Falcon High School

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Location
Falcon High School

No Limit But The Sky!
10255 Lambert Rd. USA
Information
School district	Falcon 49
Principal	Mark Carara
Staff	Vice Principals: Steve Oberg, Susan Thomas Athletic Director: Tom Raines
Enrollment	1039
Type	Public high school
Grades	9–12
Athletics	see Athletics Section
Athletics conference	Metros
Mascot	Falcon
Color(s)	Green and Gold
Established	Late 1800s, Early 1900s
newspaper	The Talon
Homepage	http://www.d49.org/schools/fhs

Falcon High School is located in Colorado Springs, Colorado and is the first high school in Falcon School District 49. The other high school in the district, Sand Creek High School, was formed in 1997 when Falcon High School was split.

1 School Mission
2 Athletics
- 2.1 2007 Falcon Football Season
3 External links
4 References

[edit] School Mission

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The Falcon High School community commits to educating our students, in their life long quest for knowledge, by teaching an academically challenging curriculum based on state and national standards through a comprehensive system of intervention and support in a safe learning environment.

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[edit] Athletics

Falcon High School is a member of the Colorado Springs Metro League, Class 3A (varies by sport). It competes in men's football, cross country, golf, soccer, basketball, bowling, wrestling, track, baseball, women's softball, cross country, volleyball, basketball, and track. On occasion students in power lifting qualify for competitions, but this seldom occurs.

[edit] 2007 Falcon Football Season

The Falcon football team won the 3A South Metro Division with a perfect (10-0) regular season in 2007, and was the #1 seed in the state playoffs. After winning three straight playoffs games (the first in team history), they lost the championship game to #10 seed Berthoud High School 13-21, their first and only loss of the season.^[2]