In the News

  • The Betty H. Fairfax 2015 Graduation Ceremony was featured on the Channel 12 News.
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  • Reggie Gilbert, former BHFHS student play for the Wildcats!
    Gilbert had 49 tackles, 512 tackles-for-loss and three sacks in 13 starts last year   
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  • Yale student from Fairfax, Viviana Arroyo, (class of 2014) is quoted in the news.
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  • Suhey Ortega, student, is recognized with the US President's Volunteer Service Award. This award  recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant amounts of time to service their communities and their country. Suhey will receive a certificate and letter from President Barack Obama. Way to go Suhey! 
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School News

Who We Are

  • PRINCIPAL FORUM FOR NEW PRINCIPAL, MONDAY, APRIL 22

    Betty Fairfax Principal Phillip Wooleyis moving to the District office for a director-level position for the 2019-20 school year.  Selection for a new Betty Fairfax principal will include a Principal Community Forum, Monday, April 22 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. with the five principal finalists.  Parents, students, staff and community members are welcome to attend, ask questions and meet the candidates.  The attendees will also have the opportunity to submit their comments to the superintendent before a decision is made.  The forum will be held in the community room in the 400 building.

    Betty H. Fairfax High School is Phoenix Union’s newest comprehensive high school, having opened in 2007, and graduating its first senior class in spring 2011.  Named after a Phoenix teacher, guidance counselor and civil rights activist, who inspired and motivated students over a 57-year career. The school has followed in Betty's footsteps, building a foundation of excellence. 

    Fairfax is committed to facilitating college-level skill development and access to college preparatory courses for all students.  This internationally-acclaimed, rigorous program makes a positive impact on  every student, teacher and course at Fairfax, and enhances its concerted effort to move students into post-secondary education.  
     
    Welcome to Betty H. Fairfax.
     
     
     

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District News

  • School Bus Drivers Wanted!

    Bus Drivers Wanted / Starting Pay at $18.47 / Call 602.764.1612 / PhoenixUnion.org/Jobs

    Join the team bus drivers at Phoenix Union! We offer competitive wages up to $18.47 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 602.764.1612.

     
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     Stampede  
    Principal: Phillip Wooley 
    Mascot: Stampede
    School Colors: Midnight Blue and Columbia Blue 
    Year School Opened: 2007
     
    8225 S. 59th Ave.
    Laveen, AZ 85339 
    Phone: 602.764.9000
    Fax: 602.237.1023
    Attendance Hotline:
    602.764.9002 / 602.764.9003 
    Request Records (fax):
    602.237.0277 

    Mission Statement:

    We inspire students to show compassion to others through service.

    We challenge students to pursue academic rigor and excellence.

    We prepare students for college, career and life.

    We educate students for a better world.

    Vision Statement:

    Through real-life experiences, challenging academic rigor and compassion for others, every Betty H. Fairfax High School student will be prepared for college entrance or a career path, advancing their economic autonomy and social responsibility. 

     
    IB Learner Profile:

    Inquirers, Knowledgeable, Thinkers, Communicators, Principled, Open-Minded, Caring, Risk-Takers, Balanced, Reflective

    IB World School  

  • WEBSITE ACCESSIBILITY: The Phoenix Union High School District is committed to ensuring accessibility of its website for students, parents, and members of the community with disabilities. We strive to ensure our websites conform to the W3C/WAl’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, Level AA Conformance.

    To request assistance or report a problem related to website accessibility, please contact jromo@phoenixunion.org or 602-764-1528. If applicable, please include the web address or URL and the specific problems you have encountered.
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