Tahoe Truckee Unified School District provides information for planned power outages which are commonly known as Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) and/or Public Safety Outage Management (PSOM) events. TTUSD has been notified that TTUSD's energy providers may turn off electricity throughout the school district when extreme fire danger conditions are forecast.

Dangerous conditions include:

• Red flag warnings
• Low humidity
• High winds
• Dry conditions

Timing of a planned power outage?
While these kinds of events can be unpredictable, our energy providers have committed to notifying the public as far in advance as possible. Please note that planned power outages could last as long as 24-48 hours! 

What does this mean for your child’s school day?
When we are notified in advance of an upcoming de-energization event, we will communicate this with you right away. You will receive an email and text message from your school’s principal if your child’s school is impacted by the outage or a district-… [read more]

Offers a Unified school district with eleven schools, including two comprehensive high schools, one continuation high school, two middle schools, five elementary schools, charter school, and a grade 6 through 12 alternative school.

Tahoe Truckee Unified School District has eleven schools, including two comprehensive high schools, one continuation high school, two middle schools, five elementary schools, charter school, and a grade 6 through 12 alternative school. The current school directory is below.

SCHOOLS DIRECTORY – TTUSD
 
Tahoe Truckee Unified School District
11603 Donner Pass Road, Truckee, CA 96161
Phone: 530-582-2500
info@ttusd.org
https://www.ttusd.org/

• Carmen Ghysels, Superintendent Chief Learning Officer, Phone: 530-582-2550, Internal Extension: 20405, cghysels@ttusd.org
• Lupita Vázquez, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent Chief Learning Officer, Phone: 530-582-2550 Fax: 530-582-7606, Internal Extension: 20405, lvazquezgomez@ttusd.org. HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL
• Kelli Twomey, Coordinator of Parent & Community Relations, Phone: 530-582-2585 Internal Extension: 20575, ktwomey@ttusd.org

TTUSD Food & Nutrition Services (when and where food is available)
https://www.ttusd.org/food
 
NEVADA COUNTY
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Funds programs to enhance public education specifically within the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District to strengthen the learning experience for students.

Our commitment is to provide TTUSD students with an alternative educational option to succeed in meeting all state standards for graduation; to produce young people who can think and learn versus those who memorize facts without internalizing the information; and to ensure that every student is prepared to succeed in post-secondary education and careers. (Aiming High)

The STEPP PROGRAM was established in 1998.

STEPP is a district program for pregnant and parenting teens.

STEPP offers a quality child development program with an Infant/Toddler center on site at Sierra High School.

Students enrolled in the STEPP Program participate in parenting and life-skill classes after their academic day. We offer an infant and toddler childcare center on-site at Sierra High School for district students and their children. We have free childcare for these students while they are attending school and pursuing the goal of graduation.

In the afternoon of the program the students are required to attend parenting and life skill classes to help assist them in becoming good parents and being able to take care of themselves and their children.

Each school district and county office of education must designate an educational liaison for foster and homeless youth.

The Foster and Homeless Youth Liaison ensures proper educational placement, school enrollment, and checkout from school. Additionally, the Foster and Homeless Youth Liaison assists with the transfer of grades, credits, and records when there is a school change.