WEEKLY EBLAST -- 04/15/2022
GRADE "A" SCHOOL - AZ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
IT'S A GREAT DAY TO BE AN EAGLE!
LEARN BELIEVE DREAM DARE
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Performances: 
April 22nd at 7:30 pm
April 23rd at 3:30 & 7:30 pm
April 29th at 3:30 & 7:30 
April 30th at 7:30 pm
Students/Children/Staff $10
& Adults $15
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
The Wizard of Oz is a beautiful musical based on the classic movie by L. Frank Baum, adapted for the stage by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Come on out to celebrate the hard work of both Horizon Honors Elementary and Secondary School students as they tell this magical story. The musical explores the journey of Dorothy Gale and her dog, Toto, as she is swept away by a tornado that takes her to the fantastical land of Oz. While there she meets Glinda the Good Witch, the Munchkins, and her new best friends, the Scarecrow, the Tinman, and the Lion. Together they face down the Wicked Witch of the West in order to get what each of them needs from the mighty Wizard of Oz. Ultimately they learn that they were complete all along and that there is truly no place like home. This enduring musical is a story of friendship, family, and understanding the character each of us possesses to use to help one another.
(yard sign sample with the name "Michelle")

Horizon Honors is now proud to offer graduation yard signs! Celebrate your senior with this custom sign, perfect to signal this important milestone! It also will look great at your graduation parties and events! 

DETAILS:
  • Signs cost $16 each
  • Signs are individualized with your student's first name (no nicknames, please)
  • Wire stakes are included
  • Size is 15" x 23"
  • Full color and fade resistant
  • Signs will be picked up in the Horizon Honors School Secondary Office. 
  • Quick turnaround on all orders! Most orders placed by Tuesday will be available for pickup on Friday of the same week.


(Note: These signs are only available for Horizon Honors High School Class of 2022.
​​​​​​​We do not make signs for 8th Graders, etc.)
STUDENT CLUBS
Interested in joining a club?
Please check out the
page for club descriptions &
for current meeting dates, times or cancellations.
3D Model Club*
AI Research Club*
Anime & Manga Club*
Art Club
Band Council*
Black Student Union (BSU)*
Cards Club
Chess Club
Choir Council*
Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)
Girls Who Code Club*
Historical Lego Club*
International Thespian Society
Key Club
Key Club Leadership
Linguistics Club
Model United Nations (MUN)
National Honor Society (NHS)
Pickleball Club*
Red Cross Club
Student Council (HS)
Travel Club (HS)
Unity Programmers Club*
Wilderness Club

*Open to both Middle School (MS)
& High School (HS) students
HIGH
SCHOOL
ATHLETICS
IT'S A GREAT DAY TO BE AN EAGLE!
HS Co-Ed Track & Field
The Eagles were truly soaring this past Friday, April 8th at the Friday Night Lights Invitational at Ben Franklin High School. We were setting personal records in just about everything we competed in! Highlights included:

  • Paulo Gonzalez Soto decreased his time to provisionally qualify in the 100 m dash. 
  • The Boys 4x100 m Relay team has provisionally qualified for state, team members are Brandon Miller, Brian Sparks (pictured), Matthew Otero and Paulo Gonzalez Soto
  • Gael Pacheco Gimenez is 1 second away from qualifying for state in the 300 m hurdles!
  • Molly Tepper is 2 seconds away from qualifying for state in the 400 m dash! 
  • The Boys 4x400 m Relay team is 2 seconds away from qualifying for state, team members include: Brandon Miller, Matthew Ottero, Daniel Olvera, and Jordan Scofield! 

Our next meet is this Saturday, April 16th in Sedona! 
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HS Co-Ed Golf
After a very rough start to our season our hard work is finally paying off. Stats for our team's match on April 11th:

  • Isabel Duncan 49
  • Max Fisher: 45
  • Daniella Walker: 45
  • Matt Wilson: 46
  • Max Jameel: 50 (only been playing for six months)

As a team we took off 41 strokes from our previous best, nearly beating a top 15 school. 
COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
Sign up for virtual sessions to stay up-to-date on the latest information regarding scholarships, financial aid, student orientation, and more.

This session will guide students through their next steps to enroll at ASU. Learn about the New Student Orientation Experience, including how to register for classes, selecting their housing, student life, how to get involved on campus, etc.

Students learn about their financial aid package and resources available to guide students through understanding their costs, accessing and understanding their awards, and answer questions about paying for college.
Arizona State University's Cronkite School is offering two weeks of summer enrichment camps that will give high schools a chance to dive head-first into media. Want to know more about this opportunity? Please visit, CAMPS AT CRONKITE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
SCHOOL HOURS
8:00 AM to 2:45 PM
BLOCKS 1/5
8:00 - 9:30

BLOCKS 2/6
9:30 - 11:08

BLOCKS 3/7
11:11 - 1:12
*LUNCH A / 11:11-11:41
*LUNCH B / 11:55-12:25

BLOCKS 4/8
1:15 - 2:45


STUDENT SUPPORT
LUNCH A 11:11-11:41
LUNCH B 11:55-12:25
M.W.F 2:45-3:45

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Secondary Office Hours
7:45 -- 4:00 PM
(when school is in session)
16233 South 48th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85048
Office: 480.659.3000
Attendance: 480.659.3062
REPEAT INFORMATION