The mission of Naaman Forest High School is to graduate confident and competent individuals prepared to communicate, contribute and interact responsibly as life long learners in our global community.
Vision
Naaman Forest High School has a strong philosophy for continuous improvement. The faculty and staff are committed to supporting students to continuously improve their academic, social, and personal skills. Furthermore, the campus strives to continuously improve its performance on district and state assessments, as well as, academic and athletic competitions.
Naaman Forest School Beliefs
- All students can learn.
- Students should not only demonstrate their understanding of essential knowledge and skills, but should also be actively involved in solving problems and producing quality work.
- Students learn in different ways and should be provided with a variety of instructional approaches to support their learning.
- Students learn best when they are actively engaged in the learning process.
- Each student is a valued individual with unique physical, social, emotional, and intellectual needs.
- A safe and physically comfortable environment promotes student learning.
Administrators
Principal:
Steve Baker
Assistant Principals:
Mike Bustillos
Kim Davis
Donna Hutcheson
Janet Wyatt
Administrators' responsibilities
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MascotRanger Ranger ColorsGreen and White with orange accent |
| Alma Mater | NFHS Fight Song |
|---|---|
Hail to Naaman Forest. |
Into battle we will go! Rangers onward tread- Holding fast our valiant team while others all have fled (Fight, Fight, Fight) Naaman Forest is our cry to the green and white be true. We'll all cheer for, VICTORY cause RANGERS we're all for you! |
Policies
- Dress code DONT"S!
Dress code
- Exam Exemptions. All high school students will have the opportunity to earn exemptions from a fall or spring semester if they meet the set criteria. Read more.
- Tardy policy
- Visitors are limited to parents. Please enter through the front door and check in at the kiosk. You will sign in and receive a visitor's badge.
History
NFHS is built on a 62.13 acre site, which backs up to a natural forest preserve. It opened in 1988 with grades 6-9. Naaman Forest dropped a lower grade and added a higher grade until it attained senior high school status in 1992. Naaman Forest today serves 2, 521 students, compared with 836 twenty years ago. Naaman Forest has been fully accredited by the Texas Education Agency and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools since its inception.
Fallen Rangers Dedication Ceremony - December 17, 2007.
The Bench in the Commons is dedicated by the families of:
- Kristy Lynn Barr 06/18/83 - 11/18/05
- Amanda Marie Granlund 04/27/88 - 03/07/07
- Matthew Seth Shubzda 09/17/75 - 10/18/02
- Perry James Thompson 06/23/89 - 08/19/06
