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Please take some time to browse through our website. We are happy to share all the wonderful things about our school, and we want our site to be a helpful resource for students, parents, and the community. Enjoy your visit to our site.  The spring semester is here, and at La Joya Community High School we are excited about what the semester holds for our students. First and foremost, our students will be taking many assessments including AIMS, Stanford 10, and AP exams. We know that our staff and students are working diligently to prepare for success on these measurements. It is important that students maintain good attendance and are focused on their work to pass these assessments, complete graduation requirements, earn college credit, and prepare for their future. Secondly, we know that the spring brings graduation, prom, and other senior memories. Work on the final semester of coursework for our seniors has begun, and they will be engaged throughout the semester on their senior paper, presentations, college applications, scholarship/financial aid paperwork, and other graduation requirements. We encourage parents to maintain contact with their students’ academic advisors and teachers to ensure that students have completed all of their requirements. We will celebrate the graduates of the class of 2013 on May 22, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. at the University of Phoenix Stadium. Finally, there are many sports, clubs, and activities to participate in during the spring semester. We encourage our students to involve themselves on campus. Research supports that students who are involved in just one school activity achieve at higher levels academically. As always, we want to partner with parents and the community to ensure that we meet the needs of our students. Sincerely,
Brandi Haskins |
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Welcome to the Internet home of La Joya Community High School. We’re glad you’re here! Our school, located in Avondale, Arizona, is part of the Tolleson Union High School District. La Joya Community High School serves over 1,700 students. We enjoy our supportive community and are proud of our students’ successes.
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