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    • Spanish National Honor Society Fall Festival
      • Friday, November 16th 
        • 4pm-7pm @ Bioscience

     

    • Thursday, November 22nd & Friday, November 23rd 
      • NO SCHOOL 

     

     
    Mision = mission + vision 
    BHS provides a rigorous, collaborative, and relevant academic program emphasizing an innovative, problem-based curriculum that develops literacy  in the sciences, mathematics, and the arts, thus cultivating critical thinkers, creative  problem-solvers, and compassionate citizens, who are able to thrive in our increasingly complex and technological communities.
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    “We empower students to thrive in college, to excel in the workplace, and to make a difference in the world.”

     --Dr. Holly Batsell, Principal   

     

    Grades Are Important, Learning Matters More

     

     See what makes Bioscience High School so special.

     

    2018-2019 Bioscience School Profile

     
     Bioscience offers students:
    • Innovative learning environments.
    • Integrated learning experiences focusing on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
    • Excellent opportunities in the arts and humanities.
    • Collaborative opportunities with students, teachers, and local community partners.
    • Clubs like Robotics, E-tech, I-GEM, STUGO, NHS, NAHS, Music, and more!
    • One-to-One computer access.
    • Engineering and Medical focused pathways for upperclassmen.
    • Internships for seniors.
    • The chance to develop independence, responsibility, and a work ethic that will last a lifetime!
     
    Our Mission
    To provide a rigorous, collaborative, and relevant academic program emphasizing an innovative, problem-based curriculum that develops student literacy in the sciences, mathematics, and the arts.
     
    Our Vision
    To cultivate critical thinkers, creative problem-solvers, and compassionate citizens, who are able to thrive in our increasingly complex and technological communities.
     
     
     
     
    *If you have questions or need assistance with enrollment, please contact Ms. Nini Gariepy at 602-764-5606 or gariepy@phoenixunion.org

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  • School Bus Drivers Wanted!

    School Bus Drivers Wanted! Call 602.764.1430 or visit phoenixunion.org/jobs

    Join the team bus drivers at Phoenix Union! We offer competitive wages up to $15.75 depending on experience plus a signing bonus! We also offer full benefits, personal leave time, paid holidays and more! For more info go to www.phoenixunion.org/jobs or call 602.764.1430.

     
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    512 E. Pierce St.
    Phoenix, AZ 85004 
    602.764.5600
    602.764.5699 (fax)      

    Principal: Dr. Holly Batsell
    Mascot: Double-Helix Dragon
    School Colors: Purple and Green
    Year School Opened: 2006

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