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Youth Works Charter High School is a 9th Grade-12th Grade Public School located in Tucson, AZ within the Tucson Youth Development/Ace Charter High School District. It has 41 students in grades 9th Grade-12th Grade Youth Works Charter High School spends $7,466 per student.
School Score is a 4 out of 10
QUICK FACTS
Address:
1915 East 36th Street
Tucson, AZ 85713
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School District: Tucson Youth Development/Ace Charter High School District
Phone Number: (520) 623-5843
HIGHLIGHTS
- $7,098 for Education Expenditures
- $3,725 for Instruction Expenditures
- 38 Students Getting a Free or Reduced Lunch
- 38 Students Getting a Reduced Lunch
- 0 Students Getting a Free Lunch
About The Area
Location: City, Large
Median Household Income: $48,058

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Pamela · Nogales, AZ
Gridlock and Heat Matter
This Year

I was reading the reviews for Tucson, and after living there for 6 years, I feel the need to weigh in. There are many pros in Tucson: access to recreational areas,  More

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Stephen · Green Valley, AZ
No Longer a Nice Little Town
This Year

I spend considerable time in and around Tucson, and I've see it rapidly going "downhill" since 2020. It's definitely not the nice town I remember from when I was a  More

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T · Tucson, AZ
Surprisingly racist for such a "liberal" town...
Over 1 years ago

Almost eight years and this place still hasn't grown on me. Or my spouse. The summers are oppressive, and the winters (thanks, climate change!) are now wet even though  More

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