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Planning
The Prep has a demanding
traditional academic program with
a classical emphasis that provides
students a solid, balanced
education which utilizes basic time
tested knowledge and skills in
history, languages, literature, math,
reading, science and the arts that
become increasingly complex
throughout the course of study.
Standards are set high in the firm
belief that higher standards will
lead to higher student achievement.

High School
The Prep continues to attract High
School students who desire a
challenging academic experience
that will prepare them for college.  
To graduate, students must
complete and receive a passing
grade in 24 credits of High School
course work. Transfer credit is
assessed based upon previous
course content, completion,
and mastery level.
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Requirements, Academic Tracks
and Course Catalogs

Jr. High
Students in grades 7-8 must earn
at least six credits in order to be
promoted to the next grade. Each
class is worth half a credit (.5) per
semester. Additionally, if a students
does not pass the same core class
during both the first and second
semester, that student must pass
the class either in a summer
school or in a correspondence
course in order to be promoted.
Core classes include English,
Mathematics, Science,
and Social Studies.
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Click for Jr. High Promotion
Requirements, Academic Tracks
and Course Catalog
Prep continues to be
first choice for students
Interested families who missed the
December Open Enrollment are still
encouraged to submit completed
registration packets for all grades.
"With the current economy, we have
experienced an increase in family
relocations, providing additional
openings to prospective students,"
explains Principal Gow. “By October,
we were able to place most of the
students from the waiting list."
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Registration
North Pointe is one of only seven
public high schools in the
State of Arizona accredited by the
North Central Association
as a College Prep School.
Interested students are
encouraged to take the following
steps as they navigate their way
through the registration process.

1.  Tour preptv.org
Potential students should get a
pretty good idea who the Prep is
and what's important to its
administrators, faculty and students
by navigating through some of the
website's 500 pages and links.

2.  Visit the Prep
The Prep offers campus tours on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 am.  

3. Secure and Submit:
a) Personal Documentation
Submit the student's birth
certificate, immunization records,
social,security card, custody papers
(if any) and a paragraph written
by the student on why he/she
wants to attend North Pointe.
b) Prior School Documentation
Submit the student's academic
records (unofficial transcript/report
card), discipline records,
and withdrawal form.
c) Completed Registration Packet
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4. Schedule a math
placement test
Math classes are determined
by student ability.

5. Attend an enrollment
orientation meeting
Student Handbook, books,
fees, and class schedule
will be discussed.
The Prep's standing among other schools
Just what makes the Prep so unique and how does North
Pointe compare to other schools?
Click for the Prep's uniqueness
Click for how the Prep compares with other schools
Click for responses to frequently asked questions
North Pointe creates new Guidance Center
The Prep has opened its new Guidance Center to provide a
central location where students can gather information and
insights about potential college and career opportunities.
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Falcon Check Pointes
Students receive their current grade in each class on the
following Mondays: August 17th and 31st, September 21st,
October 26th, November 9th, December 7th, January 25th,
February 8th and 22nd, April 12th and 26th, May 10th
Academic Awards Nights
At the conclusion of each semester, North Pointe recognizes
students who excelled academically and made the Honor Roll
(3.5-3.9 semester gpa) Principal's List (4.0 or higher
semester gpa).
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Academic and Behavioral Probation
Probation is designed to provide the structure, support and
accountability that some students require for success.  
Probation also allows for parents to more actively participate
in the development of the child.
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Semester Exam Week Schedules
Students are required to take exams on the scheduled day.
All exceptions must be approved by the Principal prior to the
Semester Exam Week.
Click for First Semester Exam Week schedule
Click for Second Semester Exam Week Schedule
Academic Headlines
State Testing
Throughout the year, North Pointe participates in State
mandated testing including AIMS and Stanford.
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Click for test taking strategies
Students continue to excel academically
State AIMS results reveal that North Pointe students continue
to excel academically. The Prep's tenth grade writing scores
were among the top in the state with 92% of the sophomore
class meeting or exceeding the standard in writing.
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Newsweek names Prep as one of America's Best
Newsweek Magazine has ranked the Prep as one of the best
High Schools in America. North Pointe was one of only six
Arizona schools to make the prestigious list.
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