W. H. Adamson High School

W. H. Adamson High School, located in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas, is a historic public secondary school with roots dating back to 1891. Originally named Oak Cliff High School, it was renamed in honor of William Hardin Adamson, a key figure in its early history. The school has a rich athletic tradition, being home to one of the oldest football programs in Texas. It features modern facilities, including a large auditorium and specialized programs like ROTC. The school serves a diverse student body, with a significant percentage coming from low-income families and many learning English as a second language. The old building has been granted historical status, reflecting its importance in the community and education history of Dallas.