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Aia School Abbreviations AIA SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS 2017-2018 School Abbreviation Academy of Tucson AOFT Agua Fria High School AFHS Alchesay High School ALCH Alhambra High School ALHA American Leadership Academy AMLA Amphitheater High School AMPH Antelope Union High School ANTE Anthem Preparatory Academy ANTH Apache Junction High School AJHS Apollo High School APOL Arcadia High School ARCA Arete Preparatory Academy ARET Arizona College Prep AZCP Arizona Lutheran Academy AZLU Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind ASDB Ash Fork High School ASHF ASU Preparatory Academy ASUP Baboquivari High School BABO Bagdad High School BAGD Barry Goldwater High School BGHS Basha High School BASH BASIS Flagstaff BFLG BASIS Mesa BMSA Benjamin Franklin BFRK Benson High School BENS Betty H. Fairfax High School BFHS Bisbee High School BISB Blue Ridge High School BRHS Boulder Creek High School BOUL Bourgade Catholic High School BOUR Bowie High School BOWI Bradshaw Mountain High School BMHS Brophy College Preparatory BPHS Buckeye Union High School BUCK Buena High School BUEN Cactus High School CACT Cactus Shadows High School CSHS Camelback High School CAME Camp Verde High School CVHS Campo Verde High School CMPO Canyon Del Oro High School CDOH Carl Hayden Community High School CARL Casa Grande Union High School CGHS Casteel High School CAST Catalina Foothills High School CFHS Catalina Magnet High School CMHS AIA SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS 2017-2018 Centennial High School CNTN Central High School CTRL Cesar Chavez High School CCHS Chandler High School CHAN Chandler Preparatory Academy CHPR Chaparral High School CHAP Chinle High School CHIN Chino Valley High School CHVA Cholla High Magnet School CHOL Cibecue High School CIBE Cibola High School CIBO Cienega High School CIEN Coconino High School COCO Combs High School COMB Coolidge High School COOL Copper Canyon High School COCA Corona del Sol High School CDSH Coronado High School CORO Cortez High School CORT Deer Valley High School DEER Desert Christian High School DCHS Desert Edge High School DEHS Desert Mountain High School DMHS Desert Ridge High School DRHS Desert View High School DVHS Desert Vista High School DVST Dobson High School DOBS Douglas High School DOUG Duncan High School DUNC Dysart High School DYSA El Capitan ELCA Empire High School EMPI Estrella Foothills High School EFHS Flagstaff High School FLAG Florence High School FLOR Flowing Wells High School FLOW Fort Thomas High School FORT Fountain Hills High School FHHS Fredonia High School FRED Ganado High School GANA Gila Bend High School GIBE Gila Ridge High School GILA Gilbert Christian Schools GCHS Gilbert Classical Academy GCAC Gilbert High School GILB Glendale High School GLEN Glendale Prep High School GLEP AIA SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS 2017-2018 Globe High School GLOB Grand Canyon High School GCAN Green Fields Country Day School GFCD Greenway High School GREE Greyhills Academy High School GREY Hamilton High School HAMI Hayden High School HAYD Highland High School HIGH Higley High School HIGL Holbrook High School HOLB Hopi High School HOPI Horizon High School HORI Horizon Honors High School HHON Immaculate Heart High School IMMA Independence High School INDE Ironwood High School IRON Ironwood Ridge High School IRHS Joseph City High School JCHS Joy Christian School JOYC Kingman Academy of Learning KAOL Kingman High School KING Kofa High School KOFA La Joya Community High School LJHS Lake Havasu High School LHHS Leading Edge Academy LEDG Lee Williams High School LEEW Liberty High School LIBE Lourdes Catholic High School LOUR Many Farms High School MFHS Marana High School MARA Marcos de Niza High School MARC Maricopa High School MARI Maryvale High School MARY Mayer High School MAYE McClintock High School MCCL Mesa High School MESA Mesquite High School MESQ Metro Tech High School MTHS Miami High School MIAM Millennium High School MILL Mingus Mountain Academy High School MMHS Mingus Union High School MUHS Mogollon High School MOGO Mohave Accelerated Learning Center MALC Mohave High School MOHA Monument Valley High School MONU Moon Valley High School MOON AIA SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS 2017-2018 Morenci Jr./Sr. High School MORE Mountain Pointe High School MPHS Mountain Ridge High School MRHS Mountain View (Marana) High School MVMA Mountain View (Mesa) High School MVME NFL YET College Preparatory Academy NFLY Nogales High School NOGA North Canyon High School NCHS North High School NORT North Phoenix Preparatory NPHX North Pointe Preparatory NPNT Northland Preparatory Academy NPRE Northwest Christian High School NWCH Notre Dame Preparatory NOTR Page High School PAGE Palo Verde High Magnet School PALO Paradise Honors PAHO Paradise Valley High School PARA Parker High School PARK Patagonia Union High School PATA Payson High School PAYS Peoria High School PEOR Perry High School PERR Phoenix Christian Jr./Sr. High School PHCH Phoenix Country Day School PCDS Phoenix Day School for the Deaf PDSD Pima High School PIMA Pinnacle High School PINN Pinon High School PINO Poston Butte High School POST Prescott High School PRES Pueblo Magnet High School PUEB Pusch Ridge Christian Academy PUSC Queen Creek High School QCHS Rancho Solano High School RANC Ray High School RAYH Raymond S. Kellis High School RKHS Red Mesa High School REME Red Mountain High School REDM Red Valley - Cove REDV Rincon High School RINC Rio Rico High School RIOR River Valley High School RIVA Rock Point High School ROCK Rough Rock Community Schools RORO Round Valley High School ROUN Sabino High School SABI AIA SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS 2017-2018 Safford High School SAFF Saguaro High School SAGU Sahuarita High School SATA Sahuaro High School SAHU Saint Mary's Catholic High School SMHS Salome High School SALO Salpointe Catholic High School SALP San Carlos High School SANC San Luis High School SANL San Manuel Jr./Sr. High School SAMA San Miguel High School SAMI San Pasqual Valley High School (Winterhaven CA) PASQ San Simon High School SIMO San Tan Foothills High School STFH Sandra Day O'Connor High School SDOC Santa Cruz Valley Union High School SCHS Santa Rita High School SANT Scottsdale Christian Academy SCCH Scottsdale Preparatory Academy SCPR Sedona Red Rock High School SEDO Seligman High School SELI Seton Catholic Preparatory High School SETO Shadow Mountain High School SHAD Shadow Ridge High School SRHS Shonto Prep High School SHON Show Low High School SHOW Sierra Linda High School SLHS Skyline High School SKYL Snowflake High School SNOW South Mountain High School SOUT St. Augustine Catholic High School STAU St. David High School STDA St. Johns High School STJO St. Michael High School STMI Sunnyside High School SSHS Sunnyslope High School SUNN Sunrise Mountain High School SUNR Superior Jr./Sr. High School SUPE Tanque Verde High School TVHS Telesis Preparatory Academy TELE Tempe High School TEMP Tempe Preparatory Academy TPHS Thatcher High School THAT The Gregory School TGRS The Odyssey Institute ODYS Thunderbird High School THUN Tohono O'Odham High School TOHO AIA SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS 2017-2018 Tolleson Union High School TOLL Tombstone High School TOMB Tonopah Valley High School TONO Trevor G. Browne High School TBHS Trivium Prepartory Academy TRIV Tuba City High School TUBA Tucson High Magnet School TUCS Valley Christian High School VCHR Valley High School (Sanders) VLYS Valley Lutheran High School VLHS Valley Union High School VUHS Valley Vista High School VVHS Veritas Preparatory Academy VERI Verrado High School VERR Vista Grande High School VGHS Walden Grove High School WALD Washington High School WASH Westview High School WVIE Westwood High School WWHS Wickenburg High School WICK Willcox High School WCOX Williams Field High School WFHS Williams High School WIHS Willow Canyon High School WILL Window Rock High School WRHS Winslow High School WINS Xavier College Preparatory XAVI Youngker High School YOUN Yuma Catholic High School YCHS Yuma High School YUMA.
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