Spanish, French, and Latin, of which Verrado is the only school in the district to offer a class in Latin. Students may also take AP Spanish Language and Culture. Science programs offered at the school include environmental science, biology, earth science, forensic science, chemistry, physics, and physical science. Through Estrella Mountain Community College's dual enrollment program, certain classes at Verrado allow students to earn college credit concurrently as they take the course. Classes offering dual enrollment include Spanish II and Honors Spanish III, Honors Anatomy and Physiology, AP Biology, Sports Medicine I and II, Rehabilitation/Therapeutic Modalities, and Honors Pre-calculus. In addition, students can attend classes available through the Western Maricopa Education Center (West-MEC) joint technological education district during school hours. In 2018, a partnership was formed between Verrado and the ASU School of Sustainability; certain classes held at Verrado are led by instructors at Arizona State University (ASU), allowing students to earn college credits. As part of the AFUHSD, sophomores, juniors, and seniors at Verrado can attend online classes through the school. These classes are taken outside of school hours, and a fee is required. A ProPublica report in 2016 found that around a quarter of students take the SAT or ACT, and 4% are in a gifted and talented program. As of 2022, Verrado students had an average SAT composite score of 1170 out of 1600. The Arizona Board of Regents found that, for the 2015-2016 school year, 63.6% of students attended some form of post-secondary education. Extracurricular activities Verrado High School fields 23 varsity teams, including badminton, track/cross country, football, golf, swimming, volleyball, basketball, soccer, wrestling, baseball/softball, and tennis; additionally, Verrado has an esports team. These teams compete under the Verrado Vipers moniker in the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA). In the AIA, the Verrado Vipers compete in the 5A conference and in Division II. In addition, the school also has a marching band and color guard, competing as the Viper Vanguard. The Viper Vanguard hold an annual invitational known as the Viper Thunder Classic. The student body of Verrado is represented by a student government informally known as "StuGo", a portmanteau of "student" and "government". Verrado's student government helps organize spirit weeks and dances. Verrado allows students to join clubs. As of 2022, the school had 36 clubs, including a National Honor Society chapter. The Viper Times is the official school newspaper, published online by students who either