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  • IMPORTANT EVENTS

    • April 25th, Dollars for Scholars, 5-7pm, at Bioscience
    • May 6th, Gifted Parent/Teacher Academy with Dr. Serin, 6-7pm
    • May 6-16th, Advanced Placement Testing
    • May 9thth, Honors and Awards Assembly
      • 9th Grade 8:15-9:00 AM /10-12th grade 9:15-10:45 AM
    • May 17th,  Bio Kick-Back, 6-9pm $5 at the door
      • Bioscience Students Only 
    • May 21st, 3:00 PM Bioscience Graduation at Phoenix College
    • May 21, Early Release at 11:30
    • May 22, Early Release at 12:00
    • May 28– June 27, “Intro to High School” (Invited students only)
    • July 22-25, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Dragon Academy (ALL 9th Graders)
    • July 23 OR 25 10:30-12:00 New Parent Academy (Choose 1 session)
    • August 5th First Day of 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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Welcome

  • A Plus School   

    We are STILL accepting applications for the 2019-2020 school year.

    Apply today! 

    Freshman Application

     Soph Junior application

    “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

School News

District News

  • Student and Family Handbook Forums, Monday, April 27

    Handbook for Students & Families 2019-2020 Open House Monday April 29, 2019 5:30-7:30pm at Central, Alhambra, and Fairfax

    A brand new Phoenix Union Handbook for Students and Families will be approved and in use for the 2019-20 school year. This colorful, informative book is not just discipline procedures and policy. It introduces parents to programs and services, such as ELL, ESS, Food and Nutrition, Student and Family Services, School Safety, and Transportation. It also presents a District-wide dress code, attendance policy, student expectations, and restorative practices at school and at home. 

    The Handbook Committee invites our stakeholders- staff, students, parents, and community  to three  forums, Monday, April 29 at three regional locations-Central, Alhambra and Betty Fairfax from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to share the changes and gather input.  

    Phoenix Union High School District Handbook for Students and Families 2019-2020

     
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  • Spring Teacher Career Fair

    Teacher Career Fair / Saturday April 27 / 8a-12p / Visit phoenix union.org/jobs or call 602.764.1504

    Teachers Wanted at our Career Fair
    When: April 27 // 8am - 12pm
    Where: Linda Abril Educational Academy 3000 N. 19th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85015

    PUHSD is hiring teachers in all subject areas for the 2019-2020 school year. Applicants will have the opportunity to complete an initial screening interview and then explore school positions and interview.

    Applicants must complete an online application prior to interviewing at the career fair at www.phoenixunion.org/jobs.

    Applicants may schedule a screening interview prior ro the career fair at 602.764.1504.

     
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  • OPEN ENROLLMENT is Available! Our high schools have it all – more classes, more specialized programs, more support and more opportunities than any other school district.  Make new friends and hang with your old friends; create memories; EXPAND your horizons; EXPLORE your future; EXPRESS yourself and EXCEED your expectations.  This is an exciting time for you.  Our job is to prepare every student for success in college, career and life.  Your job is to take advantage of all Phoenix Union has to offer.  ENROLL with us and you’ll have the EXPERIENCE of a Lifetime.To apply online or download the form, please visit www.PhoenixUnion.org/Enroll. Apply Today!
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    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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