Paschal High School

Paschal is the Highland Park (Dallas) of Fort Worth. If you compare National Merit Finalists and AP scores - Paschal is always among the elite DFW schools. GO PANTHERS!
--Submitted by a teacher

Our two children graduated from Paschal after spending their K-8 years at private schools. We were nervous about public schools, but we quickly discovered that our fears were unfounded. Paschal is great. There is a place for everyone there. Both of our children have gone on to attend top colleges, and they were very well prepared. We feel blessed that our children were able to attend Paschal.
--Submitted by a parent

I graduated in Paschal in 2008 and am now a senior in college and I can attest that I received an excellent education. When I got to college it was obvious that I had received a better education than many of my peers. I am now majoring in Secondary Education - Social Studies and I plan to use the teachers I had in high school as models to help my future students achieve the same academic success that I was able to so that they may continue their education and be successful in whatever endeavors they may undertake. Go Panthers!
--Submitted by a student

Paschal High School is one of the best academic schools in Fort Worth. Children that have spent their entire education in magnet programs will choose Paschal over the magnet high schools, just because the academics are so much better. My daughter graduated from Paschal in 2006 and she and all of her friends all pursued higher education. Not one of them stopped at high school. Although the "home students" -the students that live in the surrounding area- may not be as successful as the students that have transferred in, it is not a failure of the school, but rather a failure of those parents that don't seem to realize the potential of their own children. I would recommend Paschal High School to any family in the Fort Worth area.
--Submitted by a parent

We win academically. Girls soccer has won back-to-back district championships. Orchestra, choir, and band have great programs. I absolutely love my teachers, they all put in an amazing amount of outside work and provide tutoring hours. There are many extracurricular activities to get involved in; everyone can find a place to belong at PHS. Plus we have the most national merit semi-finalists in the area.
--Submitted by a student

This school will help you child succeed This school will help you child succeed Very good extra curriculum.
--Submitted by a parent

Paschal H.S. has an advanced academic program designed to reach out to all students.
--Submitted by a parent

I attended Paschal and was graduated in 1963. The education that I acquired at Paschal most certainly prepared me for the world ahead of me. My daughter also graduated from Paschal. I am now retired and have been for several years. In addition to my daughter and myself being graduated from Paschal, my mother and my uncle, who is now a retired dentist, both graduated form Paschal. If you are considering a high school for your child or yourself, Pascal should be placed at the top of your list.

This is a very strong academic school. In the latest Newsweek High School Ranking, Paschal was ranked #171 in the nation. This puts Paschal in the top 1% of all public high schools in the U.S. Whiz quiz has won 6 consecutive years, more National Merit scholars than any other high in North Texas. #I state in computer programmimg competition. State competition in Chemistry and physics. District champions: girls soccer team x3 years, boys soccer , the swim team has several state ranked (1,3, 5) swimmers. Wrestling team went to state. The baseball team has gone to regional play offs 3 years straight. The rifle team won team gold at Jr Olympics and gone to Nationals 5 straight years. 22 orchestra students advanced to All Regionals. In Arts 3 students went to state for Reflections
--Submitted by a parent

Paschal is the one and only Rad School, sure it has it fall outs like certain sport terams and such but it has great promisein educating nad preparing our children for the future!
--Submitted by a student