Flour Bluff High School


Flour Bluff High School is a public high school in Corpus Christi, Texas. It is part of the Flour Bluff Independent School District.
The Texas Education Agency's 2009 accountability rating was "Recognized"
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Student demographics

As of the 2017–2018 school year, Flour Bluff High had a total of 1,812 students.

Facility

  • Opened in 1967
  • New additions and renovations completed in 1999
  • 91 Classrooms
  • Cafetorium
  • Teaching Theater
  • Auditorium
  • 2 Gymnasiums
  • Library
  • Football Field
  • Running Track
  • Multi-Purpose Facility
  • Indoor Football Facility
  • Natatorium
  • Baseball/Softball Fields
  • ROTC Pavilion

Extra-curricular activities

The Navy Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets have, as of 2019, won the high school military drill team national championships for 27 years, and as of 2013, the Area 10 Navy championship 19 consecutive times
The Academic Decathlon team has, as of 2006, gone on to the state competition twelve times.
Flour Bluff High School came under fire in 2011 in a scandal that received national attention, due to the district's initial refusal to allow students to form a GSA on campus, despite allowing FCA factions in their high school and junior high. This refusal was found to contradict the First Amendment, as well as the Equal Access Act.
In Spring 2011, a petition was circulated to allow the formation of the GSA. The ACLU sent a letter to Superintendent Carbajal on March 2, 2011, requesting the formation of the club be allowed.
It was eventually decided that the GSA be allowed to form, and meet on campus.

Athletics

The Flour Bluff Hornets compete in these sports –
Cross Country, Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Swimming/Diving, Soccer, Golf, Tennis, Track, Softball & Baseball.
For Football, Flour Bluff competes in 5A Division 1.

State Titles

  • Volleyball
  • *2024

Notable alumni