Junior Achievement

Saginaw High School serves students in grades 9 through 12. It is a part of the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Independent School District, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools. The district is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Texas Education Agency. Saginaw High School offers an academic curriculum that includes various subjects, such as agriculture, science, industrial technology, social studies, journalism, accounting, technology applications, and family and consumer science. It offers foreign language sessions in French, German and Spanish. The school also offers various extracurricular activities, such as speech, debate, art, music, dance and physical education. In addition, the school provides several sports activities, including basketball, football, volleyball, gymnastics, soccer, swimming, tennis, cross country, and track and field. Saginaw High School operates various student organizations, including the National Honor Society, a student council, and chess, diversity and key clubs. It is located in Fort Worth, Texas.

Enrollment of approximately 465 studentsForty-nine member facultyTwelve-acre attractive campusThirty classroomsFine arts complex with specialized rooms for music, creative dramatics, and visual artThe Lamplighter School is not just a school. It is a place where one learns to value oneself and to develop healthy self-esteem. It is working together and appreciating the contributions of others through cooperative learning, group work, and our special areas, which are an important and integral part of our total curriculum. Lamplighter is an environment that comfortably encourages intellectual exploration, risk-taking and creative problem solving. Most importantly, Lamplighter is a partnership of parents, teachers and students who come together daily to engage in the best educational processes and practices.AMENITYFounded in 1953 by Natalie Murray and Sandy SwainEnrollment of approximately 465 studentsHalf-day pre-kindergarten through fourth gradeF orty-nine member facultyTwelve-acre attractive campusThirty classroomsFine arts complex with specialized rooms for music, creative dramatics, and visual artErik Jonsson Media Center housing an exceptional collection of over 33,000 volumes of children's literature and materialsPremier early childhood health and fitness facilityExtensive environmental science facilities that include a greenhouse, birdwatching station, nature trail and barn with farm animalsUnique playground that includes a mountain with an underground tunnel and a community of playhouses