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BASIS Charter Schools are in the running for Ranking Arizona’s Best Charter School! With your help, we can secure the top spot! Voting is simple and only takes a few minutes.

🌵Visit the Ranking Arizona voting page
🖱️Click on the “Business Services” category
🍎Scroll to “Education: Charter Schools”
⭐Select and vote for BASIS Charter Schools

This nomination represents our network’s hard work, dedication, and the outstanding education we provide. Show your BASIS pride and help us soar to first place!

Visit the link to cast your daily votes. You can vote between now and July 31, 2026.

https://bit.ly/4us5GVH

🏆Congratulations to four BASIS San Antonio Shavano students for taking first place at the 2026 San Antonio Smart Challenge Competition!

♻️ Rithvik S., Lakshanna K., Reya K., and Nishaant A. impressed judges with their an AI-powered recycling solution designed to help their community sort recyclable materials correctly.

Through innovative thinking, hands-on research, prototype development, and a passion for making a difference, these students demonstrated the power of STEM education in action.

👇Read the full story and learn how BASIS Texas Charter Schools is inspiring the next generation of innovators.

BASIS San Antonio Shavano Wins first Place at SA Smart Challenge A group of students from BASIS San Antonio Shavano won first place at the 2026 SA Smart Challenge, a pitch deck competition dedicated to promoting STEM and community engagement.

BASIS Charter Schools is proud to celebrate three outstanding students who have been named Junior Achievement of Arizona 2026 18 Under 18 honorees: Nolan T. of BASIS Flagstaff, Iraj S. of BASIS Chandler, and Umar A. of BASIS Scottsdale.

The JA 18 Under 18 program recognizes a select group of Arizona’s “best and brightest” teen leaders each year. Honorees are chosen for their creativity, determination, and commitment to making a positive impact in their schools and communities.

Congratulations Nolan, Iraj, and Umar!

Three BASIS Charter Schools Students Named 2026 JA 18 Under 18 Three remarkable BASIS Charter Schools students have been named Junior Achievement of Arizona 2026 JA 18 Under 18 honorees. Nolan Takeuchi (BASIS Flagstaff), Iraj Shroff (BASIS Chandler), and Umar Amer (BASIS Scottsdale) are being celebrated for their leadership, innovation, and impact across Arizon...

🎓BASIS Texas Charter Schools and BASIS San Antonio Shavano are proud to celebrate 2026 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholar, Laasya D!

Selected for outstanding academic achievement and exceptional Senior Project work, Laasya is among the recipients of the $5,000 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholarship, which can be applied toward tuition at any four-year college or university.

Awarded to graduating BASIS Texas Charter Schools seniors who demonstrate excellence in the development and ex*****on of their Senior Projects, this scholarship recognizes innovation, dedication, and scholarly achievement.

🎲 Laasya ’s Senior Project addressed an architectural study of play, risk, and nature.

👏 Join us in congratulating Laasya on this remarkable accomplishment!

🎓BASIS Charter Schools and BASIS Washington D.C. are proud to celebrate 2026 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholar, Dylan R!

Selected for outstanding academic achievement and exceptional Senior Project work, Dylan is among the recipients of the $5,000 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholarship, which can be applied toward tuition at any four-year college or university.

Awarded to graduating BASIS Charter Schools seniors who demonstrate excellence in the development and ex*****on of their Senior Projects, this scholarship recognizes innovation, dedication, and scholarly achievement.

💵 Dylan’s Senior Project addressed financial literacy in D.C.'s black communities.

⭐ Join us in congratulating Dylan on this remarkable accomplishment!

🎓BASIS Charter Schools and BASIS Prescott are proud to celebrate 2026 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholar, Sofia Z!

Selected for outstanding academic achievement and exceptional Senior Project work, Sofia is among the recipients of the $5,000 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholarship, which can be applied toward tuition at any four-year college or university.

Awarded to graduating BASIS Charter Schools seniors who demonstrate excellence in the development and ex*****on of their Senior Projects, this scholarship recognizes innovation, dedication, and scholarly achievement.

🧠Sofia’s Senior Project addressed the mechanisms of Glioblastoma.

🎈Join us in congratulating Sofia on this remarkable accomplishment!

🎓BASIS Texas Charter Schools and BASIS San Antonio Shavano are proud to celebrate 2026 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholar, Ewan M!

Selected for outstanding academic achievement and exceptional Senior Project work, Ewan is among the recipients of the $5,000 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholarship, which can be applied toward tuition at any four-year college or university.

Awarded to graduating BASIS Texas Charter Schools seniors who demonstrate excellence in the development and ex*****on of their Senior Projects, this scholarship recognizes innovation, dedication, and scholarly achievement.

🚀Ewan’s Senior Project addressed the research of a real-time model rocket flight simulation and stabilization system.

⭐Join us in congratulating Ewan on this remarkable accomplishment!

🎓BASIS Charter Schools and BASIS Peoria are proud to celebrate 2026 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholar, Amisha K!

Selected for outstanding academic achievement and exceptional Senior Project work, Amisha is among the recipients of the $5,000 BASIS Educational Ventures Scholarship, which can be applied toward tuition at any four-year college or university.

Awarded to graduating BASIS Charter Schools seniors who demonstrate excellence in the development and ex*****on of their Senior Projects, this scholarship recognizes innovation, dedication, and scholarly achievement.

💊Amisha’s Senior Project explored the question, "Do Genetic Predictors of Response to Beta-Blockers Work Across Populations?"

👏 Join us in congratulating Amisha on this remarkable accomplishment!