Travis High School

11111 Harlem Road
Richmond, TX 77406
281-634-7000

School Mascot: Tigers

School Colors: Scarlett, gray and white

Distinctions Earned: Social Science, Comparative Closing the Gap

Principal: Sarah laberge

associate principal: mario macdonald

Assistant Principals: Lisa Long, Damien Bassett, Derryk Pope, sandrea cheek, brad hitchcock and usama raza

Travis High School offers a comprehensive and rigorous academic curriculum that includes gifted, honors and Advanced Placement classes as well as an extensive vocational/technical curriculum. Nine honor societies are represented including the Tri-M National Music Honor Society. Students also believe in giving back to their communities participating in Habitat for Humanity, the YES program and Youth in Philanthropy.

Highlights:

Among the Texas schools receiving a coveted A rating from Niche.com in 2022 with above the state average graduation rate of 97%.

Placed at #5 on the most diverse public High Schools in Texas.

Nearly half of the students participate in Advacne Course. With more than 20 Advanced Placement courses to choose from including English, Calculus, Statistics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Studio Art, Art History, U.S. History, European History, Psychology, Government, Economics, Spanish, Environmental Science, Human Geography, Music Theory and Computer Science.

Helping Travis Tigers excel academically is the job of Travis teachers, 47 percent of whom have a master’s degree. Many have Ph.Ds.

UIL-sponsored athletic programs for young men and women offered in football, basketball, tennis, track, soccer, golf, swimming, volleyball, baseball, softball and diving.

On-campus clubs and organizations include debate, art, orchestra, band, FFA, foreign languages, chess, creative writing, the African Student Association, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Habitat for Humanity and many others.

YES program allows students to earn hours toward recognition at graduation for completion of community service.