Arts, AP Physics C: Mechanics, and Conceptual Physics, and Canyon View High School offers dual enrollment classes in Sports Medicine I and II, Algebra III, AP Biology, Anatomy & Physiology, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, and various agriculture-related classes. In addition, the district also offers Advanced Placement (AP) classes at each of their five high schools, in subjects such as math, English, science, and the arts. Certain classes, such as Honors English II, may prepare students for these classes. Similarly, students at Millennium may enroll in International Baccalaureate courses, of a similar rigor to the AP courses, and may additionally earn an International Baccalaureate Diploma. Fine arts The Agua Fria Union High School district offers courses in band, choir, dance, and other visual arts. In 2019, Desert Edge High School began a fine arts showcase, designed to present the district's fine arts offerings. Desert Edge also operates the Conservatory of Arts and Design, a conservatory designed to enrich its fine arts program. Schools The Agua Fria Union High School district serves students from ninth grade to twelfth grade. The district also offers an alternative high school program known as "Coldwater Academy", to aid students at risk of not graduating. The program began in 2007. Attendance zones are used to create zoning areas. Students in those zoning areas must attend their respective schools; for instance, students residing in Avondale must attend Agua Fria High School. Exceptions may be made, such as accommodations for students in the International Baccalaureate program, although they are approved on a case-by-case basis, and dependent on the capacity of the school, among other factors. These attendance zones have been controversial; the redrawn attendance zones of the district following the opening of Verrado High School caused an uproar from parents and students. Students who could walk to the nearby Desert Edge High School were rezoned to Verrado, requiring another mode of transportation. High schools Agua Fria High School was the first high school constructed in the district, built in 1956. For the 2021–2022 school year, there were 1,608 students enrolled. The principal is Autumn Daniels, and the mascot is the Owl. Millennium High School was the second high school built in the district. It opened in 1979 as Agua Fria North, before becoming a separate high school in 1999. For the 2021-2022 school year, there were 1,965 students enrolled. It is the only school in the district that offers