Principal  

Ronald Pugh

Associate Principals

Dr. Zelmarian Ready

Christopher Rose

Dean of Instruction
Dr. Joy Avery

Assistant Principals

Jeanetta Eaglin
Darriel D. Ervin

Dexter Lindsey
Lora Macaulay

Anjessica Moffitt

Counselors
Angelia Archie
Sabrah Beaird

Jennifer Cockerell (Lead)
Chandra Jackson

Tiesha Gardner, SEL 

Creshendle Antonia, LPC

Destiny Doines, Communities In Schools

 

Everman Collegiate High School (Early College High School) 

TCC Liaison Heather Hollarn

Early College Counselor Charlotte Parker

 

Everman Independent School District, home to Joe C Bean High School, is located in the rapidly growing Dallas/Fort Worth corridor. EISD serves the city of Everman and portions of South Fort Worth, Forest Hill, and Burleson.

 

Everman ISD provides outstanding instructional programs for pre-kindergarten through grade twelve. The faculty and support staff are committed to providing a quality education for all students. The schools provide innovative programs with the financial backing needed to achieve an outstanding education.

 

 

Everman Joe C. Bean High School, in partnership with parents and the community, will provide innovative instructional programs for students to inspire a passion for lifelong learning, to develop responsibility and character, and to achieve academic excellence and college readiness, enabling them to compete in an ever-changing global community.

 

 

EXCELLENCE-EVERYWHERE-EVERY DAY!!!

 

 

ONE GOAL...ONE PURPOSE...STUDENT SUCCESS

 

 

Fall  August 10, 2022 - December 16, 2022

Spring  January 4, 2023 - May 25, 2023

Each semester consists of three 6-week grading periods. Students have the opportunity to complete 8 units of credit over the course of the school year.

 

 

Attendance is critical to academic success. Students are required to be in attendance for at least 90% of each class period per semester in order to receive credit. Excessive absences may result in loss of credit.   

 

 

Campus Size: 1,753

 

Demographics per TEA 2022 School Report Card:

 

 

 

 90-100 = A     80-89 = B      70-79 = C    Below 70 = Failing

 

Early College HS courses are converted from an alpha grade to a numeric grade as follows:   A=95    B=85    C=75    D=55

 

 

Foundation High School Program

Distinguished Level of Achievement + Endorsement(s) 

 

Students will choose at least one Endorsement option:  STEM, Business and Industry, Public Services, Arts and Humanities, or Multidisciplinary Studies. Each endorsement typically requires 4-5 specific courses in a concentrated program of study. 

Students may earn one or more  Performance Acknowledgements through Dual Credit, Bilingualism, Biliteracy, Languages Other Than English, Advanced Placement, PSAT/SAT/ACT, or a Business & Industry Certification.  

 

 

Joe C Bean High School offers on-level, Honors , AP, and  Dual Credit courses to include two workforce education programs leading to postsecondary Level 1 certificates.  Additionally, we offer 6 career and technical education (CTE) programs of study that provide opportunities for business and industry certification(s).

 

Joe C Bean High School is the parent school of Everman Collegiate High School, a school within-a-school model for Everman ISD’s Early College High School programs in partnership withTarrant County College, South Campus. 

 

Advanced Courses Offered SY 2021-22

Honors   11

Dual Credit   40

Advanced Placement   4

 

# of AP Students Tested   137     

# of AP Exams Taken  138

% of Total AP Students Earning Scores 3+   48% 

 

 

EISD includes in the calculation of class rank semester grades earned in high school credit courses taken at any grade level. The calculation shall include failing grades.  

Weighted Grading System

 

Exclusions: grades earned in assigned remediation or tutoring courses; local credit courses; courses for which a pass/fail grade is assigned; credit by examination, with or without prior instruction; dual credit course taken prior to the first semester of junior year (cohorts 2023-2026); summer school, unless the summer school course is a dual credit course taken through a college with which the District has a partnership agreement; grades earned through distance learning courses, Texas Virtual School Network (TxVSN) courses, and any dual credit courses taken through a college with which the District does not have a partnership agre