Indeed, what stories do these halls of Naaman Forest High School hold? Opened in 1988, Naaman Forest High School started with grades 6-9. The school added higher grades until it became a senior high school in 1992.
Naaman Forest High School sits on a 62.13-acre site. This site backs up to a natural forest preserve. Think of the students who have walked these halls. They have pursued knowledge and shaped their futures here.
The school’s motto is “Together in Excellence.” This reflects the community’s commitment to its students. Naaman Forest has been fully accredited. It is accredited by the Texas Education Agency and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Consider the academic programs available at Naaman Forest. There’s the Collegiate Academy. This program lets students earn college credit for free. Students can even earn an Associate Degree of Arts or Science from DCCCD. Imagine graduating high school with a college degree.
Naaman Forest High School also features Future Farmers of America. This promotes classes like horticulture and plant propagation. Students also get exposed to the construction field with building-trades classes. Each year, students construct a three-bedroom, two-bath house. The house is then given to Garland Habitat. The house is built right on the school campus.
Naaman Forest also has a clinical rotations program. Students receive on-site training at local hospitals. These include Presbyterian Hospital Dallas and Baylor Hospital in Plano. The school also offers EMT and pharmacy technician certification programs.
Naaman Forest High School is known for its sports programs. The basketball team is a strong competitor. In 2011-2012, the team went to the Final Four state finals. Naaman Forest offers many sports including basketball and baseball. They also offer cross country, golf, tennis, and more.
The teaching staff at Naaman Forest is dedicated. Teachers average nearly 13 years of individual teaching experience. Many teachers have served the school for many years.
Naaman Forest High School has seen many students pass through its doors. Some notable alumni include football players Nick Browne and Melvin Bullitt. There is also soccer player Reyna Reyes. She plays for the Mexico women’s national team.
Naaman Forest High School continues to evolve. It adapts to the changing needs of its students. The school provides a supportive and challenging environment. Students are prepared for success in college and beyond.