Haltom High School

Haltom High School

The Logo of Haltom High School
Address
5501 Haltom Road
Haltom City, Texas, Tarrant County 76137
United States
Information
School district Birdville Independent School District
Superintendent Dr. Stephen Waddell
School number 220902001
Principal David Hamilton
Grades 9-12
Enrolment 2,631
Language English
Hours in school day 7
Campus type Secondary
Color(s)               
Song "Haltom Alma Mater"
Athletics UIL 6A
Mascot Buffalo
Nickname Buffs
Rival Richland High School
USNWR ranking Texas "Acceptable" Campus
Average SAT scores 990
Average ACT scores 19.319
Feeder schools North Oaks Middle School, Haltom Middle School, Watauga Middle School
Website Haltom High School website

Haltom High School is a grade 9-12 high school located in Haltom City, Texas.

History

Haltom High School completed expansions in 2010 that began in 2007. The expansion made room for another gym, a blackbox theater, a choir room, a band hall, percussion room, color guard room, and more classrooms.

Structure

Three middle schools feed into Haltom High School: North Oaks Middle School, Watauga Middle School, and Haltom Middle School. Haltom is the largest high school in the Birdville Independent School District, both in population and building size.

Demographics

40% of the student population is white, 40% is Hispanic, 13% Asian, and 7% African-American.

Athletics

The Haltom mascot is the Buffalo. School colors are Black, Orange, and White.

Technology

Family Access

Haltom High School and Birdville ISD is now allowing Family Access through Skyward.

Technology Classes

Haltom High School has many technology classes including those below:

Off-Campus Classes

There are many off-campus classes available through Haltom High School. Most of these classes take place at the new Career and Technology Building, opened in fall 2009. Previously, these classes were held at Shannon Learning Center, the original Haltom High School building. These classes include:

Notable alumni

See also

External links

Coordinates: 32°50′54″N 97°16′46″W / 32.848257°N 97.27957°W / 32.848257; -97.27957

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