Copper Hills High School

The football program at CopperHills High school is a joke!! If you son wants to play---SIGN THEM up at a different school. This year they moved half the varsity players to JV and are playing the sophomores. I guess they like being the laughting stock of football!! Also like the 09 season they have been having..... what a joke!!
—Submitted by a parent

4 kids graduated from Copper Hills and one more on the way. It is a great school. The Science department is a little weak as is the Foot ball team but, where they are weak in some ares they are strong in others Soccer, la cross baseball ect. They have a AP program and a fantastic concurrent enrollment program too. Hands down the best ASL (American Sign Language) program in the State ! LOVE LOVE LOVE the current principal. Very approachable and very involved with the students !
—Submitted by a parent

We've had great experiences with this school. The school district is a little difficult but overal the students are everyone's primary concern. My kids have been on sports teams to student gov and they have chosen to stay here vs an east side school because of the welcoming environment to friendly staff/principle :) and a really good environment. The only thing that absolutely SUCKS is Parent/Teacher night. Gym is packed and some teachers like to talk... :)
—Submitted by a parent

Having two children graduating from Copper Hill, I have been very disappointed with their AP program. Their Eruopean history, phycology and math programs are good but their basic science AP programs are terrible. My children get good grades but don't learn very basic principles.
—Submitted by a parent

Copper Hills High School has a great AP program as well as a wide variety of classes to suit the many interests of computer literate students these days. I have found the teachers to be diligent and consistent, and the administration helpful.
—Submitted by a parent

Copper Hills is a really good school.
—Submitted by a student

Two of my children graduated from Copper Hills High. The administration was easy to work with and were concerned with each student's needs. The principal knew each students name - honest. He was amazing. Teachers were more than adequate with some that were really helpful. They went the extra mile and helped students that otherwise would have lagged behind. Band and choir programs are excellent with great teachers. They usually include students in state competitions as well as inter-state competitions. They have an excellent AP program, with possible college credit earned while in high shool. It is possible for a student to graduate as a college junior!
—Submitted by a parent