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View Full Report Card. Thomas Jefferson High School is a public school located in DALLAS, TX. It has 1,452 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 14 to 1. According to state test scores, 30% of students are at least proficient in math and 20% in reading.
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Originally from Oklahoma, they moved to Dallas in 2021 in pursuit of better opportunities. They initially enrolled at North Dallas High School, but housing challenges led them to transfer to Thomas Jefferson. At Thomas Jefferson, they found a supportive community and set their sights on being their family’s first to graduate from college.
At Thomas Jefferson High School, CTE is a central focus of the Careers + Communication Technology (CCT) program. The CCT program at TJ prepares students for both college and careers by offering a combination of academic, technical and experiential learning.
Visiting alumni can sign in at the front office or call the main number at 720-423-7000 for information. Spartan Reunions. A sense of community lingers long after leaving the school that shaped our journeys. From 10-year to 50-year reunions, find out how to connect or reconnect through links below:
Scholarship Applicants | Thomas Jefferson High School Alumni Association. TJHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS 2024. Spring 2024 Application Period: FEBRUARY 1 to APRIL 30, 2024. This scholarship offer is for senior students attending Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas, TX, only.
Recently, 279 Dallas ISD students competed in the Region V Academic Pentathlon Meet hosted at Thomas Jefferson High School by Student Activities. The national theme for Academic Pentathlon changes each year. This year’s theme was Technology and Humanity.
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology admitted 550 students strong as its Class of 2025. The population reflects broader diversity, equity, and inclusion than any other...
