BASIS Peoria is a public charter school in Peoria, Arizona. It is part of the well-known BASIS Charter Schools network. The school is for students in grades 5 through 12. The upper grades teach a college-preparatory curriculum that is harder than what is usually taught in school. There are usually fewer than 800 students enrolled, which means that there are not many students for each teacher and the learning environment is structured. People know that BASIS Peoria's classes move quickly, especially in math, science, and the humanities. Students in Advanced Placement (AP) classes often finish them sooner than they would in a regular high school. To graduate, you have to learn a lot, think critically, and study on your own. The students are serious about their studies and come from many different backgrounds. BASIS Peoria is a public charter school that gets money from the state to pay for school. Instead of a lot of extracurricular activities, its curriculum is based on academic outcomes. A lot of students take the AP, SAT, and ACT tests to get ready for college.