Programs & Activities
Learning is a lifelong process that extends beyond the walls of the classroom. At Phoenix Academy, students can explore their interests, learn new skills, and make new friends through a variety of extracurricular activities. Learn more about the programs and activities we offer below.

Community Service
Community service not only makes a difference in our community, it helps students learn more about themselves. Phoenix Academy students in grades 9-12 are required to complete 30 hours of community service each year for a total of 120 hours.

Phoenix Traditions
Phoenix Academy enjoys yearly traditions across our campuses. These are events and activities we look forward to each year and include: Fall Festival, Candy Cane Lane, Pizza and Bingo Night, International Night, and Book Fairs.

Electives
Along with academics, our students are also exposed to the arts and more. We offer art, music, Spanish, drama, and physical education classes each week.

Technology
At Phoenix Academy, we embrace technology in classrooms and our computer lab. Middle/high school students are provided with their own laptop. If you are in need of technical support for your school-owned device, email itsupport@pahp.com.
Athletics at Phoenix Academy
Athletics at Phoenix Academy are meant to teach and endorse long-term physical and mental health among students. Students learn to collaborate, compete, set goals, and abide by the rules of fair play. Visit our athletics page to see which sports we offer, check sports schedules, and learn more about our program.
Athletics Program Information
NHA Shines: Stanford Study Shows Our Students Surpass Their Peers by 3.5 Months Each Year
Learn More About Stanford's StudyA recent Stanford study shows NHA partner-school students continue to outperform their traditional public school peers. They do so by gaining nearly three-and-a-half months of additional learning. NHA also earned the new “gap busters” designation for outstanding progress in eliminating learning disparities for minority and poverty students.