A Yuma High School Criminal. Their mascot, a Criminal, comes from the city's past, when Arizona was just a territory. "The school was established in 1909 and about 1911, we had a fire and the ...

The angry 'Coyotes' dubbed the Yuma High players the 'Criminals.' At first 'Criminals' was a fighting word. Before long, students and teachers wore the name with pride, and in 1917, the school ...

It also has vintage Yuma high gear displaying the school’s mascot, the Yuma Criminals, inspired by the school’s unique history. “They got a reputation when they were traveling in those early ...

The angry 'Coyotes' dubbed the Yuma High players the 'Criminals.' At first 'Criminals' was a fighting word. Before long, students and teachers wore the name with pride, and in 1917, the school ...

Early Monday morning, Yuma police asked people to shelter in place as they searched for a suspect who fled on foot after firing shots in a parking lot at Gila Ridge High School. No injuries had ...

If you hear kids making music anywhere in Yuma, Colorado, you probably have Robert Zahllerr to thank. He’s the sole instrumental music teacher for the school district, which means he spends his ...

That changes on August 1, when the first Army JROTC program at Yuma High School begins with more than 100 cadets. The program's Senior Army Instructor is James Branch, ...

One of their newest programs is Yuma YES, which is short for Yuma Educational Success. The program paves a pathway for high school graduates to transfer to NAU Yuma or the Flagstaff campus seamlessly.

Yuma High School is the state's oldest high school, and its mascot, the Criminals, is part of the school's rich history. By Alexandra Rangel Published : Aug. 2, 2024 at 7:21 PM MST ...

The angry 'Coyotes' dubbed the Yuma High players the 'Criminals.' At first 'Criminals' was a fighting word. Before long, students and teachers wore the name with pride, and in 1917, the school ...

Crook, gangster, hooligan. There are a lot of ways to describe a criminal. But none of those would apply to students at one Arizona high school, which is proud of the fact they are all Criminals.