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Desert Pines High School


FieldValue
nameDesert Pines High School
location3800 Harris Avenue
cityLas Vegas
stateNevada
zipcode89110
countryUnited States
coordinates
districtClark County School District
principalIsaac Stein
staff144.00 (FTE)
ratio21.11
schooltypePublic School & Magnet School For Communications & Information Technology & Culinary Arts
enrollment3,040 (2023–2024)
grades9–12
conferenceSunrise 1A Region
mottoMaking An Impact
team_nameJaguars
school_coloursBlue, black, white, and silver
publicationThe Prowler
established1999
website

Desert Pines High School is a public high school in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, and is a part of the Clark County School District. The school which opened in 1999, also houses the Academy of Information Technology and the Academy of Communications.

Academy of Information Technology

The Academy of Information Technology at Desert Pines is a magnet program that educates students on the products, service, and implementation of information technology. Students enrolled in the academy learn about hardware (CyberCore, tech support, and computer forensics), software (programming, web development, and ORACLE), as well as networks (Cisco, Novell, etc.). After graduating from the program, students receive industry recognized certifications in A+, Cisco, Java, and ORACLE.

Extracurricular activities

JROTC

Desert Pines is home to one of the two Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps units in the Clark County School District (the other being at Basic High School).

Athletics

The athletic programs at Desert Pines are known as the Jaguars and participate in the Northeast Division in the Sunrise 4A Region. The Jaguars football team have made the playoffs and as always show strong players, but did not have much success until the 2016 season. On Saturday, November 19, 2016, the Desert Pines varsity football team beat Spring Creek High School in the 3A high school football state championship game with a score of 39-6.

Notable alumni

  • Pierre Jackson (2009), NBA player
  • Jeremiah Poutasi (2012), former NFL offensive lineman
  • Julian Jacobs (2013), basketball player
  • Nate Grimes (2015 - transferred), basketball player
  • Tony Fields II (2017), NFL linebacker
  • Greg Floyd Jr. (2017 - transferred), basketball player
  • Tate Martell (2017), former college football quarterback
  • Jordan Howden (2018), NFL safety
  • Darnell Washington (2020), NFL tight-end
  • Jovantae Barnes (2022), running back for the Oklahoma Sooners
  • Milos Uzan (2022), basketball player for the Houston Cougars

References

References

  1. "Desert Pines High School". National Center for Education Statistics.
  2. link. (May 27, 2008)
  3. "Clark County School District ROTC". Ccsd.net.
  4. (October 18, 2013). "About Desert Pines High School Jaguars Football". Hometeamsonline.com.
  5. "State champs: Desert Pines beats Spring Creek for title three years in the making". lasvegassun.com.
  6. Ford, Bob. (July 8, 2015). "Desert Pines grad Pierre Jackson back with Sixers after long, strange trip". [[Las Vegas Sun]].
  7. "Jeremiah Poutasi Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Draft, College".
  8. Keefer, Case. (March 10, 2016). "Desert Pines grad Julian Jacobs leads USC's basketball turnaround". [[Las Vegas Sun]].
  9. Kostek, Jackie. (May 1, 2021). "Former Desert Pines football star Tony Fields II awaits NFL Draft moment".
  10. "Greg Floyd, Desert Pines , Small Forward".
  11. (13 December 2016). "Tate Martell, Ohio State's 2017 QB commit, had to transfer high schools to enroll early".
  12. "Jordan Howden Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Draft, College".
  13. (2020-01-03). "Desert Pines football star Darnell Washington signs with Georgia".
  14. "@fullname - @season - Football".
  15. "Milos Uzan College Stats".
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