Clear Brook High School

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Clear Brook High School
Motto	On a Quest for the Best
Established	1988
Type	Public high school
Location	Friendswood, Texas USA
Mascot	Wolverine
Website	CBHS Homepage

Clear Brook High School is a secondary school located in Friendswood, Texas.

The school, which serves grades 9-12, is a part of the Clear Creek Independent School District. Clear Brook serves several communities, including portions of Friendswood, Houston, and unincorporated Harris County. The communities of Bay Glen, Bay Knoll, Bay Pointe, Northfork, Heritage Park, Autumn Creek, Wedgewood, Pipers Meadow, Forest Bend, and Sageglen are served by the school.

The school colors are black, red, and silver. As of 2007 the school principal is Kristi LaMell.

Clear Brook also has five assitant principals who are in charge of five different smaller learning communties: Mr. Steven Kees, School of Public Service and Communications; Mr. Tim Rogers, School Visual and Performing Arts; Mrs. Nina Zoch, School of Business and Applications; Mr. Sven Schultz, School of Engineering and Industrial Design; and Mrs. Jennifer Gault, School of Medical and Health Sciences.

The school fight song is "The Victors," the same fight song as the University of Michigan. Clear Brook High School also shares the same mascot as U of M: the wolverine. The school mascot is named "Big Will".

The school celebrated its first Texas state championship title in 1990, won by the girls' waterpolo team.

Notable School Alumni:

Ronnie Price, Guard Sacramento Kings NBA
Chameka Scott, Guard Sacramento Monarchs WNBA
Ben Emanuel, Safety San Fransisco 49'ers NFL

The inspiration for the school's mascot as well as the school's colors was the movie Red Dawn, which was popular among high school students at the time of the school's inception.

Note: While portions of Webster west of Interstate 45 are zoned to Clear Brook, the portions do not have any residents, as none of the land is, as of 2006, zoned for residential use [1]; the portion will be rezoned to Clear Springs High School in fall 2007 [2].