I go to Cqpper Canyon and Im happy with everything the school has t offer
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Posted by a student on 08/05/09
My son is going on his 3nd year at copper canyon, He has a 504. The school knows nothing about a 504, if your child has a 504 do not send them to this school.
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Posted by a parent on 07/22/09
My daughter brings home all high A & B for her freshman year, except for her finial she gets low B in reading & high C in math. I thought she was doing ok by the papers & report card grade I seen through the year. Went out & picked up couple work books that pretest for the chapters and then post
... Read more test. By the pretest in these books she not even a C student. I dont know how they make the kids grade look so good through the year but plan on finding out. I give this school a 2 star Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/26/09
My daughter just graduated from copper canyon and I believe this school has several issues it needs to deal with. Starting from the teachers who are not educated enough to know how to teach to the adminastration who lacks in leadership and knowing how to bring in good teachers and how to guide and discpline
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Posted by a parent on 05/27/09
Very poor one on one education services. Teachers that I spoke to seemed very immature and unorganized. Some lacked a will to come to school and as they put it 'deal' with students.
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Posted by a other on 03/23/09
I am currently attending Copper Canyon. I started last semester. I think it's a pretty good school. I mean, yeah, it's not one of the best schools out there, but for only being open for about 5 years it's doing good. The teachers are great. The other students are great too. I think all in all, its a
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Posted by a student on 01/20/09
I come from a high quality Arizona education background, and anyone who thinks that Copper Canyon measures up academically is deluded. In general, the students here are three or four years behind their peers around the Valley. The acadec team got squashed... they were simply awful. Now, they don't even
... Read more have acadec because the kids are too lazy to learn enough to compete in interscholastic academics. The AP programs are disappearing because once the kids find out how difficult they are, they drop out or simply stop signing up for them. Although there are some good teachers there, the quality of student performance is terrible. Unfortunately, there are a slew of completely incompetent teachers there, too. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 10/23/08
In my opinion Copper Canyon used to be a very good school. Three years ago the school started having major problems with gangs, discipline as well as losing some real good teachers. Alot of the problems had to do with the principal. If she could have opened her eyes and saw alot of the problems that
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Posted by a parent on 04/16/08
I am so glad this is my son's last year. I can't take another year with the administrative staff. They do not seem to know what classes my son needs, he has been placed in unnecessary classes and told to make up classes that he does not need.
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Posted by a parent on 03/19/08
This school is one of the best schools I've been to. I went there for one semester and I loved it. The teachers were great, and learned a lot. It was a shame I had to move out of the city, but yeah, this school really is amazing. It has one fault though. In lunch time, they keep all their students in
... Read more one area, they don't let them wander around the school. That is a mistake, they would be able to eat around campus. Other than that, this school is great, I recommend it to everybody. The school's academic programs are good which includes AP, and their equipment is brand new. The computer labs and computer classes all have brand new monitors and pc's. Read less
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Glendale schools — Copper Canyon High School is located at 9126 W Camel Back Rd, Glendale AZ 85305. 9126 W Camel Back Rd is in the 85305 ZIP code in Glendale, AZ The school district for Copper Canyon High School is the Tolleson Union Hsd 214. Copper Canyon High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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