Tech University-sponsored academic camp "Shake Hands with Your Future." Participation is limited to the first 20 students who reserve their place. Learn more.
The 2011-2012 TTUISD Policies are now online! View the policies today.
In cooperation with Texas Tech University STEM Education and Outreach, TTUISD will host an online Math & Science Club for high school students. Club membership is free of charge — all you have to do is register. Learn more.
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Meet Our Students
St. Maarten Native Excels with TTUISD
In many ways, Teala Howell is a typical teenager. She loves reading “The Hunger Games” and Jodi Picoult’s “My Sister’s Keeper.” Some of her favorite movies are Marvel comic-based movies like “Iron Man” and “X-Men”. She recently turned 18 years old, and like any other girl her age, couldn’t resist teasing her parents about her entry into adulthood.
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