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Clear Lake High School Overview
A consistently top-rated Texas school, Clear Lake High School offers an all-star education and plenty of sports, extracurricular activities, college preparation courses. Earner of six Texas Education Agency Reading/ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Closing Performance Gaps, and Post-Secondary Readiness awards, Clear Lake High School offers programs to get students interested in aerospace, tourism, petrochemical, recreational boating and business industries.
Clear Lake High School has 436 unique courses, each geared towards college preparation. Pre-Advanced Placement, Advanced Placement and Advanced Academic courses are available, as well as ACT and SAT prep courses.
What Parents Are Saying About Clear Lake High School
“So long as you are looking for a school that will help your child achieve their highest potential academically and achieve their future goals, you really can't find a better place south of Houston.”
“The school has prepared me in so many ways for college, especially with AP courses. For a 5A school, the teachers do a great job. It is not impossible to get that extra help, if desired, and teachers also don't ignore struggling students.”
“I am a parent of two honor students who attend CLHS. They are both active in sports, clubs and academics. Our family loves CLHS and we believe that CCISD provides an outstanding opportunity for any student to receive an excellent education.”
“Clear Lake High School offers a diverse, rigorous academic curriculum that rather caters to the AP students as well as parents. Standards for student performance are high, and students continue to excel in all extracurriculars.”
“Clear Lake High School is great. It's very competitive and each year students are accepted by Rice and Ivy League schools.”
