Sahuaro High School
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History
In the 1960s, as it was being planned, the student population was increasing.[2]
Programs
- Advanced placement courses in art history, calculus, English, government, United States history, music theory, psychology
- Biochemistry research
- Video production
- Speech
- Construction technology
- Family and consumer sciences
- Cooperative office education
- Jazz band
- Life skills
- 4th R Partners-in-Education
- Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
- Concert and cadet orchestras
- Award-winning student council
- Concert choir and vocal ensemble
Sahuaro High School Cougar Foundation
The Sahuaro High School Cougar Foundation was established in 1992 to perpetuate the history, traditions, and spirit of Sahuaro High School, to support the activities of its students and staff, to provide services to the Alumni, and to invoke a system of honors and awards that recognize the achievements of the students, staff, and alumni.[4] The foundation includes a Cougar Hall of Fame which recognizes various notable alumni, educators, and other groups.
Notable alumni
- Andy Biggs – Arizona lawmaker, U.S. House of Representatives
- Brooke Burke – television personality and model
- John Butcher – former MLB player (Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians)
- Jay Dobyns (1980) – US Justice Department (ATF) Agent
- Robert William Fisher – fugitive wanted by the FBI
- Reggie Fowler (1977) – Arizona businessman and part-owner of NFL's Minnesota Vikings
- Chad Griggs – former UFC fighter
- Sammy Khalifa – former MLB baseball player
- Matthew Lohmeier – Former US Space Force Lt. Colonel
- John Mistler (1977) – former NFL wide receiver (New York Giants and Buffalo Bills)
- Jim Olander – former MLB player (Milwaukee Brewers)
- Rodney Peete – former NFL quarterback[5]
- Cindy Flom Rarick (1978) – former LPGA golfer
- Jeff Rein (1970) – former CEO of Walgreens
- Nate Renfro (2015) - basketball player[6]
- Scott Sanders (1976) – Rear Admiral, US Navy; now VP of Wyle Laboratories Aerospace Group
- Alex Verdugo – MLB player for the Atlanta Braves
- Tom Wiedenbauer – former MLB player (Houston Astros)
- Skip Peete - Long time NFL Coach (Oakland Raiders, Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears, Los Angeles Rams
References
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- ↑ Sahuaro High School Academic Performance
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