Page High School is located in Page, Arizona, a city born just under 50 years ago with the creation of the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. We serve over 1000 students in grades 9-12. Our school offers a diverse selection of educational and extra-curricular opportunities for our students. We're proud of our dedicated staff and the success of our students.

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Dear Students, Teachers, and Parents:

Welcome to Page High School! Our school is accredited by North Central Association and we are committed to a partnership with all educational stakeholders. In our efforts to maintain high standards of excellence, we rely on the support of parents, students, and the community. Together, we must work cooperatively to prepare students for the 21st century.

At Page High School, we work hard to carry out the mission of our school, which is to educate students to achieve success, empower students to meet individual potential, and challenge students to apply critical thinking skills in a global environment. We are proud of the progress our students demonstrate at Page High School, but we are truly focused on preparing students to be successful outside of school.

We realize that student success is dependent on a positive home-to-school relationship; therefore, we make many efforts to communicate with parents and we strive to meet the unique needs of each student. With this said, I want to emphasize the importance of regular attendance. A major student responsibility is to attend class regularly and research shows a strong link between students’ grades and attendance. One of the most fundamental goals at PHS is to graduate students who have post-secondary options and attendance is a critical factor.

Page High School is a special place for students to learn because of our unwavering commitment to quality education. We optimize our opportunities and engage in practices that support the ongoing improvement of learning and teaching. We welcome your inquiry and encourage you to explore the many facets of excellence within Page High School.

Sincerely,



Mr. Perry Berry
Principal


Bell Schedule

1st period: 7:55-8:46
2nd period: 8:50-9:42
3rd period: 9:47-10:38
4th period: 10:43-11:39
Lunch: 11:39-12:24
5th period: 12:29-1:20
6th period: 1:25-2:16
7th period: 2:21-3:17
8th period: 3:22-4:25 
(optional M, T, W, T, not available Friday)

Late Start Bell Schedule
(Wednesday)

1st period: 9:05-9:46
2nd period: 9:51-10:32
3rd period: 10:37-11:18
4th period: 11:23-12:09
Lunch: 12:09-12:54
5th period: 12:59-1:40
6th period: 1:45-2:26
7th period: 2:31-3:17
8th period: 3:22-4:25 (optional)




Page High School is proud of their robust and successful athletic and activity programs. If you are interested in participating and would like to know what it takes to get involved, review the Activity/Athletic Requirements below:

Activity/Athletic Guidelines


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Students enrolled in PLATO classes, extended day, library use, or tutorial may stay Monday through Thursday from 3:10-4:45 p.m. for academic assistance.

Students who wish to take advantage of our extended hours services must arrive at the appointed service area by 3:30 p.m. and must, because of safety reasons, remain in that area until 4:45 p.m.

Late buses run only for students who are using the PLATO lab, extended day programs, library use, or tutorial programs.