Scarborough
High School
Senior Prom Pictures Order Form
(pdf)
A Century Ago, April 14th 1912
at 11:40pm, The RMS Titanic Hit An
Iceberg.
Only
a few hundred people have surveyed the Titanic wreckage with
their own eyes and Dr. James Delgado is one of them. Last
week he told her story to the students at Scarborough High
School.
Play the Fox 26 video below and listen to Scarborough
students Jesse Del Rio, Edgar Gonzalez, and Katrina Campbell
share their own perspectives after the presentation.
Thank you Dr. Priscilla Watkins, from Scarborough's social
studies department, for organizing this event!
Houston Innovative Learning Zone Partnership with HCC begins next year here at Scarborough High
School.
The School for Network and Computer
Administration
The School of Network Computer Systems Administration will
prepare students for career opportunities that design,
install and support computer networks.
Benefits:
•
Engaging project-based assignments
•
Industry certifications embedded into the coursework
• An
Associate’s Degree earned by August after the
senior year of high school
Possible career options:
• Computer systems analysis (annual salary: $76,731)
• Network systems and data communications analysis (salary:
$69,035)
• Computer software engineer (annual salary: $90,002)
• Network and computer systems administrator (annual salary:
$67,954)
"Free Dress" on Fridays. This is how it works...
Students that are present Monday-Thursday and have arrived
on-time to all of their classes will be eligible to have a
free dress day on Friday of that week, beginning January
13th, 2012.
This will happen on a weekly basis. Please read the school
guidelines on the link below.
Named after G.C.
Scarborough, a deputy HISD superintendent in the
early 1950's. Scarborough High School was opened on May 27, 1968. The
school was built to relieve the congestion of Waltrip High School. It is
located at
4141 Costa Rica,
in Houston Texas, and is part of the Houston Independent School District.
The school was originally built as a Junior
High, opening for the Spring Semester of 1968, became a Junior-Senior High
in 1970, and finally transformed itself again as a High School when Clifton Middle School
opened several years later. Even then, the school always seemed to be
changing.
This website is a combined effort between faculty and
students.
Nolen Thorn, Sarah Ray, Brandon Bonilla, Taylor Cruz, and
Zachariah Hernandez.
