Grand Blanc High School

Grand Blanc High School
Address
One Jewett Trail Grand Blanc, Michigan, 48439 United States
Coordinates	42°55′7″N 83°37′29″W / 42.91861°N 83.62472°W / 42.91861; -83.62472Coordinates: 42°55′7″N 83°37′29″W / 42.91861°N 83.62472°W / 42.91861; -83.62472
Information
School district	Grand Blanc Community Schools
Principal	Jennifer Hammond
Teaching staff	128.5 (FTE)
Enrollment	2699 (2012–2013)
Student to teacher ratio	21
Color(s)	Red and black
Fight song	Onward to Victory
Athletics conference	Kensington Lakes Activities Association
Nickname	Bobcats
Average ACT scores	21.1
Website	School website
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Grand Blanc High School (GBHS) is a public high school in Grand Blanc, Michigan, a southern suburb of Flint, Michigan, in the United States. It is managed by Grand Blanc Community Schools.

Demographics

The demographic breakdown of the 2699 students enrolled for the 2012–2013 school year is as follows:^[1]

• Male – 51.9%
• Female – 48.1%

• Native American/Alaskan – 0.3%
• Asian/Pacific islander – 2.8%
• Black – 14.9%
• Hispanic – 3.1%
• White – 74.6%
• Multiracial – 4.3%

Athletics

The following sports are offered at Grand Blanc:^[3]

Most teams participate in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association.

The football/track stadium at Grand Blanc Community High School, Frank Thomas Field was built in 1977 and is the third-largest stadium in Genesee County, behind Atwood and Guy V. Houston Stadiums, both in Flint, Michigan. The Bobcats football and track teams previously played at Batchelor Field, still home to Bobcats soccer. The baseball team plays at Joe Pitock Field. In 2006, Tartoni Athletic Center opened as home to the Bobcats basketball teams.

Notable alumni

• Andrew Caldwell – actor^[7]
• Geena Gall – Olympic mid-distance runner^[8]
• Evan Peters – actor^[9]
• Mark Ingram, Jr. – NFL running back^[10]
• Steve Smith – Former University of Michigan starting quarterback (1980–83)

References

External links

• Official website