Chandler High School opened its doors in 1914 and for over a century has set the standard for academic excellence for the Chandler Community. The “Home of the Wolves” prides itself on being a diverse school community committed to providing each student with an individualized experience, while also sharing in deep-rooted school traditions.  Chandler High School has consistently been ranked as one of the top high schools in the State of Arizona and has been acknowledged nationally as one of the Most Challenging Schools in America by the Washington Post and one of the Best U.S. High Schools by U.S. News and World Report. Chandler High is the only Arizona high school to be named a 7-time A+ School of Excellence by the Arizona Education Foundation.

Our faculty and staff pride ourselves on providing each student with a world-class education. Chandler High School is an International Baccalaureate World School and is the oldest one of its kind in Arizona. With a large student body, approx. 3200 students and long-standing programs, the students at Chandler High enjoy countless opportunities in Academics, Arts, Athletics, and Career and Technical Education programs.  Championship banners hang proudly throughout the school celebrating our numerous athletic accomplishments as well as extra-curricular accolades. Our students routinely compete not only at the state level, but also nationally and internationally in various activities.

— Michael Franklin, Principal

Chandler has been a five-time reigning State Arizona Champion and will bring it to The Honor Bowl for the first time. Head Coach Rick Garretson and AD Jim Culver worked hard to get in this Showcase and they got a great game.  Leading the Wolves will be Texas transfer Junior QB Dylan Raiola who led his Burleson team with 3,341 yds, 42TDs. Junior RB Ca’lil Valentine will be a force in the backfield where he rushed for 563 Yds and 7 TDs. This will be the first time Chandler plays against a San Diego team and looks forward to a good matchup facing the Dons. Chandler had a 11-2 season and ended up #3 AZ and #27 nationally.