It is looked upon as being bad, but honestly its alright if you are really there for learing Cesar is not a place to play around. Teens will be teens and stuff will happen but that doesnt make it a bad school.
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Posted by a parent on 05/24/09
CCHS is a great school. People may think its horrible but in reality its not.Yea before the school might have been horrible but in the last couple of years the staff there has tried there best to make the school better. Some students may think its getting tough but in reality its not. The staff is just
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Posted by a student on 05/19/09
Being a parent of an Advid student I come from a different angle. The school is comprised of mostly wild children with little patental envolment for the students. Most of the parents seem to rely on the school as a baby sitting center. The teachers are excellent. I use the parentlink often, and wish
... Read more the teacheres would keep the site updated, it really helps, since we (parents) do not know what assignments the student has. My older son already graduated from Cesar two years ago, the school seems to have improved a little since then. The teachers of the regular classes should hold the parents more accountable for the students grades. The bathroom at the school are filthy, being a critical care registered nurse, I can just see the germs growing. The school needs more academic discipline. The teachers have the potential to push for that. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/01/08
Being a new facility,its a great school as far as the building is concern.It's populated by students that don't really value their education.It has potential,but the value good education just isn't there.Plenty of good teachers,but majority of students are slsckers.Graduating class of 08,only 50 of 600
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Posted by a parent on 03/27/08
strong focus on academics and safety. A good place for students to be with lots of extra curricular programs. Facility is very nice.
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Posted by a parent on 01/27/08
Great school...which I'm attending. Nice teachers and students. Love it! And its so big, that you don't feel the 3,000 students going there.
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Posted by a student on 01/12/08
Overall a nice campus. Very Crowded! Only 2 high schools are in Laveen. If anyone is new to Laveen or still has a choice to move here I wouldnt reccomend this area for good schools. But for folks that are here this is a a good and safe school
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Posted by a parent on 07/22/07
Hi I am former student who graduated as the second graduating class! Chavez was a good school I dont know about now, there were alot of nice people the teachers were great. Overall I loved Chavez all four years I attended my teachers were great! Go Chavez
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Posted by a former student on 07/19/07
I was a former student and a graduate of the second graduating class since its opening. I was a student all four years and was involved with many school activities and functions. Since Chavez, I obtained my BAE degree from Arizona State University and now I am back as a teacher. I have seen the school
... Read more grow academically and observed its overall state of being. Currently, with the higher student enrollment, their were some challenges but were overcome due to superb faculty and administration. It is in my professional opinion that this school will flourish as enrollment will be minimized due to a new highschool that will accommodate the current high enrollment situation. With reduced enrollments, the school will become even more safer and student/teacher ratios will improve. Overall, Chavez is a marvelous school that I highly recommend. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 06/04/07
This school seemed really nice at first because of the newness of the school. The school is definetly overcrowded & the kids are rowdy. My kid got his P.E. clothes stolen from him which has never happend to me before & I have 2 Teenagers. The Principal & Vice principal do the very bare minimum when
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Laveen schools — Cesar Chavez High School is located at 3921 W Baseline Rd, Laveen AZ 85339. 3921 W Baseline Rd is in the Laveen neighborhood and 85339 ZIP code in Laveen, AZ The school district for Cesar Chavez High School is the Phoenix Union High Sd 210. Cesar Chavez High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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