Phillips Field House is located adjacent to Pasadena Memorial Stadium. The facility features one of the very best floor surfaces available for high school basketball. Parking space is plentiful and basketball fans will find it very accessible from all areas of town.

Named after the former Pasadena Independent School District Athletic
Director, Weldon "Stoney" Phillips, the facility is the perfect venue for
Championship Day for the Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament.

Pasadena Memorial High School opened in August 2003 with its first class of ninth and tenth graders. and graduated its first class in the spring of 2006. Built on the district's south side, Memorial a new round of rivalries after drawing most of its students from Rayburn and South Houston.

Principal: Billye Smith

Twenty-five years after the founding of the Pasadena Independent School District, the citizens grew weary of sending their high school aged children to Houston for upper level academic work. Pasadena High School opened to a handful of students in 1923 and moved into its first permanent building one year later. From those small beginnings, PHS has grown to a campus that, with the most recent renovations and additions, can house more than 3,000 students in a building equipped with first-class technology for the 21st t

Principal: Chris Bolyard
 

As the Pasadena community continued its period of remarkable growth through the turbulent years of the 1960s, sparking the need for a third high school. Sam Rayburn High School opened in 1964 with an enrollment of 2,560 students. The Texans began building a tradition of academic and athletic excellence that increased the level of competition among the three schools. A $20 million renovation was completed in 2003 adding a new science wing, completely renovated the interior of the campus and upgraded technology throughout the school.

Principal: Robert Stock

The Pasadena school district opened its second high school campus to accommodate the growth experience in the boom years following World War II. Opened in 1958, South Houston High School built upon the success of its sister school to create a new school culture serving the growing South Houston community. Additional classroom wings have been added over the years, including a $20 million renovation completed in 2003.

Principal: Steve Fullen

The new Dobie High School was completed in 2003. It is located on a 77 acre site behind Moore Elementary and can house an estimated 3,000 students in a 490,000 square foot building. The building contains approximately 120 regular classrooms. Some other facilities in the school are three Gyms, a Band Hall, a Choir Room, an Orchestra Room, an Ag. Room, a Cosmetology Room, CAD, a Health Occupations Room, an Auto Tech Facility, a Dance and Drill Room, a Library, a Cafeteria and an Auditorium. There is also a large green house. The estimated cost of the new school was $57 million dollars (according to the PISD web site).

Principal: Steve Jamill