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Our School At-A-Glance

Cibola High School has numerous rigorous academic and robust extracurricular offerings. Learn about just some of them below.

  • Academics

    Cibola High offers courses with a focus on academic rigor through the Cambridge Curriculum.

  • Activities

    Students can choose from over 40 clubs to join at Cibola High School.

  • Anonymous Alerts

    Report urgent concerns anonymously to school officials.

  • Athletics

    There are 21 varsity sports at Cibola High School for students to choose among other extracurricular offerings.

  • Career and Technical Education

    Students can choose from 13 CTE courses at Cibola High.

  • Contact Us

    There are many ways to contact Cibola High School, including through our handy email form. 

News

  • Eighteen students in the Yuma Union High School District Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program have been selected to participate in the 2026-27 Fire Cooperative Education (Co-Op) Program.

  • Yuma Union High School District will host its annual community transition fair on Wednesday, October 21 in the YUHSD board room from 4-7 p.m. 

News & Events

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  • More than 500 Yuma Union High School District Career and Technical Education (CTE) students participated in the district’s first Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) officer leadership training, designed to strengthen leadership skills and prepare them for college, careers and their communities.

  • More than 700 Yuma Union High School District certified and classified employees took part in the district’s annual professional development day on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026.

  • Twenty-one Yuma Union High School District teachers were awarded the Arizona Public Service (APS) “Supply My Class” Grant, which provides educators with $500 to use on classroom supplies. 

  • Cibola High School student Talim Arzola has been chosen by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’ Office of Youth, Faith, and Family to serve on the 2026-27 Governor’s Youth Commission (GYC). 

    Out of hundreds of applications, the GYC brings together only 50-70 high school students from all 15 counties across Arizona, representing the state’s demographic and geographic diversity. 

  • For the fifth consecutive year, Yuma Union High School District reported a decline in its dropout rate, a number that has continually trended around 3 percent better than the state average.

  • Yuma Union High School District schools received a grant worth $14,000 from the Albertsons Companies Foundation to distribute evenly amongst all seven YUHSD schools.

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