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  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School in Chandler, AZ

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  2207 North Dobson Road
  Chandler, AZ 85224
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  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Enrollment, Ranking, and Statistics

  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Students by Grade

  PK	0
  K	43
  1	69
  2	74
  3	70
  4	62
  5	57
  6	62
  7	49
  8	47
  9	0
  10	0
  11	0
  12	0

  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School is a public elementary school located in Chandler, AZ in the Ball Charter Schools (Dobson). It enrolls 533 students in grades 1st through 12th.
  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School is the 582nd largest public school in Arizona and the 18,925th largest nationally.

  Total Students: 533
  Pupil/Teacher Ratio: -1:1
  Full Time Teachers: -1

  Enrollment Rank Nationally: 18,925th out of 56,369
  Enrollment Rank in Arizona: 582nd out of 1,244
  Student/Teacher Rank in Arizona: Unranked
  Full Time Teacher Rank in Arizona: Unranked

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  Find Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School alumni at Classmates.com®

  The form below lets you find Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School alumni info and Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School students.

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  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Students by Gender

  Outer ring represents school district

  	School	District
  ██ Female	285 (53%)	285 (53%)
  ██ Male	248 (47%)	248 (47%)

  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Students by Ethnicity

  Outer ring represents school district

  	School	District
  ██ White	289 (54%)	289 (54%)
  ██ Hispanic	96 (18%)	96 (18%)
  ██ Black	65 (12%)	65 (12%)
  ██ Two or More	32 (6%)	32 (6%)
  ██ American Indian	26 (5%)	26 (5%)
  ██ Asian	23 (4%)	23 (4%)
  ██ Pacific Islander	2 (0%)	2 (0%)

  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance

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  	School	District*
  ██ Not Eligible	509 (95%)	509 (95%)
  ██ Free Lunch Eligible	19 (4%)	19 (4%)
  ██ Reduced-Price Lunch Eligible	5 (1%)	5 (1%)
  * School District values based on schools that reported lunch assistance data

  Out of 1,039 ranked schools in Arizona, Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School is ranked 927th for total students on lunch assistance.

  The percentage of Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (4.5%) is significantly lower than the state average of 53.6%. This may indicate that the area has a lower level of poverty than the state average.

  Students at a participating school may purchase a meal through the National School Lunch Program. Families with incomes between 130%
  and 185% of the federal poverty level are eligible for reduced price meals.
  Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts.
  Students from families with incomes at or below 130% of the federal poverty level are eligible for free meals.

  For 2014, a family of two needs to make an annual income below $20,449 to be eligible for free meals or below $29,100 for reduced price meals.
  A family of four needs to make an annual income below $31,005 for free meals or $44,122 for reduced price meals.

  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Trends Over Time

  Total Students Over Time

  Total Students Over Time

  Year	Total Students
  2005	590
  2006	590
  2007	594
  2008	586
  2009	607
  2010	602
  2011	591
  2012	539
  2013	567
  2014	553
  2015	533

  Student Teacher Ratio Over Time

  Student Teacher Ratio Over Time

  Year	Student Teacher Ratio
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  2015	N/A

  Lunch Assistance Over Time

  Lunch Assitance Over Time

  Year	Lunch Assitance
  2005	0. 19491525423729
  2006	0.18474576271186
  2007	0.16666666666667
  2008	0.26109215017065
  2009	0.19769357495881
  2010	0.21926910299003
  2011	0.30118443316413
  2012	0.28200371057514
  2013	0.28571428571429
  2014	0.25135623869801
  2015	0.045028142589118

  Compare Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School to Other Elementary Schools

  Student Teacher Ratio Comparison

  N/A	0.0:1
  1,598. 0%	16.0:1
  1,783.9%	17.8:1

  Free and Reduced Lunch Comparison

  This School	4.5%
  State Average	53.6%
  National Average	55.7%

  Top Nearby Elementary Schools

  School	Type	Grades	Students	Student Teacher Ratio	Distance
  Dobson Academy the – a Ball Charter School Chandler, AZ	Public	KG – 08	533	-1:1
  Pomeroy Elementary School Chandler, AZ	Public	PK – 06	668	19. 1:1	1 miles
  John M Andersen Elementary School Chandler, AZ	Public	PK – 06	617	19.9:1	1 miles
  Desert Sun Child Development Center Chandler, AZ	Private	PK – KG	163	9:1	1 miles
  John M Andersen Jr High School Chandler, AZ	Public	06 – 08	904	18. 2:1	1 miles
  Chandler Traditional Academy – Goodman Chandler, AZ	Public	PK – 06	705	21.4:1	2 miles
  Summit Academy Chandler, AZ	Public	KG – 08	1,067	18.9:1	2 miles
  Hope Christian Academy Chandler, AZ	Private	KG – 08	97	9:1	2 miles
  Jordan Center for Early Education Mesa, AZ	Public	PK – KG	344	12. 4:1	2 miles
  Knox Gifted Academy Chandler, AZ	Public	PK – 06	716	19.5:1	2 miles
  Sirrine Elementary School Chandler, AZ	Public	PK – 06	399	17.7:1	2 miles
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  Top 15 Online Schools in Arizona – Programs & FAQs

  In recent years, scholars have been shifting to online platforms. With this change, online education is now more important than any other time in education.

  Many students have been encouraged to move to online learning with accredited schools and experienced teachers.

  For the best results in online high school, students can profit from high school credits at the Arizona online high schools listed in this article.

  Virtual Schools in Arizona recognizes that achievement is certainly not the only goal and the path can take many turns.

  Be that as it may, online schools in Arizona instill confidence in students.

  This reveals the true abilities of each student, meeting him where he is and helping him to achieve his goals.

  Why online schools?

  Online Mid-Schools allow students to learn in a way that suits them—at home, on the road, or anywhere with an internet connection.

  100% of the online courses offered at Arizona Online High Schools allow students to attend school on a scheduled basis. This is a great option for high school students.

  • In online schools, students can work anytime, anywhere. It is an adaptable school choice for students who require an in-person K-12 program or a standalone online high school daily schedule course.
  • Thanks to the online school program, you can focus on your schedule and find time every day for what you are passionate about.
  • Online tutors provide direct guidance and check progress with real-time online courses, one-on-one video calls, calls, text messages, emails, etc.
  • The curriculum includes various levels of core courses and a wide range of electives that allow students to explore areas of particular interest and potential future careers.

  How is K12 Online High School in Arizona?

  Free K12 High School Education Program includes:

  • Arizona certified educators and advocates who teach and help guide students.
  • Career-oriented electives and projects required by businesses for college or career planning.
  • Support for a learning coach (usually a parent) who helps students with schedules and attendance and talks to instructors as needed.
  • A high school diploma is recognized by colleges and universities throughout the country.
  • Participation in an intuitive educational program that promotes and inspires further learning.
  • Online and in-person social activities to enable students to connect with peers.

  Online schools offer curricula that open up opportunities. Work towards your degree at an online school in Arizona today.

  Best Online High Schools in Arizona

  As you may already know, online high schools are a non-traditional form of education that uses the Internet for distance learning.

  This type of education may be provided by traditional high schools, privileged high schools, or private cyber schools. Let’s take a look at some online schools in Arizona.

  ASU Prep Digital

  ASU Prep Digital is an accredited online K-12 school and part of Arizona State University, and students are on an accelerated path to college and careers.

  The school is incorporating the university experience into high school to give students a fast track to university and future careers.

  With concurrent courses that give students the opportunity to receive credit both in high school and at the university for a major.

  At ASU Prep Digital In an online high school, you will enjoy flexibility, collaborate with students around the world, earn college credits, and gain a competitive edge on your path to higher education.

  A personalized learning model surrounds students with support including live online learning, a learning success coach, and access to ASU professors, mentors and resources.

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  Palace Valley United School

  PV The school offers many opportunities for students that include innovative STEAM experiences, award-winning fine arts and more. PVSchools offers cutting-edge academic programs that develop creativity, curiosity, and strategic thinking through dynamic learning.

  From preschool through graduation, PVSchools gives every student the opportunity to achieve lifelong success.

  PVSchools offers cutting-edge academic programs that develop creativity, curiosity, and strategic thinking through dynamic learning.

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  Arizona Virtual Academy

  Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA) is a full-time public online school for K-12 students.

  They are dedicated to inspiring and empowering students through educational experiences tailored to the needs of each child.

  Many high school courses are offered at two levels: Graduate and Honors.

  At all course levels, students:

  • Explore content at your class level
  • Complete coursework that may require writing or a research project
  • Solve problems that require analytical thinking

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  • Demonstrate more advanced writing skills
  • Participate in prestigious projects

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  Grand Kryon Private Academy

  Grand Canyon Private Academy (GCPA) is a private online school serving grades K-10.

  They are dedicated to inspiring and empowering students through educational experiences tailored to their needs and focused on their future.

  GCPA offers a wide variety of courses, and scholarships or vouchers are available for partial or full tuition reimbursement

  In Live Classes, students can:

  -Complete coursework that may require a writing or research project.

  – Solve problems that require analytical thinking.

  – Participation in workshop-based learning with a participatory and discussional approach.

  – Engaging Stride K12 curriculum with instruction and support from certified teachers.

  – Integrated support group for school leaders, teachers, academic coaches and consultants.

  – specialized and differentiated training.

  -The dual enrollment program allows students to earn an associate’s degree.

  -The Early World Language program allows students to become bilingual.

  -Community services and interaction opportunities.

  – Career courses starting from the 7th grade.

  – Seminar-based learning with a participatory and discussional approach.

  – Career clubs and programs provide access to industry experts, underground jobs and more.

  – Financial assistance through the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship and other potential scholarships.

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  Arizona Insight Academy

  The Arizona Insight Academy offers career paths in business and marketing, digital communications, early childhood education, game and coding application development, health care, sports medicine.

  Students are offered:

  • A rigorous core curriculum with small group labs for academic support.
  • Prepare for industry-recognized certification exams.
  • Opportunity to earn college credits while enrolling.
  • Individual career coaching for high school students.
  • Access to online clubs and virtual community events.
  • School assemblies partnership with the Arizona Attorney General.

  At the IAA, students can search and filter hundreds of internship listings to find on-the-job training experiences they can complete before graduation.

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  Hope High School Online

  Hope High School Online is an Arizona-accredited online high school that provides high quality online high school education FULL-JOB ONLY for Arizona residents under the age of 22.

  Hope High School Online is accredited and students have the opportunity to make online high school work a daily reality.

  As an accredited online school in Arizona, they have an award-winning curriculum with Arizona rankings in ELA and math.

  The school’s mission is to inspire students to make better choices and be champions of their learning in an alternative, non-traditional school setting.

  Hope High School Online opened in 2004 and works with students to make the most of their learning styles, as well as families who need flexible schedule options.

  Hope High School Online is a free public school. Online high school courses meet state and national academic standards. View course catalog Link to.

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  Almentia Academy Online Private School

  Almentia Academy is a private online school for grades K-12 and above, offering a fully accredited STEM curriculum for independent learners, student athletes, performers and families living abroad.

  They support nationwide School Choice initiatives, flexible payment plans, sibling discounts and more.

  Almentia Academy is a private online school offering a fully accredited STEM curriculum for PreK-12 and above students. Lessons are self-paced, interactive, stimulating and involve students in the learning process. Classroom learning is an online video format with over 250 courses to choose from, including electives.

  They offer models that meet the learning styles and educational needs of students: the K-12 online private school model, tutoring services, and a homeschooling program.

  They also offer challenging academic programs in English as a Second Language (ESL), Special Education (SEN), Honors, Advanced Placement (AP), AG-approved college readiness, NCAA-approved core courses; and SAT/ACT exam preparation courses.

  Almentia Academy Teachers are government certified with advanced degrees in Early Childhood Education (ECE), Selected Subjects, Special Education, ESL/TEFL/TESOL and National Board Certified Teachers (NBCT) with over 20 years of teaching and learning based on research.

  View available Tuition details, check K-12 Course Catalog and Programs for High School 9-12. Visit Website .

  Arizona Valor Preparatory Academy

  Arizona Valor Preparatory Academy was founded by Arizona pioneers with nearly twenty years of experience running online charter schools.

  Offering an excellent education in a hybrid learning environment, students receive unparalleled coursework, flexibility, and personal support.

  They offer a hybrid learning model that opens more doors and creates more opportunities for students.

  Valor’s hybrid learning model combines the personalization and flexibility of online learning with the structure and support of traditional schools.

  This is part online, part school. This allows students with different academic backgrounds, circumstances and lifestyles to receive the education they need to succeed.

  In Valor, students receive:

  • Flexible and structured independent training
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  Excel High School

  Excel High School is an accredited online school designed to support homeschooling.

  With an experienced team of professionals, Excel High School offers top-notch academics from the comfort of your home.

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  Excel High School doesn’t just help Arizona students earn degrees.

  They also offer a full-service academic program that makes it easy for high school students to prepare for college.

  They are fully accredited and they offer an accredited American high school diploma OUR COURSES AND PROGRAMS.

  In Excel, students can take college courses that transfer directly to the college.

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  ThrivePoint High School

  ThrivePoint High School is COGNIA accredited online high school education in Arizona.

  They offer a wide range of online courses and curriculum designed to prepare students for a successful future.

  High school virtual classrooms cover all major subjects. ThrivePoint Online also offers a wide range of exciting electives to help you develop your skills and prepare for an exciting career in many jobs.

  ThrivePoint High School is a free online public school in Arizona.

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  Primavera Online School

  Primavera Online School is Arizona’s premier online school that believes student success is only possible when combined with an incredible online program and teacher support.

  With an award-winning, highly intuitive digital curriculum and dedicated, highly qualified teachers, students benefit from excellent academic preparation. schedule.

  With a strong academic profile, Primavera offers students a level of flexibility, personalized support, and innovative coursework for them to participate in.

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  Wickenburg Virtual Academy

  Wickenburg Virtual Academy (WVA) is an online school in Arizona. They are fully accredited through Cognia’s global network.

  Achieving this accreditation means that this online school meets Cognia’s renowned performance standards that define a high quality educational institution.

  They provide sustainable education for grades 4-12 and strive to serve students.

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  Arizona Connection Academy

  Arizona Connection Academy is a free and fully accredited public online school in Arizona that has been helping K-12 students to ignite their passions and find a path to success ever since.

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  Chandler Online Academy

  Chandler Online Academy is an Arizona-based online school that provides students with a high-quality, personalized education combined with the ability to learn anywhere, anytime.

  Chandler Online Academy offers a complete list of online courses. courses and programs for high school students living in Arizona. Course Catalog view for offered courses. Start your registration.

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  EdOptions High School

  EdOptions High School The EdOptions Learning Center and Preparatory Academy is a free, independent, public high school in Arizona that provides every student with the access, opportunities, and support they need to earn a high school diploma.

  EdOptions High School is a free, independent school that provides students with an award-winning curriculum that meets state standards.

  They offer flexible hours and an educational environment with high expectations and individual success.

  They have a team of highly qualified teachers with years of experience online and in the classroom. They offer NCAA Accredited Courts. Start your registration.

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  F AQs

  Is Primavera Online High School accredited?

  Yes, Primavera Online School is accredited. Primavera receives accreditation from the world renowned Cognia organization.

  Cognia certification includes a detailed review of the school’s organizational procedures, academic strategies, goals, improvements, and stakeholder communication process.

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  What do you need for an online school?

  Complete list of school supplies for online learners

  • Reliable computer and good internet access.
  • Comfortable chair.
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  • Traditional school supplies.
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  Is online school harder than usual?

  One of the most frequently asked questions on this topic is “Is online learning easier?” Simply put, no.

  Choosing online courses is not as easy as compared to traditional courses.

  Online courses do offer more flexibility, but it doesn’t change the amount of work you do.

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  Is Arizona Virtual Academy accredited?

  Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA) is proudly accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI), the accreditation arm of Cognia.

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  Conclusion

  High school students begin to think about the future and whether they should go to college after graduation or go to work.

  They explore connections and discover themselves. Also, as students move from middle school to high school, their work becomes more autonomous.

  High School courses are for students who want to enter a four-year college, junior college, or start a career right away.

  For some students, the myriad changes to the school environment may not seem like the best option.

  This is where K12 public high schools in Arizona can help.

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  Basic Schools Like

  Schools

  BASIS Charter Schools is a global network of schools using the BASIS Curriculum curriculum (owned by BASIS Curriculum Schools, Inc.) ^[2] . BASIS Curriculum Schools also own BASIS Independent Schools and BASIS International Schools. BASIS Curriculum Schools are operated by BASIS Education Group, LLC, a commercial charter management organization based in Scottsdale, Arizona. ^[3]

  BASIS Charter Schools strives to prepare students from elementary to high school to be globally competitive. This is achieved through extended homework hours, lecture-focused classes with a focus on success on standardized tests like Extended Test Placement, and the ability to graduate early or complete a senior project.

  Content

  • 1 History
  • 2 Locations
  • 3 Successes
  • 4 Critics and disputes
  • 5 Recommendations

  History

  The first charter school Basis, Basis Tucson, was founded in Tuson in 1998 in 1998 in 1998 in 1998 Blok and Olga Blok with the aim of teaching students at the international level.

  In 2003 BASIS Scottsdale was opened. In 2010 Oro Valley was founded. A year later, Basis opened three schools at once in Chandler, Peoria, and Flagstaff. ^[4] Basis continued its expansion by opening another school in Tucson and one in Phoenix proper in the fall of 2012, along with their first school outside of Arizona, located in Washington, DC. In 2013, Basis opened a tenth and eleventh campus in Arizona at Ahvatuki and Mesa, while a second campus outside of Arizona was added in San Antonio, Texas. Basis also started its primary program (K-4) at its Basis Tucson plant. In 2014, Basis opened in Prescott, Arizona. In 2015, Basis opened its sixteenth Arizona school in Goodyear, AZ. ^[5]

  Basis has appeared in a documentary. 2 Million Minutes: A 21st century solution that looked at the differences between charter school versus regular public school curriculums. ^[6] In response to the documentary, Newt Gingrich and Al Sharpton visited the Basis campus to give speeches about the importance of education in America. ^{[7] [8] [9] [10]}

  Locations

  There are currently 28 BASIS schools, including 21 in Arizona, ^[11] one located in Louisiana, two in Texas, one in Washington DC, and one in New York.

  Success

  Foundation schools regularly top US national school rankings, ranking in the top five or more of U. S. News & World Report Best High Schools 2017 ranking, ^[12] and ranked #1 in America’s Toughest High Schools list published on Washington Post .

  Criticism and controversy

  Both the Basis schools and their parent organization have been the subject of criticism and controversy. Critics argue that Basis does not provide adequate financial transparency and accountability because it uses a commercial management company. ^[13] Another 2010 investigative article questioned founders’ salaries compared to teachers and other public school administrators. ^[14]

  Other critics disagree with the accelerated learning program and Basis’ general educational philosophy. Some argue that Basis places too much emphasis on standardized testing. ^[15] Critics also note that Basis’ performance in national rating systems such as the U.S. News & World Report, relies heavily on Basis’ emphasis on mandatory Advanced Placement (AP), as these ranking systems place a high value on the percentage of students in a school who pass AP tests. ^[16] Critics also disagree with Basis’ dropout rate (senior grades are typically one-third to one-fourth of fifth grade class size) and argue that Basis achieves good test scores in part by dropping out underperforming students. ^{[17] [18] [19]} In 2013, the DC Public Charter School Board denied Basis DC’s request to expand, citing concerns about the large number of students who had left the school since it opened. 9 Craig Harris (May 7, 2018). “At Basis charter schools, there is another way to increase teacher salaries: parental donations.” Republic of Arizona. Retrieved 2018-11-08.

List of high schools in Arizona

This is the list of high schools in the state of Arizona.

Contents

• 1 Apache County
• 2 Cochise County
• 3 Coconino County
  • 3.1 Flagstaff
  • Other County 9 3.10024
• 13 County Santa Cruz
• 14 Yavapay district
• 15 District Human
• 16 Non-existing schools
• 17 See also
• 18 Recommendations

9001 Ganado, Ganado

• Many Farm High School, Many Farm
• New Vision Academy (St. John’s Campus), St. John’s
• Red Mesa High School, Teec Nos Pos
• Red Valley/Cove High School, Red Valley
• Rock Point Community School, Rock Point
• Rough Rock Community School, Chinle
• Round Valley High School, Igar
• St. John’s High School, St. John’s
• St. Michael’s High School, St. Michaels

Valley High School, Sanders

• Window Rock High School, Fort Defiance

Cochise County

• Benson High School, Benson
• Bisbee High School, Bisbee
• Bowie High School, Bowie
• Buena High School, Sierra Vista
• Douglas High School, Douglas
• St. David High School, St. David
• San Simon High School, San Simon
• Tombstone High School, Tombstone
• Valley Union High School Elfrida
• Willcox High School, Willcox

Coconino County

Flagstaff

• Coconino High School
• Flagstaff Academy of Arts and Leadership
• Secondary School of Williams, Williams

GIL County

• Secondary School of Globe, Globe
• High school Hidden, Vinkelman
• Secondary School of Liberty, Globus
• Secondary School Miami, Miami
• Academy of New Vidues (Kama ), Star Valley
• Payson High School, Payson
• San Carlos High School, San Carlos
• Young Public School, Young

Graham County

• Secondary school Fort Thomas, Fort Thomas
• Secondary School Mount Graham, Safford
• School of Pima, Pima
• Safford High School, Daytime, Safford

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Duncan High School, Duncan

• Morenci Junior/High School, Morenci

La Paz County

• Parker High School, Parker
• Salome High School, Salome
• Secondary School of Karl Hayden
• Central secondary school
• Cortes
• Preparatory secondary school CrestView College
• Academy Academy of DESTIA

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• Franklin Police and Fire High School
• GateWay Early College High School
• Arizona Women’s Leadership Academy
• Adventist Academy Glenvei
• Secondary school Greenwei
• Horizon Community Center Horizon (also known as Horizon Honors HS)
• Preparatory secondary school of James Sandivl

AUTIEL

• secondary school
• MEC Metro Center
• Metropolitan Institute of the Arts
• Midtown High School
• Mission Academy School
• Moon Valley High School
• Secondary school of Mountain Point
• NFL more
• Secondary school of the Northern Canyon
• Northern school
• North Pointh Point

North-Western Christian School

• CROSKAY

CROSK Phoenix College Academy

• Phoenix Village Day School
• Pinnacle High School
• Polaris High School
• Academy of the foothills
• Gateway Academy
• Secondary school Horizon
• Preparatory secondary school nototre
• Preparatory secondary school of Rancho Solano
• Secondary School of Salt RIDERS 9053 (SOCA DIRS )
• Scottsdale Preparatory Academy
• Thunderbird Adventist Academy
• Ville de Marie Academy

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