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Countryside High School

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Countryside High School is a public high school located in Clearwater, Florida. It is a member of the Pinellas County School System. The mascot is the cougar.

About the School

  • Countryside High School opened in 1980.
  • It has consistently been one of the highest performing schools in Florida.
  • For the past two years it has received a 'B' rating in the state of Florida for its FCAT scores.
  • There are 2410 students enrolled at Countryside High School currently.
  • The school is also noted as "Hell on earth" by the students.

Sports, Theatre, and Activities

  • District Champions in football, flag football, volleyball, track & field and wrestling
  • State Champions 6A boys soccer
  • The marching band was invited to attend the 2005-2006 Cotton Bowl. They were Grand Champions in the field show and first runners up in the parade competition
  • The Winterguard is the Scholastic Class A Florida Federation of Colorguard Circuit (FFCC) state champions and the scholastic class A Winter Guard International bronze medalists in 2006.
  • Won the first ever high school Battle of the Books competition in 2006; later won the 2007 High School Battle of the Books.
  • The school newspaper, The Paw Print, received an All Florida Rating from the Florida Scholastic Press Association; a Superior from the Southern Interscholastic Press Association and an International Second Place Award from Quill and Scroll.
  • The Paw Print can be accessed online at http://my.highschooljournalism.org/fl/clearwater/csh/
  • The CHS Drama Dept/Thespian Troupe 900 successfully ran Broadway to Go 10 and was awarded critics choice for their one-act musical A.. My Name is Alice. Their site is www.CHSTroupe900.com

Notable CHS alumni

References