Paris High School

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Paris High School is one of the two public high schools in Paris, Kentucky, United States. In grades 9-12, Paris High School serves 219 students. Paris is a relatively small high school, but is well known for diversity. The school was integrated in 1963 and the students of Paris Western transferred in the next year. Paris Independent Schools has a long tradition of educating children in Paris and Bourbon County. Beginning in 1798 as the Bourbon Academy, and changing its name to Paris City School in 1865, the tradition of creating "life-long learners", who contribute to society, still holds true today.Athletics Baseball (separate boys and girls) Basketball (separate boys and girls) Cheerleading squad (boys and girls together) Cross country team (co-educational) Powerlifting Football (boys only) Golf (separate boys and girls) Soccer (separate boys and girls) Softball (girls only) Tennis (separate boys and girls) Track (separate boys and girls) Swimming (co-educational) Bowling (separate boys and girls) ArcheryAcademicsParis High School has the following academic departments: Career and Technology English Fine Arts Foreign Languages (Spanish) Math Sciences Social StudiesFamily and Consumer SciencesAcademy of Health Sciences Paris High School offers the following of AP classes: Art History Biology Calculus English LiteratureMusicParisionares Choir - Directed By Eric Masters - Piano Accompaniment By Kathy TobinBandThe band director is Eric Masters Marching Band -assisted by James Morris, Philip Grigson, Debbie Hale, Josh Williams, Dwight Guy, and others. Symphonic Winds Symphonic Band Jazz Band Pep Band