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We're so confident that you'll love the PDC experience, new students can try our classes FREE (unlimited) for a full week. Join the competitive dance company that just won multiple NATIONAL TITLES during the '20-'21dance season! Perform across the Valley from halftime shows at Suns and Coyotes games, to local events here in Ahwatukee. Phoenix Dance

West Phoenix High School is a small, safe learning community that focuses on the individual student. Our highly qualified and caring faculty work diligently to support all students to help them achieve success in the classroom. Your success is our success. Many students participate in our AVID program, an international college and career readiness program

Maya High School is a fully accredited, free public charter school offering a quality education focusing on math, language arts, science and social studies. Our convenient block scheduling, customization class schedule and four day school week provides the flexibility needed to accommodate a wide range of individual needs.

Valley Lutheran High School provides a foundation for a life of faith, learning and service through a Biblical, Christ-centered, college preparatory education and Christian relationships. Valley Lutheran is a diverse, fully developed campus ministry in Central Phoenix that points people to Jesus. Christ Centered -Christ is at the heart of who we are

This site has been created for the former students of Desert Vista located in Phoenix, Arizona. Desert Vista High School alumni can relive their experiences from high school by sharing memories and pictures, reconnecting with those alumni listed, and more. If you are a former student of Desert Vista High in Phoenix, Arizona, register now to add your

Bourgade Catholic opened its doors in 1962 to students who were taught by the Marist Priests and Brothers, the Sisters of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, sisters from the Congregation of the Humility of Mary, and several lay educators. In 1972, the Holy Cross Community of Priests from the University of Notre Dame assumed the administration

Future Wildcat Info Night offers a wonderful opportunity for parents and 8th graders to get to know Woodside High School. The evening highlights the strengths of our academic programs and positive social community with a welcome from our principal, admin team, head counselors, department chairpeople, a student panel, and information about key programs

South Pointe High School is a public charter school located in south/central Phoenix. Like traditional public schools, our doors are open to ALL students free-of-charge. We are AdvancED accredited and adhere to the same high academic standards set for all public schools by the Arizona State Department of Education. Our students graduate with diplomas

South Pointe Junior High School is a public charter school that has your family's needs in mind. As a part of the South Pointe K-12 Learning Community, we are serving grades 6-8. The South Pointe Learning Community is K-12! Enroll your whole family in our Elementary School, Junior High, and High School for the full community effect!

Please make yourself at home, and share your site with your former classmates, and friends. Not all PUHS Alumni know we have an Alumni Assoc. Remembering our 35th Anniversary Birthday of our Alumni Association & our classes of 1955 & 1960. The PUHSAA Scholarship Endowment Fund is in place to fund scholarships for graduating eighth graders from feeder

Yeshiva High School of Arizona is committed to inspiring our students with enthusiasm for Torah life. Our dual curriculum is designed to develop our students' potential, providing proficiency in both Torah studies and general knowledge through our excellent General Studies program. Our nurturing environment provides students with a strong sense of self

Phoenix Union High School District (PXU) is one of the largest and most progressive high school districts in the United States. With 22 schools, over 28,000 students, and nearly 4,000 employees, PXU covers 220-square miles of Arizona's capital city. If the K-8 students in its 13 elementary partner school districts were included, it would be among the