Burleson Collegiate High School is a TEA designated early college high school in Johnson County, Texas, located in a residential suburb of Fort Worth. The school district serves over 12,000 students in five high schools, 4 middle schools, and 10 elementary schools. The school opened in the fall of 2016 and graduated the first senior class in the spring of 2020. Burleson Collegiate High School is accredited by the Texas Education Agency and holds membership in the College Board.

African-American - 7.7%

Hispanic - 26.9 %, 

White - 56%

Asian - 3.8%

2 or more multicultural - 5.5%

Texas Education Agency (TEA)

The academic program is organized on a block schedule. Nine credits per academic year is the maximum course load. 

Pre-AP Courses Offered:

English 1

English 2

Geometry 

Algebra 2

World History

Biology

Chemistry

Regular Courses Offered: 

Earth and Space Science

Economics

English 3

English 4

US Government

Sociology

PATH 1-4

Practical Writing

Psychology

Spanish 1

Spanish 2

Statistics 

US History

Physical Education

Personal Finance

Texas Government

Algebra 1

World Geography

Physics

Dual Credit Courses Offered:

Music Appreciation

Physical Education

Spanish 2

Speech 

Business Computer Information Systems

English 3

English 4

US Government

US History 

Algebra

Statistics

Psychology

Texas Government

Economics

Biology for non-science majors

Stars and Galaxies

Burleson Collegiate has 15 professional faculty members and 3 paraprofessional staff members. All professional faculty members are highly qualified. 41% of the staff hold a Master's Degree. 

GPA is computed on a 4.5 point scale. Due to weighted PAP and Dual credit courses, (.5 is added to the final mark) the final grade point average may exceed 4.0. Beginning with grade nine, all subjects, whether passed or failed, are included in the computation. A minimum of 26 credits is required for graduation. PAP and Dual credit courses are weighted. Grades are recorded on the transcript and GPA is computed in January and May. Senior class honor students shall be designated at the end of the fifth six-week period of the senior year.

Honor Graduate Designations Based on 4.0 Scale:

Honor Graduates shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions:

1. All courses taken in residence during the regular term shall be included in computig honors. 
2. Students shall be preliminarily ranked at the end of the seventh semester for college admission purposes. GPA shall be officially calculated at the end of the fifth six weeks of the senior year. 
3. Latin Honors will be bestowed as follows:
   1. A. Summa Cum Laude - graduation under the Foundation High School Program with an endorsement and earn the distinguished level of achievement with a 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4-point scale.
   2. B. Magna Cum Laude - graduation under the Foundation High School Program with an endorsement and earn the distinguished level of achievement with a 3.0 - 3.49 GPA or graduation under the Foundation High School Program with an endorsement with a 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4-point scale. 
   3. C. Cum Laude - graduation under the Foundation High School Program with an endorsement with a 3.25 GPA to a 3.49 GPA on a 4-point scale.

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