 Important Dates for 2012 Graduates Seniors, graduation is almost here! We have posted a run-down of upcoming events to help keep you organized on our News page.
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Welcome to the home of the Apaches. We are a Performing Plus School in the Nogales Unified School District in southern Arizona, just a stone’s throw from the Mexico border. Serving nearly 2,000 students, we have great honor in the history of our school, and it shows in all that we do. Our students are active and involved, and our teachers go out of their way to ensure every student’s success. Please spend some time getting to know our school, and let us show you our Apache pride! We are proud of our school, our students, our Performing Plus status, and our current academic results, and success. Academic achievement at Nogales High School is EXPECTED. All students will be held accountable for their academic progress and individual student behavior. Rules and procedures matter, and they will be followed and respected. It is your responsibility as NHS students to set goals, follow through with individual responsibilities, and do your very best every day as Apaches. Good character, a positive attitude, and individual self respect starts with you. Make the best of what NHS has to offer. “Ability may get you to the top, but it takes character to stay there.” - Coach John Wooden Be proud to be APACHES!  Dear Parents and Students: As we end the first semester of this school year, I want to congratulate all of the students who were committed throughout the semester and made education their priority. Congratulations! Now, you will be closer to meeting your goal for graduation. Continue to set high expectations and work towards accomplishing every goal that you set. With the start of the second semester, the class of 2014 will continue to prepare for the anticipated AIMS testing in February for reading and writing and in April for math. In January, those students who did not make education their priority will be receiving a letter notifying them of their need to attend summer school in order to stay on track for graduation. Students, please take advantage of the new semester and set new goals. Please know that time goes by very fast and that you cannot afford to make wrong choices or decisions that might have a negative impact on your life. Make your New Year’s resolution to have good school attendance, to pass all of your classes, to exceed on the AIMS, and for you seniors, to graduate with your Class of 2012! Respectfully,
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