Flagstaff High School

400 W. Elm StreetFlagstaff, AZ 86001

(928) 773-8100Principal: Tony Cullen

Flagstaff High School

Flagstaff High School believes that all students can and must achieve high standards. This learn-ing community has a few academic priorities and does them well. Flagstaff High School offers:

• Career and Technical Education Programs• Advanced Placement Courses and Exams• Alpine Leadership Institute• Honors Programs• Prevention Programs and Peer Counseling• STEM Education

Career and Technical Education

At Flagstaff High School we offer our students a diverse menu of Career and Technical Educa-tion courses taught by industry professionals in the most high tech. classroom environments. Our students benefit from opportunities to attend courses in the following fields:

• Graphic Design• Photography• Business• Welding• Woodworking• Autos• Culinary• Early Childhood Development• Athletic Training

Flagstaff High School Offers Opportunities for

All Students

AthleticsFHS students have the opportunity to partici-pate in a wide variety of sports including; foot-ball, baseball, softball, boys and girls basket-ball, volleyball, wrestling, soccer, track & field, golf, cross country, cheer, swimming and tennis

ClubsClubs, activities and student government are a big part of student life at FHS. Students par-ticipate in All-Stars, AP Academy Club, Bible Club, Being Unique Defines You Club, CCAP, C.H.I.C.K.S Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Enviorthon Club, Grand Canyon Youth Corps., Gamer Club, Gay Straight Alliance Club, Impact Street Team, Junior Stateman of Amer-ica, Health Occupations Student Association, Humanitarian Club, International Club, National Honors Society, Native American Club, Ocean-ography Club, Skills USA (Auto’s, Culinary Arts, Photography, Web Design, Welding), Student Council, Link Leadership.

Art and MusicFHS provides several avenues for artistic expression: Art I & II, Ceramics, Drawing and Painting, Sculpture, Guitar I & II, Drama, March-ing Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Concert Choir and Choraliers.

The AP Academy at Flagstaff High School is a challenging program that offers:• college level courses • exam opportunities where you can earn college credit• stand out in the college admission process• gain valuable preparation for succeeding in universities• learn from College Board approved instructors

The AP Academy believes in producing well rounded students who have the opportunity to explore many areas of interest at a higher level.

The FHS AP teachers believe in provid-ing increased access and opportunity to college preparatory classes for all students.

All Flagstaff High School students can take any Pre-AP and AP courses offered. What makes the FHS AP Academy unique is the “Three Levels of Distinction” and will be re-flected in three different distinctions on their diplomas. In addition to completing all high school graduation requirements the three AP Diplomas will be: AP Academy Diploma with area specialization, AP Academy Hon-ors Diploma with area specialization and AP Academy Distinguished Scholar Diploma.

University/College Credit Options

Advanced Placement (AP)

AP English Language, AP English LiteratureAP Human Geography, AP World HistoryAP U.S. History, AP GovernmentAP Microeconomics,AP PsychologyAP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP PhysicsAP Environmental Science, AP Calculus IAP Calculus II, AP Statistics, AP SpanishAP Art Studio

Dual Enrollment

AP English 11, AP English 12, AP Physics, As-tronomy, Pre Calculus, U.S. History, Dine His-tory, Digital Photography I & II, Graphic De-sign, Business II, Autos, Culinary I & II, Welding II, Cabinetry, Early Childhood I & II, Sculpture.

CAVIAT Central Programs

Certified Nursing Assistant, Nursing Ser-vices, Business, Law Enforcement, Pre-Health Careers, Computer Software Technology, Alternative Energy Technician, Cosmetolo-gy, Early Childhood Education, Hospitality Management, Water Operator, Bioscience

Flagstaff Unified School District (FUSD) is one of 547 school districts in the U.S. and Canada (2 others in the State of Arizona) honored by the College Board with placement on the 5th Annual AP District Honor roll for “Significant Gains in Student Access and Suc-cess” to Advanced Placement classes and tests.

Flagstaff High School is a Silver Award recipient from U.S. News and World Report as one of the Top High Schools in the Nation

FHS Alpine InstituteAlpine Institute at Flagstaff High School is a new magnet program designed to provide stu-dents with an outstanding academically focused place-based service learning educational op-portunity. Alpine Institute is being coordinated with our sister magnet program, the Advanced Placement Academy to prepare students for college and career readiness. In addition, this program will provide students with exceptional field research and service learning opportuni-ties both outside of campus and at our on-cam-pus experimental and demonstration gardens.