Jordan High School

Deep in the heart of Fulshear, Texas, rises a titan of education. Jordan High School stands as a testament to the community’s commitment to learning. It opened its doors in the fall of 2020. Jordan High School isn’t just a building. It’s a vibrant hub where students from Adams Junior High and Seven Lakes Junior High come together. The school is named after the Jordan family, deeply rooted in Katy and the Katy Independent School District (KISD). Their legacy is etched into the very foundations of this impressive institution. This high school boasts a sprawling campus of over 650,000 square feet. The cost to build this marvel exceeded $206 million. Imagine three gymnasiums echoing with the sounds of athletic competition. Picture an eight-lane, 25-yard natatorium where future champions are forged. Envision a 900-seat performing arts center. There, students showcase their talents beneath the bright lights. Outside, nine tennis courts await the clash of rackets. A football field stands ready for Friday night lights. A baseball stadium and a smaller softball stadium offer opportunities for young athletes to shine. Jordan High School also houses two cafeterias, one significantly larger than the other. This ensures all students can fuel their bodies and minds throughout the day. Jordan High School started with only freshmen and sophomores. It has since grown to include juniors and seniors. The first graduating class celebrated their achievements in 2023. This is the ninth comprehensive high school in the Katy ISD. It’s also the largest, drawing students from areas previously served by Seven Lakes High School and Obra D. Tompkins High School. Jordan High School isn’t just about bricks and mortar. It’s about achievements. The school has quickly gained recognition in both academics and extracurriculars. Its robotics teams have consistently ranked among the top in Texas. Several teams even advanced to the VEX Texas State Championship Tournament. Their FRC team, the Golden Warriors, has competed at the FIRST World Championship Tournament and even won the Texas State tournament. The school’s Academic Decathlon team has also made its mark at the state level. The debate team is recognized as one of the top ten in Texas. Jordan High School has also seen success in other areas. The Science Olympiad team placed third in the state. Their theater students have earned accolades, including all-star cast and outstanding technician awards. The school’s music programs, from choir to band and orchestra, consistently receive sweepstakes awards and recognition at state and regional levels. Even the Jordan High School Symphony Orchestra has performed in New York City. Athletics are also a significant part of Jordan High School. The school boasts a state champion wrestler and swimmer. Their boys’ soccer program is considered one of the best in the region. In their inaugural year, they even had state champion tennis singles players. Jordan High School represents the future of education in Fulshear. It’s a place where students are encouraged to excel in all areas, from academics and the arts to athletics and technology. The Jordan family’s legacy lives on in the achievements of each student who walks these halls.