Student Life

Congratulations! You are a senior. This is an important time for you. Visit your counselor or the Student Information Center for any questions or concerns.

Horizon has chosen Grads Photography as the official Yearbook photographer.  All seniors must go to Grads Photography to have their portrait in the Yearbook. You are under no obligation to purchase any photographs. Please contact Grads Photography and make an appointment for your Yearbook portrait. Deadlines will be sent to students and parents on a regular basis.

Jostens is the vendor chosen for cap and gown requirements. You will need to order your cap and gown online.

Horizon Cap and Gown Ordering

21023 North Cave Creek Road #1
Phoenix, AZ 85024
(602) 765-7227

Updated information will be sent to the student on a regular basis.

Once school starts, parking may be purchased at the following times:

• Before school or during lunch.
• The purchase of a parking permit is not allowed between classes, during class time, or after school.

Information will be sent to the student on a regular basis.

Once school starts, parking may be purchased at the following times:

• Before school or during lunch.
• The purchase of a parking permit is not allowed between classes, during class time, or after school.

If you are interested in ordering a class ring or letterman jackets, you may contact Jostens. You are under no obligation to use this vendor.

Browse Class Rings

If parking spots are available, an announcement will be made during the 3rd hour to inform students.

The goal of the Mentor Program is to bring together freshmen with upperclassmen to assist with the transition from Middle School to High School.

Horizon values the time all students are in class; therefore, the mentor days are held when classes are 35 minutes in length.

Each Mentor will spend time (six of the half-days allotted by the District) with the freshmen listening to their concerns and support them in making positive decisions. During the meetings, Mentors review upcoming events, discuss the registration process for the next school year, review school rules, offer tutoring services, and answer questions or concerns.

The mentors meet with the freshmen during the freshmen english class period on half-days only. Teachers escort their class to the multi-purpose room each half-day. It is important for all of our students to be well-rounded academically, as well as socially. The Mentors attend extensive summer training and participate in anti-bully training, communication skills, and mental health workshops. Mentors are selected based upon grades, attendance, discipline, and teacher recommendation.

Being a mentor is an important volunteer position on our campus. Mentors serve as tour guides to parents and students, as new student guides to all grade levels, and they volunteer during other school events.