Colorado River Union High School District (4381)

Located along the western border of Arizona in Bullhead City, the Colorado River Union High School District serves as a primary secondary education provider for the surrounding small suburban community within the Lake Havasu City-Kingman metropolitan area. Headquartered at 1004 Hancock Road (Suite 200), this regular, non-charter public school district operates three active high schools dedicated exclusively to students in grades 9 through 12. The district provides comprehensive academic coursework, career preparation, and extracurricular activities tailored to the unique developmental and post-secondary needs of older adolescents preparing for college, trade careers, or the workforce.

The district currently serves a diverse body of 1,847 secondary students, evenly distributed across the high school progression with 462 freshmen, 427 sophomores, 524 juniors, and 434 seniors. Its multicultural student population is predominantly made up of Hispanic (829) and White (846) learners, alongside multiracial, Native American, Black, Asian, and Pacific Islander students. To maintain a well-supported educational environment, the district utilizes a total staff of approximately 440 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees. This dedicated workforce includes 180 classroom teachers, over 28 instructional aides, and more than 231 support personnel, ensuring that students benefit from robust academic guidance, targeted classroom assistance, and strong operational infrastructure throughout their high school careers.