Tradition, Tradition, Tradition! All my kids love it as did I! I am a former Peoria High student as well as my children have either graduated, still attend and are future Panthers!!!
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Posted by a parent on 09/17/09
Im currently attending Peoria High School and i think it is a wonderful school. The teachers really do care for the students and try their hardest to help my peers understand the lesson. When your a part of a sport or a club you really do feel like your a part of a family (even though thats sounds extremely
... Read more corny). There are amazing electives and plenty of honors and AP classes and im blessed to be attending such a great school. PHS 2012!!!! Read less
Posted by a student on 08/27/09
My Grand-daughter went to Peoria High for her Freshman and Sophomore years. Thankfully, they moved to a district that actually cares whether or not the student graduates. Her time at Peoria was spent on nothing but electives. She took nothing that would help her graduate. Nothing that will prepare her
... Read more for college. And the school district allowed this. They let the student pick their classes and schedule. If they take useless classes such as set design and marching band, what career will they get when (if) they graduate? Their 'Four Year Plan' would have had my Grand-daughter in High School for five years. Some 'Four Year Plan'. Peoria High School is a slackers dream. They are the epitome of my old saying 'Grade School does not prepare you for High School, High School does not prepare you for College, and College does not prepare you for Life.' Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/14/09
i was going to dysart high school. it was ok, but then i moved to peoria high. there is a huge difference they have alot of elective classes, and that will help you in the future the people there are always in a good mood, the teachers are real cool there, and they are crazy when it comes to sports!
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Posted by a student on 06/20/09
I graduated from Peoria High School in 2003 and came back to observe classrooms in 2009. My experience at PHS from the fall of 1999 to the spring of 2003 was excellent. I was heavily involved in honors classes and several extra-curricular clubs. I always felt that the teachers were encouraging, although
... Read more the facilities weren't in the best condition. My recent visit amazed me! The campus has morphed drastically (for the better). The new buildings must be so much nicer to have class in than what I was used to. It was good to see familiar faces and that a lot of the staff that I knew six years ago are still teaching there. That tells you a lot abou the quality of this school. Read less
Posted by a other on 05/01/09
This school was the best school I ever went to, but once I moved to surprise I was stuck going to Dysart high. I miss peoria. It was by far THE BEST SCHOOL IN EVERYWAY!! Especially the Rotc program. :]
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Posted by a student on 03/27/09
Excellent School, wich caring teachers and a wonderful sports program
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Outstanding diverse environment. Great teachers and staff. My students all recieved a great education, were prepared for college and felt accepted and a part of Peoria Family.
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Posted by a parent on 06/12/07
I graduated in 2003. I belive PHS is overall the best school that I had been to in my 12 years of schooling. I felt the staff reached out to the students on a more personal level and were interested in what they where doing out side of school as well as on the inside. Thanks to a lot of those teachers
... Read more I graduated with honors after having a child in the middle of my senior year. A lot of schools would have just left me behind or sent me to another school! I would like to thank all the staff at PHS for helping me threw that. And now that my son if 4 1/2 he will be attending the PHS COOP program starting in August of 2007. Thank you Peoria! Read less
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Peoria schools — Peoria High School is located at 11200 N 83rd Ave, Peoria AZ 85345. 11200 N 83rd Ave is in the Peoria Heights neighborhood and 85345 ZIP code in Peoria, AZ The school district for Peoria High School is the Peoria Unified School District 11. Peoria High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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