Pima County (4420)

Pima County (4420) is an independent charter district located at 175 West Irvington Road in Tucson, Arizona. Positioned within a large city setting in the heart of the Tucson metropolitan area, this local educational agency was established to serve secondary students across the 9th through 12th grades, with a primary focus on upper-level high school coursework and vocational pathways. According to federal context from the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) dataset, the district is currently listed as inactive and reports no active operational school sites, making its data particularly relevant for educational researchers tracking charter life cycles rather than families seeking active enrollment.

During its recorded reporting period, the district maintained a highly targeted learning environment with a total student body of 61 enrolled youth, heavily concentrated in the 11th and 12th grades. Reflecting the broader demographics of Southern Arizona, the student body was predominantly Hispanic (48 students), alongside White (9 students), Black (2 students), and American Indian (2 students) representation, with a gender breakdown of 34 female and 27 male students. For researchers, policy analysts, and community advocates studying alternative and charter secondary education models in urban Pima County, these metrics provide a meaningful snapshot of localized student demographics and specialized public schooling structures in the region.