40 E Woodruff Ave
Arcadia, CA 91006

As an alumnus of Arcadia High School, I can confidently say that my experience there was incredibly positive. Throughout my four years, I made many great friends and met people who helped make high school a memorable part of my life. The community is welcoming, supportive, and full of students and staff who genuinely want to see each other succeed.One thing that stands out about Arcadia High School is how much the teachers care about their students. They put a lot of effort into helping students learn and are always willing to answer questions or provide extra support when needed. In the classroom, teachers create an environment where students are encouraged to participate, think critically, and challenge themselves academically.The people at the school are also more than happy to help you. Whether it is a teacher, counselor, coach, or fellow student, there is always someone willing to point you in the right direction. My advice to incoming students is to ask for help when you need it and not be afraid or embarrassed to do so. There are many people who want to see you succeed, and reaching out can make a huge difference. Obviously, teachers do not appreciate students who waste class time and goof around while others are trying to learn, but if you put in effort, stay engaged, and show respect, they will do everything they can to help you succeed.I recommend Arcadia High School because it offers strong academics, caring teachers, and a community that makes students feel supported. Looking back, I am grateful for the experiences, friendships, and lessons I gained there. Arcadia High School helped prepare me for the next stage of my education, and I will always be proud to be an Apache.Go Apaches!- CO2026 Alum

Great school! Love the staff, teachers and students. Highly recomend aas a mom!!

When I was a kid, I used to look forward to holidays and breaks from school. But my son is different – he really wishes he could go to school every day. He’s been at Longley Way for two years now, and he really likes his teachers. We’ve met some of them, and they’re really good with kids, which is what we wanted. We thought about moving to a different school, but our son loves his friends, his teachers, and Longley Way so much that we can’t. I guess we’ll be staying in the area until he graduates, and we’re happy with that.