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FYI
Phoenix w/Central
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Metro-Tech is a Vocational High School.
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Homebound is a High School program for children too sick to leave home.
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Desiderado is a High School for socially disabled children.
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Honors Courses are available for gifted children at Central HS.
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Central HS is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges & Schools.
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111 High School Honors convocation students.
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Central HS received the City of Phoenix Award of Excellence.
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High School student was a Fullbright-Hays Grant Winner.
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HS faculty member received the Arizona Vocational Teacher of the Year award.
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HS Principal was a past recipient of the Chase Bank Outstanding Principal Award.
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Tennis Team is a past winner of 5A State Championship.
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PUHSD strives to provide an environment that enables students to succeed.
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With some exceptions, students are expected to attend HS in their residency zone.
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Fourteen magnet programs are offered by PUHSD.
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Magnet applications are processed on a first come, first served basis.
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Sports teams at Central HS are known as the Bobcats.
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Central HS offers a magnet program: The Center for International Studies.
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2001 Recipient of the U of As University Cup Award-24 Central High grads who attended U of A (00-01) accumulated the highest GPA of any high school in the state!
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Two semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship program.
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| Title |
Name |
Phone |
| Superintendent of Schools |
Dr. Raj Chopra |
602-764-1500 |
| Guidance Services |
Mr. Art Leibowitz |
602-764-1339 |
| Special Education Services |
Dr. Sheila Breen |
602-764-1012 |
| Director of Fine Arts |
Ms. Joan Mason |
602-764-1342 |
| Athletic Director |
Dr. Moody Jackson |
602-764-1345 |
| General Information |
Dr. Raj Chopra |
602-764-1500 |
| Magnet Program |
Ms. Rosalie Perez |
602-764-1306 |
| Gifted and Talented Director |
Dr. Sheila Breen |
602-764-1012 |
| Computer Education Director |
Dr. Greg Cooper |
602-764-1222 |
| Curriculum |
Mr. Art Leibowitz |
602-764-1339 |
| High School Guidance |
Mr. Sherman Johnson |
602-764-7530 |
| High School Special Ed. |
Mr. Faust Estrada |
602-764-7543 |
| High School Fine Arts |
Mr. Bill Meldrum |
602-764-7813 |
| High School Athletics |
Mr. Rob Barnes |
602-764-7516 |
| High School Information |
Ms. Nancy L. Kloss |
602-764-7503 |
| High School Gifted/Talented |
Ms. Diane Krauss |
602-764-7807 |
| High School Computer Ed. |
Ms. Peggy Baumgardner |
602-764-7893 |
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FYI
Phoenix Elem. w/Central
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Field trips take elementary kids to plays and the Zoo.
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Elementary after school child care incorporates skating, movies & trips to the park.
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Elementary School offers sports, cheerleading and student council.
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Kindergarten is offered as a full day program.
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| Title |
Name |
Phone |
| Superintendent of Schools |
Dr. Paul B. Mohr, Jr. |
602-257-4003 |
| Guidance Services |
Dr. Deborah Jones |
602-257-3805 |
| Special Education Services |
Dr. Deborah Jones |
602-257-3805 |
| General Information |
Dr. Paul B. Mohr, Jr. |
602-257-4003 |
| Gifted and Talented Director |
Ms. Mary Ann Cook |
602-257-6342 |
| Computer Education Director |
Mr. Kirk Brown |
602-257-4095 |
| Curriculum |
Ms. Deborah Ortiz |
602-257-4064 |
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District Size
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District
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Phoenix w/North |
Phoenix w/Central |
Phoenix Elem. w/Central |
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Lowest Grade Level *
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9 |
9 |
K |
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Highest Grade Level *
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12 |
12 |
8 |
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Student Population
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2556 |
2355 |
4753 |
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Teacher Population
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138 |
161 |
261 |
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Professional Staff **
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155 |
178 |
332 |
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Student/Teacher Ratio
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18:1 |
14:1 |
18:1 |
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Median Years of Teaching Experience
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12 |
12 |
10 |
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# of Elementary Schools
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7 |
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Average Elementary School Population
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515 |
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# of Middle Schools / Junior High Schools
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1 |
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Average Middle School Population
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1143 |
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Primary High School Population
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2556 |
2355 |
2355 |
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Average Class Size ***
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Grade 1
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28 |
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Grade 8
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31 |
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High School English
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28 |
35 |
35 |
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High School Math
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28 |
35 |
35 |
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High School Science
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28 |
35 |
35 |
* Districts with only elementary schools include information on the high school most students attend
** Includes guidance counselors, psychologists, social workers, librarians, medical/dental staff, and teachers.
*** Does not include special classes or targeted small group classes.
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Elementary and Middle School Programs
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District
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Phoenix w/North |
Phoenix w/Central |
Phoenix Elem. w/Central |
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Academic Programs
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Formal Study of a Foreign Language
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K |
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Use of an Equipped Science Lab
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7 |
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Formal Computer Training
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K |
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Use of an Equipped Computer Lab
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K |
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In-classroom Computers
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K |
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Technology / Industrial Arts
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7 |
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Home Economics
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7 |
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English as a Second Language
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K |
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Fine Arts Programs
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Band Instrument Lessons
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4 |
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Orchestra Instrument Lessons
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Organized Band
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4 |
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Organized Orchestra
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Organized Chorus
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3 |
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Drama Productions
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7 |
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Radio / TV Production
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Gifted and Talented Pull-Out Programs
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Fine Arts
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Mathematics
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Science
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General
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K |
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Magnet Programs
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In-classroom Enrichment
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Academic Interschool Competitions
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Odyssey of the Mind
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Reading Incentive
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Science Fair
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General Academic
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Other Programs
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Before School Day Care
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Y |
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After School Day Care
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Y |
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After School Busing
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Y |
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Overnight Field Trips
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Y |
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Senior Performance
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District
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Phoenix w/North |
Phoenix w/Central |
Phoenix Elem. w/Central |
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High School Seniors
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817 |
440 |
440 |
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% of Seniors Receiving HS Diploma
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53% |
87% |
87% |
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Graduates' Future Plans (% Attending)
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4-Year College/University
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15% |
20% |
20% |
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2-Year / Junior College
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20% |
45% |
45% |
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Business / Technical School
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3% |
10% |
10% |
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Armed Forces
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1% |
5% |
5% |
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Work Force
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14% |
20% |
20% |
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Awards
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National Merit Scholarship Finalists
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2 |
2 |
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National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists
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2 |
2 |
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Letters of Commendation
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2 |
4 |
4 |
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Average SAT Scores
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% of Seniors taking SATs
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12% |
16% |
16% |
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Math
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551 |
530 |
530 |
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Verbal
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540 |
535 |
535 |
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Average ACT Scores
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% of Seniors taking ACTs
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6% |
14% |
14% |
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English
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18.1 |
19.6 |
19.6 |
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Math
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19.4 |
21.5 |
21.5 |
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Science
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18.6 |
20.1 |
20.1 |
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Reading
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18.9 |
20.7 |
20.7 |
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Composite
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18.9 |
20.5 |
20.5 |
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