Type Public high school Principal Michele Staley Nickname Wolverines Phone +1 281-284-2100 Founded 1988 | Established 1988 School color(s) Black, Red, and Silver Website School website Mascot Big Will Motto On a Quest for the Best | |
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District Clear Creek Independent School District Similar Clear Creek Independ, Pasadena Memorial High Sch, Friendsw High School, Clear Falls High School, Pasadena ISD Profiles | ||
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Clear Brook High School is a secondary school located in unincorporated Harris County, Texas, United States, adjacent to the city of Friendswood.
Contents
- Clear brook high school graduation 2016
- Clear brook high school vs soho football 2016
- History
- Feeder patterns
- Racial controversy
- Notable alumni
- References
The school, which serves grades 9–12, is a part of the Clear Creek Independent School District. Clear Brook serves several communities, including portions of Friendswood, Houston, and unincorporated Harris County. The communities of Sterling Knoll, Bay Glen, Bay Knoll, Bay Pointe, Northfork, Heritage Park, Wedgewood, Forest Bend, and Sageglen are served by the school. The school colors are black, red, and silver. As of 2017 the school principal is Michele Staley.
The school fight song is "The Victors", the same fight song as the University of Michigan. Clear Brook High School also shares the same mascot as U of M: the wolverine, but the decision to choose the wolverine as Clear Brook's mascot was actually inspired by the 1984 war film Red Dawn. The school mascot is named Big Will.
The school celebrated its first Texas state championship title in 1990, won by the girls' water polo team. However, Clear Brook's water polo team was not a UIL-sanctioned team at the time.
Clear brook high school vs soho football 2016
History
The inspiration for the school's mascot as well as the school's colors was the movie Red Dawn, which was popular among high school students at the time of the school's inception.
Feeder patterns
The following elementary schools feed into Clear Brook High School: Greene, Landolt, North Pointe, Ward, Weber, and Wedgewood. The following intermediate schools feed into Clear Brook High School: Brookside, Clear Lake, and Westbrook.
Racial controversy
The school made headlines in May 2011 when a ninth grade algebra teacher was disciplined for offensive comments towards a student. The teacher told a female Muslim student, "I bet you're grieving," referencing the death of Osama bin Laden, and went on to say, "I heard about your uncle's death." Fellow students reported that the teacher had laughed and shrugged when the girl cried over what he said.