• General Information

    Principal: Michael St. Ama       MStAma@dallasisd.org

    Assistant Principal: Candice Jackson canjackson@dallasisd.org

    Counselor: Andrea Alexander   analexander@dallasisd.org  

    Counselor: Angela Marlin         amarlin@dallasisd.org 

    Grade Levels: 9-12

    Trustee District: Maxie Johnson, District 5

    School Division/Feeder Pattern:
    Transformation & Innovation

    Executive Director: Dr. Michele Broughton

    PTO Information: PTO meeting dates and times are listed on our calendar and on the homepage under "Save the Date"

    Uniform Information: Dallas ISD Student Dress Code Policy

    School Colors: Purple and Gold

    Mascot: Eagle

    Extracurricular Activities Offered: See "Programs and Activities" Page

    Vision: All students will graduate with a high school diploma and an associate's degree.

    Graduation Plan Endorsements

    • STEM
    •  Multidisciplinary
    • Arts and Humanities
     
     
    The goal of Lassiter Early College High School is for all students to graduate with high school diplomas and 60 or more credits—even earning an associate degree. The degree indicates completion of core requirements transferable to four-year colleges everywhere. The courses required to earn the degree are free of charge. In 2021, 63 students (100% of the graduating class) received their associate degrees through Lassiter Early College High School and Dallas College El Centro Campus.
     
    The small size of Lassiter Early College High School allows faculty members to support students’ college coursework through tutoring, skill enrichment, and the kinds of relationships that motivate students to do great work. Those relationships create a family atmosphere, enhanced by close friendships and select activities that supplement students’ academic lives.
     
    Lassiter Early College High School is proud to be the flagship of Dallas Independent School District’s dual-credit programs. For over 30 years, students traditionally underserved by higher education have had the benefit of earning their high school diplomas at El Centro Campus while enjoying success in college classes.
     
    Lassiter Early College High School is proud of the work of its students, parents, and staff in meeting state accountability and earning 7 distinctions for both 2016 and 2017.