Patrick Henry High School is a four-year

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, United States. It is part of the

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. It is attended by students residing in

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, San Carlos,

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and the

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. Patrick Henry High School is accredited by the

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. The campus includes a counseling center, child development center, computer and science labs, a cafetorium, library and a performing arts theater. The mascot of Patrick Henry High School is the Patriot, a reference to

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the American

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. Patrick Henry High School participates in the Voluntary Ethnic Enrollment Program (VEEP) whereby approximately 600 students travel daily from an underrepresented minority community and are regularly enrolled, full-time students. In 2020, the ethnic composition of the school represented more than 20 ethnic groups, Patrick Henry High School is approximately 39.5% White, 29.8% Hispanic, 15.7% Asian, 8.6% Biracial, 5.8% Black, 0.3% Pacific Islander, 0.2% Not specified, and 0.1% Native American.

History

Patrick Henry High School opened in 1968, and had a grant from the

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as an experimental public school. Founding Principal Donald W. Giddings designed the curriculum as experimental independent learning around a twenty-minute modular system, independent study and an open campus. Within five years, Patrick Henry became more of a traditional school benefiting from its experimental foundation by the early adoption of advanced placement courses including Art History.

Academics

In 2019, Patrick Henry High School was ranked in the top 4% of the most challenging public high schools in America (888th of 22,000). The rank was determined by the

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defined as the number of Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate or Cambridge tests taken in a year relative to the number of seniors who graduate. Patrick Henry High School offers Advanced Placement and Honors courses in World History, Art History, English, Chemistry, Biology, Calculus. The school offers a modern Visual and Performing Arts program in theater, tech theater, band, orchestra, and choral music. Through a longstanding collaboration with Mesa College, high school students can take introductory college courses for credit. Patrick Henry High School has Engineering Academy to support students’ science, engineering, architecture, design electronics and design interests. In 2017 the school's robotics club, the Patribots, won the ''For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology'' (FIRST) San Diego Regional and competed at the international championships in Houston. In 2019, the Patribots won the Utah Regional and competed in international championships.

School Within A School

Patrick Henry High School offers a School Within A School program focused on psychology and child development classes called the Teaching Academy. The Teaching Academy is specifically designed to prepare students for college and career experiences in teaching and early childhood education.

Athletics

Patrick Henry Athletics participates in the

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(CIF) and offers the following programs: Coed

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(Boys and Girls) , Boys

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, Coed Cross Country , Girls

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, Boys

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(Boys and Girls) , Coed

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(Boys and Girls) ,

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(Boys and Girls) , Coed

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, Coed

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(Boys and Girls) , Coed

, Coed Track ,

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(Boys and Girls) ,

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(Boys and Girls) , Boys

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, The Patrick Henry High School Varsity Football team led by

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, competed in the 1994 CIF Championship, losing to Morse High School 13-0. The Patrick Henry High School Varsity Football team won the Division IV CIF Championship over University City High School on November 26, 2021, for the first football CIF title in school history.

International

Twinning arrangements

The high-school has long established exchange partnerships with the Institution Saint Michel located in Solesmes,

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. Common projects were carried out with Saint-Michel for the World Forum Lille where cohorts of Patrick Henry High School students presented their work in France on

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and the

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Notable incidents

On January 5, 1984, the San Diego Police Department executed a narcotics raid arresting 63 Patrick Henry High School students, who had allegedly sold drugs to an undercover officer posing as a student. On January 3, 2007 the San Diego Police Department executed a narcotics raid resulting in the arrest of 15 students from Patrick Henry and University City High Schools who allegedly sold narcotics to undercover San Diego Police Department officers posing as students. In October 2011, Patrick Henry elected the nation's first lesbian couple as homecoming king and queen. The story was covered internationally and led to both support and opposition. In February 2012, a teacher allegedly told a female student who asked to go to the bathroom that she would have to urinate in a bucket in a back room, and the student obliged; the teacher was consequently fired. On March 17, 2012, a campus police officer was arrested on charges of auto theft and driving under the influence, after taking the wheel of a shuttle-bus while intoxicated. On March 22, 2012, three Patrick Henry students organized a protest to defend their teachers who had recently been terminated by the San Diego Unified School District. Students signed a petition, wrote letters to the Superintendent of the San Diego Unified School District and other members of the school board. Additionally, over 200 students participated in a walk-out for an hour to show their support for their teachers.

Alma Mater

On our City’s eastern border, Midst the hills and the sky, Home of our most Valiant Patriots, Patrick Henry High. In our many halls of learning, On our fields of play, Goals of excellence and honor, Always lead the way. As we march along together, Let’s be brave and bold. All hail to Patrick Henry High School, Hail to the green and gold. -Thomas Leslie, 1968

Notable alumni

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, four time

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nominee, two time

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nominee, and winner of a

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, a Screen Actors Guild Award, and two

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(Class of 1975) * Ariana Berlin, four-time All-American

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gymnast (Class of 2005) * Melissa Berton, 2019 Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) winner (Class of 1985) * Brandon Bogotay, former National Football League player, kicker,

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and

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(Class of 2007) *

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(Jay Dante Rusciolelli), stand-up comedian, actor, writer, producer, director (Class of 1988) *

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, National Football League referee, officiated

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(Class of 1972) *

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, former National Football League player, kicker,

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and

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(Attended 1995-96) * Steve Fairchild, former National Football League coach, Colorado State head coach (Class of 1975) *

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, former Major League Baseball pitcher (Class of 1996) *

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, singer–songwriter for 1980s hard rock band

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(Attended 1977-78) * Eric Helfand, former Major League Baseball player, catcher,

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(Class of 1987) *

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, former Major League Baseball player, first baseman,

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, and

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winner, commentator (Class of 1985) * Ken Kocher, former National Football League player, defensive lineman,

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; Arena Football League, Columbus Destroyers (Class of 1998) *

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, former National Basketball Association player, power forward/center,

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(Class of 1973) * Russ Lorenson, actor, singer, composer (Class of 1981) *

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, US Olympic water polo player (Class of 1999) * Rosemary Bryant (Merims) Mariner, first female military pilot to fly a tactical jet (Class of 1970) *

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winning actor, singer, and composer (Class of 1974) *

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winning author and screenwriter (Class of 1976) * Matt Nokes, former Major League Baseball player, catcher (Class of 1981) * DeWayne Patmon, former National Football League player, safety

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, (Class of 1997) * Dezmon Patmon, National Football League player, wide receiver

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(Class of 2016) * David Plaut,

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winning filmmaker at

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(Class of 1971) * John Rogers, President of

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(Class of 1978) *

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(Andre Charles), celebrity drag queen, television judge, recording artist, and model (Class of 1979)(note: RuPaul took his GED and did not graduate with his 1979 classmates.) * Brenda Ann Spencer, incarcerated convicted murderer (Class of 1980) (note: Spencer committed her crime in 11th grade and did not graduate with her 1980 classmates) *

, former National Football League player, running back

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winner (Class of 1995) *

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, former National Football League football player, tight end,

, incarcerated convicted sex offender (Attended 1997-99) * Joshua D. Wright,

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expert and former commissioner of the

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(Class of 1995) * Joanna Zeiger, Olympic and world champion triathlete, and author (Class of 1988) *

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, former professional soccer player,

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(Class of 2005) * David Hensley, Major League Baseball player, infielder,

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(Class of 2014)

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