My 17 yr. old step son transferred out of North Canyon High with a 1.89 overall GPA in his sophmore year. The boy is now in his senior year and is holding a 2.98 GPA due to the school taking their time with him and not overlooking him or us as concerned parents. The faculty is very attentive to the needs
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Posted by a parent on 09/16/09
I learned so much from this school but there are flaws about this school.
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Posted by a student on 09/08/09
I would give this school no stars if that was an option. As both a parent and former teacher at Buckeye Union High School, I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone. The teachers, for the most part do attempt to do their best, but have no backing from administration. Speaking of which, the principal
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Posted by a parent on 05/17/09
The principal is very unkind,the staff are just about the same,nothing is great about this high school,send your children to Youngkers if you want them to succeed in life and have a great environment and study.I sent mine and I see the difference.Buckeye high school just horrible!
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Posted by a parent on 09/19/08
Buckeye Union High School is an excellent school. They have a great Honors program and tough teachers. So if your child is a child wanting to succeed then I suggest having them attend Buckeye. The AG and FFA program are excellent as well as student involvment.
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Posted by a student on 06/23/08
I currently attend Buckeye. I think it is an excellent school. Mostly the reason people do not think that it is a good school stems from the students themselves, not the teachers. The students in gerneral have a negative attitude towards authority and education itself. The teachers are incredible. They
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Posted by a student on 05/22/08
This school is the best school ever. There are great teachers and even greater students. The Band Program is off the hook! Throw props to Ms. Green and the whole BUHS Drumline
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Posted by a parent on 01/18/07
Both of my children attend Buckeye High School. I have a child in the honors program and another child in regular classes. We have just moved to the state and previously attended private school. The change has some getting used to. Overall I am happy with the teachers we have they respond to my concerns
... Read more in a timely manner. I am concerned with the amount of time kids practice in sporting events. The staff should all be on the same page when it comes to education. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/04/06
We moved from Glendale to Buckeye like a lot people in the housing boom. The balance between what Buckeye was (pre-boom) and now is vast. It almost feels like we moved into some sort of inner city nightmare as far as the high school system is concerned. There is nothing but total apathy. I am disgusted
... Read more with lack of EVERYTHING in this school. Most of the staff has such a cavalier attitude toward their jobs... it is infuriating! I am trying to apply for a transfer for my daughter because if she stays at BUHS she will not be prepared for college or the future. The general class average is is an abysmal. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/03/06
I believe BUHS is a great school. The honors program is great and I really enjoy sending my child there.
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Buckeye schools — Buckeye Union High School is located at 902 Eason Ave, Buckeye AZ 85326. 902 Eason Ave is in the 85326 ZIP code in Buckeye, AZ The school district for Buckeye Union High School is the Buckeye Union High School District 201. Buckeye Union High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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