




John Paul II High School (JPIIHS) offers an exceptional Catholic, college-preparatory education in a co-educational environment. The school's mission is to develop leaders, who are critical thinkers and effective communicators, committed to service and rooted in faith. The facility supports a competitivve curriculum with vast classroom space, eight science laboratories, complete wireless internet access, performance venue, athletic venue including new field, and extensive areas for student study, refelction and socializing in the Athenaeum, outdoor courtyards, common areas, dining hall. Recognizing that a complete education must include a balance, JPIIHS offers a number of extracurricular opportunities such as 17 varsity sports programs, band, orchestra, visual arts, and drama. JPIIHS is further set apart by a vibrant Christian service program required of all students. Graduates of JPIIHS are accepted to many universities and colleges across the nation and around the world.
Website: johnpauliihs.org
Phone: (972) 867-0005
900 Coit Rd Plano, TX 75075 ·1033.81 mi
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- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpThis is such a beautiful high school. The faculty and staff that I have come into contact with have always been so friendly and professional. They are very accommodating to visitors. Each time...
MoreI attended an informational college event at this High School. Luckily I came in on the correct side of the school parking lot area for this. I was greeted by the presenter at the front set of...
MoreAs an ex student here (2023-2024) this school appears amazing on the outside but the staff is a hit or miss every time. Not worth what they're charging by any means. If you're not christian? Good...
MoreDon't waste your money. The school is very clean and presentable, however, don't be fooled by appearances. The teaching methods are outdated. They excuse substandard teaching practices by...
MoreWe had one son graduate in 2020 and our daughter is finishing her sophomore year in 2021. We are leaving because the school's theology is not Catholic but woke social justice nonsense. We were...
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