Spring Science Fair Winners Announced
October 20, 2025
Congratulations to our students who showcased innovative projects in biology, chemistry, and physics at this year's Spring Science Fair.
Welcome to Conroe High School
We extend our warmest welcome to all students, parents, staff, and community members who are visiting our school. At Conroe High School, we believe in creating an environment where every student can thrive, learn, and grow into confident, responsible individuals.
Our dedicated faculty and staff are committed to providing a nurturing and challenging educational experience that prepares students for success in college, career, and life. We take pride in our diverse community and strive to create inclusive spaces where every voice is heard and valued.
Beyond academics, we encourage our students to explore their passions through a wide variety of extracurricular activities, sports, and community service opportunities. Our goal is to develop well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about what makes Conroe High School a special place to learn and grow. Whether you're a current student, prospective family, or community member, we're glad you're here.
Thank you for visiting Conroe High School - where tradition meets innovation, and where every student matters.
Mission, Vision & Core Values
At Conroe High School, our guiding principles shape every aspect of our educational community and drive us toward excellence.
Our Mission
To provide a safe, inclusive, and academically rigorous learning environment that empowers every student to realize their full potential — academically, socially, and emotionally.
We are committed to fostering student achievement, well-being, and strong community partnerships.
Our Vision
We envision a school where every learner becomes a responsible global citizen and innovative problem solver, ready to contribute confidently to a changing world.
Our long-term aim is to cultivate excellence, equity, and lifelong learning in all our students.
Core Values
Respect
We treat others with dignity, kindness, and consideration in all interactions.
Responsibility
We hold ourselves accountable for our learning, behavior, and contributions to our community.
Integrity
We act honestly and ethically in all we do, maintaining the highest standards of character.
Excellence
We strive for high academic and personal standards in every endeavor.
Collaboration
We learn and grow together as a community, supporting each other's success.
School History
Conroe High School has a rich and storied history that spans over six decades. Founded in 1964, our school began as a small educational institution serving the growing community of Conroe, Texas.
1964
Founding of Conroe High School
The school opens its doors to 450 students with a faculty of 25 teachers. The original campus consisted of three buildings on Davis Street.
1978
First State Championship
The football team wins the school's first state championship, establishing a tradition of athletic excellence that continues today.
1995
Campus Expansion
A major expansion adds the Science and Technology Wing, modern library facilities, and the Performing Arts Center.
2010
National Recognition
Conroe High receives National Blue Ribbon School recognition for academic excellence and student achievement.
2020
Modernization Initiative
A comprehensive $25 million renovation updates all facilities with state-of-the-art technology and sustainable features.
Notable Alumni: Over the years, Conroe High has produced leaders in various fields including Dr. Sarah Johnson (Class of 2005, renowned surgeon), Michael Rodriguez (Class of 2010, award-winning journalist), and David Wilson (Class of 2008, professional athlete).
Historical Milestones: From our humble beginnings with 450 students to our current enrollment of over 2,800, Conroe High has maintained its commitment to "Pride & Unity" while adapting to meet the changing needs of our community.
About Us
Conroe High School, founded in 1964, is located at 3200 W Davis Street, Conroe, Texas. Our motto is "Pride & Unity". We serve grades 9–12, providing a rich learning environment fostering excellence in academics, arts, and athletics.
Our school is proud of its diverse student body and committed faculty, ensuring students achieve their highest potential.
Since its founding in 1964, Conroe High School has grown to become one of the largest high schools in Conroe, with notable alumni in sports, arts, and sciences.
The school focuses on developing students academically, socially, and as future leaders. Diversity, respect, and civic responsibility are at the core of our values.
Our campus includes state-of-the-art STEM labs, a digital library, art studios, athletic fields, and a performing arts theater.
Our Beautiful Campus
Main School Building
Campus Overview
School Statistics
Conroe High School is proud of our achievements and the continuous growth of our students. Here are some key statistics that highlight our success:
2,800+
Students Enrolled
1120
Average SAT Score
17:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
1964
Established
Latest News
New Art Studio Opens on Campus
September 15, 2025
The newly renovated art studio is now open, offering state-of-the-art facilities for painting, sculpture, and digital arts classes.
Football Team Wins District Championship
August 30, 2025
Our varsity football team celebrated an exciting victory in the district championship! Go Tigers!
Upcoming Events
Stay updated with all important dates and events happening at Conroe High School.
Spring Graduation
May 30, 2026
Celebrate the achievements of our graduating class at the annual commencement ceremony.
AcademicsHomecoming Game
September 20, 2025
Annual homecoming football game against our rival school. Come show your school spirit!
SportsSpring Musical
April 15, 2026
Our talented students present this year's spring musical production in the Performing Arts Center.
ArtsScience Fair
March 25, 2026
Student projects showcasing innovation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
STEMAcademics & Programs
We offer advanced placement (AP) courses, gifted & talented programs, STEM initiatives, and strong extracurricular activities. Our student-teacher ratio is approximately 17:1.
Average SAT: 1120 | Math Proficiency: 26% | Reading Proficiency: 49%
Honors programs for advanced learners are available, along with internship opportunities in STEM, arts, and leadership programs.
All classrooms are equipped with Smart Boards and digital learning platforms (LMS) to track assignments and grades.
AP course pass rate reaches approximately 80%.
Science Laboratory
Modern Classroom
Classroom Technology
Technology & Facilities
Conroe High School is committed to providing state-of-the-art technology and facilities to enhance the learning experience for all students.
Digital Classrooms
All classrooms are equipped with interactive smart boards, high-speed Wi-Fi, and digital learning platforms for enhanced education.
STEM Labs
Advanced science and technology labs with 3D printers, robotics equipment, and modern laboratory instruments for hands-on learning.
Digital Library
Modern library with extensive digital resources, e-books, research databases, and collaborative study spaces.
Campus-Wide Connectivity
High-speed fiber optic internet throughout campus with secure network access for students and staff.
Performing Arts Center
State-of-the-art theater with professional lighting, sound systems, and recording capabilities for performances.
Athletic Facilities
Modern gymnasium, weight room, swimming pool, tennis courts, and turf fields for comprehensive athletic development.
Safety & Security
The safety and well-being of our students and staff is our highest priority at Conroe High School.
Campus Security
24/7 security personnel, controlled access points, and comprehensive surveillance systems throughout campus.
Emergency Preparedness
Regular safety drills, emergency response plans, and communication systems for various emergency scenarios.
Health Services
Fully staffed health clinic with registered nurses, mental health resources, and wellness programs.
Traffic Safety
Designated drop-off/pick-up zones, crosswalk guards, and traffic management during peak hours.
Anti-Bullying Initiatives
Comprehensive anti-bullying programs, anonymous reporting systems, and peer mediation services.
Mental Health Support
Counseling services, crisis intervention, and wellness programs to support student mental health.
For immediate safety concerns, contact Campus Security at: (936) 709-5710
Campus Life
Our colors are Gold & White and our mascot is the Tiger. We encourage students to explore their passions in sports, arts, leadership, and community service.
Contact us at: (936) 709‑5700
Annual events include Homecoming Week, Spirit Week, Spring Musical, Science Fair, and Athletic Tournaments.
Students can join International Club, Language Clubs, Art Exhibitions, and the Literary Magazine.
Student Council, Peer Mentors, and Class Officers offer leadership opportunities.
Volunteer projects, charity drives, and tutoring programs encourage community engagement.
Student Activities
Campus Events
Cheerleading Team
Sports & Athletics
Conroe High School offers a wide range of sports programs that encourage teamwork, leadership, and personal growth.
Our athletic facilities include a football stadium, gymnasiums, tennis courts, and a swimming pool, providing students with excellent resources to train and compete.
Football Game
Basketball Court
Basketball Team
Female Players
Basketball Game
Football Team
Swimming and Water Polo Team
Aquatic Center
Girl's Soccer Team
Tennis Team Achievements
Girl's Tennis Team
Outdoor Sports Facilities
Student Council
The Conroe High School Student Council serves as the official voice of the student body, representing student interests and organizing school-wide events and activities.
Leadership Development
Student Council provides opportunities for students to develop leadership skills through organizing events, managing budgets, and representing peers.
Event Organization
The council plans and executes major school events including Homecoming, Spirit Week, pep rallies, and community service projects.
Student Representation
Council members serve as liaisons between the student body and school administration, advocating for student needs and concerns.
Community Engagement
Organizes volunteer projects, charity drives, and partnerships with local organizations to foster community connections.
Student Council Leadership 2025-2026
President
Emily Johnson
Senior Class
Vice President
Michael Chen
Junior Class
Secretary
Sarah Martinez
Sophomore Class
Treasurer
David Wilson
Senior Class
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Jennifer Lee | Email: jlee@conroeisd.net
Meetings: Every Tuesday after school in Room 215
Elections: Held annually in April for the following school year
Clubs & Activities
Conroe High School offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities to foster student talents and interests:
- Sports: Football, Basketball, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field
- Arts & Music: School Band, Choir, Theater Club, Visual Arts Club
- Academic Clubs: Math Club, Science Club, Debate Club, Robotics
- Community Service: Volunteer projects, charity drives, tutoring programs
Robotics Club
Science Club
Math Club
Community Service Club
Visual Arts Club
Debate Club
NEHS — National English Honor Society (Conroe High Chapter)
The Conroe High School Chapter of the National English Honor Society (NEHS) is a prestigious student organization dedicated to promoting excellence in English, literature, and writing while fostering leadership, creativity, and community service. The chapter is supervised by faculty advisors who guide members in planning and implementing projects, including Ms. Jane Doe and Mr. John Smith (English Department), ensuring that activities align with both school values and NEHS national standards.
The National English Honor Society (NEHS) is a prestigious nationwide organization that recognizes and encourages students who excel in English studies, literature, and writing. NEHS promotes academic achievement, leadership, creativity, and a passion for reading and communication, connecting students from schools across the United States.
Membership: Students are invited based on outstanding performance in English courses, leadership qualities, character, and commitment to service. Activities: Members participate in national and local writing contests, monthly meetings, community service projects, scholarship opportunities, and various literary and cultural programs designed to enhance skills and inspire lifelong learning.
Members participate in a wide range of activities such as peer tutoring, book drives, literacy campaigns, reading events, poetry and creative writing workshops, literary contests, and school-wide service projects. The club also organizes community outreach initiatives that encourage students to apply their communication skills to make a positive impact beyond the school campus. Leadership opportunities include coordinating events, mentoring younger students, and representing Conroe High at district and national NEHS events.
Local English Club
The Conroe High School English Club provides students with opportunities to enhance their language skills, explore literature, and participate in creative writing activities in a supportive environment.
Book Discussions
Monthly book club meetings where students discuss contemporary and classic literature.
Writing Workshops
Creative writing sessions and peer review workshops to develop writing skills.
Poetry Slams
Regular poetry readings and slam competitions to showcase student talent.
Drama Readings
Play readings and dramatic interpretations of literary works.
Literary Magazine
Opportunity to contribute to the school's annual literary publication.
Writing Contests
Participation in local and national writing competitions.
Meeting Schedule: Every Wednesday after school in Room 215
Faculty Advisor: Ms. Sarah Johnson | Email: sjohnson@conroeisd.net
Community Outreach & Engagement
Conroe High School is deeply committed to serving our local community and fostering strong partnerships that benefit both our students and the broader Conroe area.
Volunteer Programs
Students contribute over 10,000 hours annually through structured volunteer programs at local shelters, food banks, and community centers.
Environmental Initiatives
Annual park clean-ups, recycling drives, and community garden projects that involve students, parents, and local residents.
Tutoring & Mentoring
High school students tutor middle and elementary school students in reading, math, and science through our "Tigers Teach" program.
Local Business Partnerships
Collaboration with 50+ local businesses for internships, job shadowing, and career exploration opportunities.
Food & Clothing Drives
Seasonal donation drives that have provided over 5,000 meals and 2,000 clothing items to families in need.
Senior Citizen Programs
Monthly visits to senior centers, technology assistance sessions, and intergenerational learning activities.
Get Involved
Interested in partnering with Conroe High School for community projects?
Contact: Community Outreach Coordinator - Ms. Maria Rodriguez
Email: mrodriguez@conroeisd.net | Phone: (936) 709-5725
Enrollment & Registration
Welcome to Conroe High School's official enrollment page. Follow the steps below to register new or returning students.
Important: All students must complete online registration and submit required documents before the first day of school.
Required Documents
Please prepare the following documents for enrollment:
- Student Birth Certificate
- Parent/Guardian ID
- Proof of Residency (Utility Bill, Lease, etc.)
- Immunization Records
- Previous School Records (if transferring)
Enrollment Process
- 1. Complete the online application
- 2. Upload required documents
- 3. Schedule an on‑campus appointment
- 4. Meet with the registrar
- 5. Receive schedule and orientation details
Enrollment Form
Need Help? Contact our Registrar's Office at (936) 709-5715 or email registrar@conroeisd.net for assistance with the enrollment process.
Financial Aid
Conroe High School is committed to making education accessible to all qualified students regardless of financial circumstances. We offer various financial assistance programs to help families manage educational expenses.
Need-Based Scholarships
Merit and need-based financial assistance for families demonstrating financial need. Awards range from partial to full tuition coverage.
Academic Scholarships
Automatic consideration for students with outstanding academic records, high standardized test scores, and exceptional achievements.
Athletic Scholarships
Available for student-athletes demonstrating exceptional talent and commitment to their sport at the varsity level.
Arts Scholarships
Talent-based awards for students excelling in visual arts, music, theater, dance, and creative writing.
Financial Aid Application Process
- Complete the FAFSA: All applicants must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Submit School Application: Complete Conroe High School's financial aid application through the online portal
- Provide Documentation: Submit recent tax returns, W-2 forms, and other required financial documents
- Application Review: The Financial Aid Committee reviews applications on a rolling basis
- Notification: Applicants receive financial aid award letters within 4-6 weeks of completing their application
Important Dates
Priority Deadline: March 1, 2025
Final Deadline: May 15, 2025
Award Notifications: Begin April 1, 2025
Financial Aid Office Contact
Ms. Jennifer Martinez
Financial Aid Coordinator
jmartinez@conroeisd.net
(936) 709-5720
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Tuition & Financial Information
Conroe High School is committed to making quality education accessible to all students. Below you'll find information about tuition and financial assistance options.
Tuition Fees
Annual tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year is $12,500. Payment plans are available.
Financial Aid
Need-based financial assistance is available for qualifying families. Applications due March 1st.
Payment Plans
Flexible monthly, quarterly, and semester payment options to accommodate family budgets.
Additional Fees
Textbooks, technology fees, and activity fees are additional. See detailed breakdown.
Financial Aid Office
For more information about tuition, fees, and financial assistance, contact our Financial Aid Office:
Ms. Jennifer Martinez
Financial Aid Coordinator
Email: jmartinez@conroeisd.net
Phone: (936) 709-5720
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Conroe High School offers various scholarship opportunities to support students in their pursuit of higher education.
Academic Scholarships
Merit-based scholarships for students with outstanding academic achievements and high GPA.
Deadline: March 15, 2025
Athletic Scholarships
Scholarships for student-athletes demonstrating exceptional talent and commitment to their sport.
Deadline: Varies by sport
Arts Scholarships
Financial support for students excelling in visual arts, music, theater, and creative writing.
Deadline: April 10, 2025
Community Service Scholarships
Awards for students with significant community service involvement and leadership.
Deadline: May 1, 2025
NEHS Scholarships
Exclusive scholarships for National English Honor Society members demonstrating literary excellence.
Deadline: February 28, 2025
STEM Scholarships
Financial support for students pursuing studies in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Deadline: March 30, 2025
Financial Aid Office
For more information about scholarships and financial aid opportunities, visit our Financial Aid Office or contact:
Ms. Jennifer Martinez
Financial Aid Coordinator
Email: jmartinez@conroeisd.net
Phone: (936) 709-5720
Library Resources
The Conroe High School Library serves as the academic heart of our campus, providing students with access to extensive print and digital resources, collaborative learning spaces, and expert research assistance.
Print Collection
Over 25,000 books including fiction, non-fiction, reference materials, and periodicals covering all academic disciplines.
Digital Resources
Access to 50+ academic databases, 15,000+ e-books, and online research tools through our digital library portal.
Study Spaces
Quiet study areas, group collaboration rooms, computer stations, and comfortable reading nooks for all learning styles.
Research Assistance
Professional librarians available for one-on-one research consultations, citation help, and information literacy instruction.
Technology Access
Computers, printers, scanners, and charging stations available for student use during library hours.
Programs & Events
Author visits, book clubs, research workshops, and literacy programs throughout the academic year.
Library Information
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday: 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM (during exams)
Contact Information
Head Librarian: Ms. Elizabeth Parker
Email: eparker@conroeisd.net
Phone: (936) 709-5735
Library Policies
• Books check out for 3 weeks
• Renewals available online
• No late fees for students
School Calendar 2025-2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I join the NEHS club?
Students are invited based on academic performance in English, leadership, and community involvement.
What are the school hours?
The school operates from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday to Friday.
How can I participate in sports teams?
Students can try out during the designated tryout periods and join the respective team based on performance.
What is the enrollment process?
Complete the online application, submit required documents, and schedule an appointment with the registrar.
Are there scholarship opportunities?
Yes, we offer various scholarships for academic achievement, athletics, arts, and community service.
Resources
Access important documents, forms, and useful links for students, parents, and staff at Conroe High School.
Official School Website
Important Downloads
Contact Website Creator
Parents Portal
Welcome to the Conroe High School Parents Portal, your central hub for all parent-related information, resources, and communication tools.
Parent Dashboard
Access real-time updates on your child's academic progress, attendance, and school announcements.
Event Registration
Register for parent-teacher conferences, school events, and volunteer opportunities online.
Online Payments
Pay tuition fees, activity fees, and purchase school supplies through our secure payment portal.
School Announcements
Stay informed with the latest school news, emergency alerts, and important announcements.
Volunteer Opportunities
Sign up for volunteer activities and contribute to our school community.
Parent Resources
Access guides, handbooks, and resources to support your child's educational journey.
Parent Portal Access
To access the Parent Portal, please use your registered email and password. If you need assistance with login credentials, contact our Parent Support Team.
Email: parentsupport@conroeisd.net | Phone: (936) 709-5730
Parent-Teacher Association (PTA)
The Conroe High School Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) plays a vital role in building strong partnerships between families, teachers, and the school community to support student success.
Parent Involvement
PTA provides numerous opportunities for parents to get involved in school activities, committees, and decision-making processes.
Fundraising
PTA organizes fundraising events that support classroom resources, technology upgrades, and student programs throughout the year.
Community Building
Regular social events, workshops, and meetings that help build strong relationships among parents, teachers, and administrators.
Advocacy
PTA advocates for policies and resources that benefit all students at local, state, and national levels.
PTA Executive Board 2025-2026
President
Lisa Thompson
Parent of Junior Student
Vice President
Robert Garcia
Parent of Senior Student
Treasurer
Sarah Miller
Parent of Sophomore Student
Secretary
David Chen
Parent of Freshman Student
PTA Meetings & Membership
Meeting Schedule: First Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the School Library
Membership: Open to all parents, guardians, teachers, and community members
Annual Dues: $15 per individual or $25 per family
Contact: pta@conroehighschool.org | (936) 709-5740
Volunteer Program
Conroe High School's Volunteer Program offers meaningful opportunities for parents, community members, and alumni to contribute their time and talents to support our students and school community.
Classroom Support
Assist teachers with classroom activities, small group instruction, and special projects to enhance the learning experience.
Library Assistance
Help organize books, assist students with research, and support library programs and events throughout the year.
Cafeteria Support
Volunteer during lunch periods to help with food service, maintain orderly lines, and create a positive dining environment.
Athletic Events
Support our sports teams by assisting with ticket sales, concessions, scorekeeping, and event setup at home games.
Arts Programs
Help with theater productions, art exhibitions, music concerts, and other fine arts events throughout the school year.
Tutoring & Mentoring
Share your expertise by tutoring students in academic subjects or mentoring them in career exploration and life skills.
Volunteer Requirements & Process
Requirements
- Complete volunteer application form
- Pass background check
- Attend volunteer orientation
- Commit to minimum 20 hours per semester
- Maintain confidentiality of student information
Application Process
- Submit online application
- Complete background check authorization
- Attend mandatory orientation session
- Receive volunteer assignment
- Begin volunteering!
Volunteer Coordinator: Ms. Amanda Johnson
Email: volunteers@conroeisd.net | Phone: (936) 709-5745
School Announcements
Stay informed with the latest news, updates, and important information from Conroe High School administration.
Important: Final Exam Schedule Update
Date: December 10, 2025
The final exam schedule for Fall 2025 has been updated. Please check the school calendar for the revised dates and times. All exams will take place from December 15-19, 2025.
Parent-Teacher Conference Sign-ups Now Open
Date: December 5, 2025
Spring semester parent-teacher conferences will be held on January 20-21, 2026. Sign-up is available through the Parent Portal. Conferences are scheduled in 15-minute intervals.
Weather Alert: School Closure
Date: December 3, 2025
Due to inclement weather, Conroe High School will be closed on December 4, 2025. All after-school activities and sports events are canceled. Please check the website for updates.
Scholarship Application Deadline Reminder
Date: December 1, 2025
Reminder: All scholarship applications for the 2026-2027 academic year are due by March 15, 2026. Visit the Financial Aid Office or website for application materials.
How to Stay Updated
Parents and students can stay informed through multiple channels:
Email Alerts
Text Messages
School Website
Social Media
Emergency Contact Updates: Ensure your contact information is current in the Parent Portal to receive important notifications.
Parent Handbook
The Conroe High School Parent Handbook provides comprehensive information about school policies, procedures, and resources to help parents support their child's educational journey.
Table of Contents
Academic Policies
- Grading System
- Homework Policy
- Academic Honesty
- Exam Procedures
- Course Selection
Student Conduct
- Code of Conduct
- Discipline Procedures
- Attendance Policy
- Dress Code
- Electronic Device Policy
Health & Safety
- Health Services
- Medication Policy
- Emergency Procedures
- Bullying Prevention
- Campus Security
Parent Resources
- Parent Portal Guide
- Communication Channels
- Volunteer Opportunities
- PTA Information
- Important Contacts
2025-2026 Parent Handbook
Download the complete Parent Handbook in PDF format or view it online.
Handbook Updates
The Parent Handbook is updated annually. The current version is effective from August 1, 2025 through July 31, 2026.
Last Updated: July 15, 2025
Handbook Acknowledgement
All parents/guardians are required to acknowledge receipt and understanding of the Parent Handbook each school year.
Note: This acknowledgement is required for all parents/guardians of enrolled students.
Technical Support & Help Desk
Need assistance with technology issues, website problems, or digital resources? Our technical support team is here to help!
Device Support
Assistance with school-issued laptops, tablets, and software installation.
Network Issues
Help with Wi-Fi connectivity, password resets, and network access problems.
Account Help
Password recovery, account unlocking, and access permission issues.
Learning Platforms
Support for Canvas, Google Classroom, and other educational software.
Printing Services
Assistance with school printers, wireless printing, and paper jams.
Security Concerns
Report suspicious emails, phishing attempts, or security vulnerabilities.
Submit a Support Ticket
Fill out the form below to request technical assistance. Our team will respond within 24 hours.
Direct Contact Information
Phone Support
Main Help Desk: (936) 709-5750
Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Email Support
General Support: techsupport@conroeisd.net
Webmaster: benammaranas944@gmail.com
In-Person Support
Location: Technology Center, Room 215
Walk-in Hours: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Faculty & Staff Highlights
Our dedicated faculty is committed to guiding students to reach their full potential. Meet some of our outstanding staff:
Mr. James Carter
Ms. Laura Smith
Mr. Robert Johnson
Principal: Dr. Tasha Smith — Dedicated to excellence in academics and student leadership.
Department Chairs
English
Ms. Sarah Johnson
Mathematics
Mr. James Wilson
Science
Dr. Emily Chen
Social Studies
Mr. David Thompson
Fine Arts
Ms. Laura Martinez
Notable Alumni
Conroe High School takes pride in our distinguished alumni who have made significant contributions in various fields.
Dr. Sarah Johnson
Class of 2005
Renowned cardiovascular surgeon and medical researcher at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Michael Rodriguez
Class of 2010
Award-winning journalist and correspondent for NBC News.
Emily Chen
Class of 2012
Tech entrepreneur and founder of a successful AI startup company.
David Wilson
Class of 2008
Professional athlete who played in the NFL for 6 seasons.
Jessica Martinez
Class of 2015
Award-winning novelist and creative writing professor at University of Texas.
Robert Thompson
Class of 2003
Environmental scientist leading conservation efforts in national parks.
Are you a Conroe High School alumnus? Explore the official alumni page to connect with past graduates, view alumni events, and stay updated with the Conroe High community.
Visit Alumni PageAchievements & Awards
Conroe High School students excel academically and in extracurricular competitions:
- Average SAT Score: 1120
- Math Proficiency: 26% | Reading Proficiency: 49%
- National recognition in STEM competitions
- State-level awards in sports and arts
- NEHS active members contributing to community service
Award Ceremony
Student Recognition
Achievement Celebration
Photo Gallery
Explore our collection of photos showcasing campus life, events, and student activities at Conroe High School.
Student Testimonials
"Conroe High School has helped me grow academically and personally. The teachers are amazing!"
— Sarah L., Class of 2024
"I love participating in the NEHS club. It's inspiring to work with peers who share the same passion for English."
— Michael R., Class of 2025
"The sports teams here are fantastic! I've learned teamwork and leadership that I'll carry for life."
— Emma T., Class of 2023
School Video Tour
Contact Information
Location: 3200 W Davis Street, Conroe, Texas 77304
Phone: (936) 709-5700
Email: info@conroeisd.net
Fax: (936) 709-5799
Location & Directions
Conroe High School is conveniently located in the heart of Conroe, Texas, with easy access from major highways and public transportation.
Address
Conroe High School
3200 W Davis Street
Conroe, Texas 77304
United States
Contact Information
Main Office: (936) 709-5700
Fax: (936) 709-5799
Email: info@conroeisd.net
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Summer Hours (June - July): 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Holidays: Closed on all district-observed holidays
Parking Information
• Visitor parking available in front of main building
• Handicap accessible spaces near all entrances
• Bus drop-off area on Davis Street
• Student parking in designated lots
Campus Map & Directions
From Downtown Houston
- Take I-45 North toward Conroe
- Exit at TX-105 (Exit 88)
- Turn right onto TX-105 West
- Continue for 3 miles
- Turn left onto W Davis Street
- School is on the right after 0.5 miles
From George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
- Take Hardy Toll Road North
- Merge onto I-45 North
- Exit at TX-105 (Exit 88)
- Turn right onto TX-105 West
- Continue for 3 miles
- Turn left onto W Davis Street
Public Transportation
Conroe Connection Bus: Routes 1, 3, and 5 stop near campus
Nearest Stop: Davis Street & 4th Street (0.2 miles from campus)
Schedule: Buses run Monday-Saturday, 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Parking Map
Visitor Parking: Red zones in front of Main Building
Handicap Parking: Blue zones near all entrances
Bus Drop-off: Yellow zone on Davis Street
Student Parking: Green zones in Lots A, B, C
Need assistance finding the school? Call our main office at (936) 709-5700 for additional directions or parking information.
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Main Office: (936) 709-5700
Fax: (936) 709-5799
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
General Inquiries: info@conroeisd.net
Admissions: admissions@conroeisd.net
Technical Support: support@conroeisd.net