Castle Rock High School

Public school in Castle Rock, Washington, United States

Athletics conferenceTrico 1ANicknameThe Rockets^[2]RivalsLa Center High SchoolAccreditationNAASWebsitewww.crschools.org

Castle Rock High School is a rural public high school in Castle Rock, Washington.

Academics

14% of Castle Rock students take an Advanced Placement (AP) exam, with 2% passing the AP exam. 18% of Castle Rock students are proficient in math and 55% are proficient in reading. Castle Rock is well below the state median both graduation rates and proficiency scores.^{[citation needed]}

Castle Rock has a graduation rate of 80%.^[3]

Demographics

White (79%)

Hispanic (12%)

Two or More Races (6%)

American Indian/Alaskan Native (2%)

Asian (1%)

Other (1%)

Castle Rock is a predominantly white high school, with 79% of its students considering themselves white. The two other most popular racial/ethinc groups are Hispanic and Two or more races.

47% of students are female, and 53% are male. 47% are economically disadvantaged, with 48% forming part of the free or reduced lunch programs. ^[3]

Sports

Castle Rock is a member of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) and competes in the Southwest Washington District 4 Trico 1A league. The Trico 1A consists of eight teams.^[4]

State championships

Baseball: 1988^[5]
Boys Basketball: 1932, 1969
Boys Track: 1983, 1985, 1990, 1991
Boys Wrestling: 1984, 1985
Football: 1988
Softball: 2007, 2010
Volleyball: 1987, 1993, 2013

State runners-up

Baseball: 1987^[5]
Boys Track: 1974, 1975, 1984
Boys Wrestling: 1981, 1982
Girls Basketball: 1982, 2013
Softball: 2008, 2009
Volleyball: 1983, 2008, 2011

Notable people

Benji Radach - mixed martial arts fighter

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "Castle Rock High School". National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved September 8, 2021.
^ Marc Sheehan (17 January 2012). "Washington College and High School Mascots". Retrieved 2 June 2012.
^ ^a ^b "US News Castle Rock High School".
^ "2010-2012 Washington Interscholastic Athletics Association League Alignments". WIAA. Retrieved 2 June 2012.
^ ^a ^b Washington Interscholastic Athletics Association. Tournament History: Champion Information Archived June 12, 2010, at the Wayback Machine

WIAA Southwest Washington District 4

4A, 3A, 2A Classifications

4A Conferences
Greater St. Helens 4A Battle Ground Tigers Camas Papermakers Skyview Storm Union Titans

3A Conferences
Greater St. Helens 3A Evergreen Plainsmen Heritage Timberwolves Kelso Hilanders Mountain View Thunder Prairie Falcons

2A Conferences
Greater St. Helens 2A Columbia River Rapids Fort Vancouver Trappers Hockinson Hawks Hudson's Bay Eagles Mark Morris Monarchs R. A. Long Lumberjacks Ridgefield Spudders Washougal Panthers Woodland Beavers Evergreen 2A Aberdeen Bobcats Black Hills Wolves Centralia Tigers Rochester Warriors Shelton Highclimbers Tumwater T-birds W.F. West Bearcats

1A, 2B, 1B Classifications

1A Conferences
Evergreen 1A Eatonville Cruisers Elma Eagles Hoquiam Grizzlies Montesano Bulldogs Stevenson Bulldogs Tenino Beavers Trico 1A Castle Rock Rockets Columbia (White Salmon) Bruins Kingsway Christian Knights La Center Wildcats Seton Catholic Cougars

2B Conferences
Central 2B Adna Pirates Kalama Chinooks Morton White Pass Timberwolves Napavine Tigers Onalaska Loggers Rainier Mountaineers Toledo Indians Toutle Lake Ducks Wahkiakum Mules Winlock Cardinals Pacific 2B Chief Leschi Warriors Forks Spartans Ilwaco Fishermen North Beach Hyaks Ocosta Wildcats Raymond Gulls South Bend Indians

1B Conferences
Coastal 1B Lake Quinault Elks Knight Owls North River Mustangs Oakville Acorns Taholah Chitwin Wishkah Valley Loggers Columbia Valley Cedar Tree Classical Christian Columbia Adventist Kodiaks Firm Foundation Christian Eagles Mossyrock Vikings Naselle Comets Pe Ell Trojans Three Rivers Christian Washington School for the Deaf Willapa Valley Vikings