Families appreciate being able to keep their children in one place as they grow. Specifically, the Roger Road campus welcomes early learners in Pre-K and then guides students all the way through eighth grade. As a result, siblings can attend together, and children build steady relationships year after year. That continuity helps kids feel safe, known, and ready to learn.
Because Academy Del Sol is a public charter school, there is no tuition. Any Tucson family may apply, and you do not need to live within a set boundary. To see the campus details, visit our Roger Road page.
Fine arts and a bilingual welcome
At Academy Del Sol, fine arts are part of how students learn every day. Music, theater, visual arts, and movement connect to core lessons, which keeps school engaging and hands-on. Explore the full program on our Fine Arts page.
Just as importantly, families at Roger Road find a bilingual welcome and a strong sense of belonging. Our team celebrates the cultures and traditions that make central Tucson vibrant, and we want every child to feel at home. To read more, see our guide to a bilingual school in Tucson.
Community is at the heart of it all. Throughout the year, families gather for events, performances, and celebrations that reflect the neighborhood we serve. As a result, parents get to know one another, and students see familiar faces cheering them on.
What a day at Roger Road looks like
Families often wonder how the day actually flows. At Roger Road, students move between focused academics and hands-on arts, which keeps the schedule lively. In the morning, a class might dig into reading or math. Later, that same group could head to a music or art block that connects back to the lesson. As a result, learning feels connected rather than scattered.
Teachers here work to know each student well. Because our community is close-knit, staff notice when a child needs encouragement or an extra challenge. Specifically, students who benefit from learning support can access services through our team, and you can read more on our Special Education page. That personal attention is one reason central Tucson families feel at home with us.
Enrichment rounds out the week too. Students can take part in athletics and represent the Roadrunners, and they can explore activities that match their interests. Naturally, families are welcome to join us for events and to cheer the teams on. To picture your child in this community, the best next step is a visit.
Visit Roger Road and apply
The best way to understand a school is to experience it. Our Roger Road campus sits at 732 W. Roger Rd. in central Tucson, and we would love to give you a tour. During your visit, you can meet teachers, see classrooms, and imagine your child thriving here.
When you are ready, reach out through our contact page to Apply Now for the 2026-27 school year. Whether your family is looking at elementary, or middle school, our Roadrunners community is ready to welcome you.
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