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	==Admissions==		==Admissions==

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East Early College High School is a secondary charter school located at 2524 Garland Street in Houston, Texas, United States with a ZIP code of 77087.

The school is operated by the Houston Independent School District in association with the Houston Community College System-Southeast Campus and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The school is located in the HCC-Southeast Campus.

History

The school never really opened. Actually, we here a wikipedia have no idea, where in the world the school is? If anyone has any info let us no cuz we have no F'ing idea where..

Student body

And the lord said that you will kill your first born son, and the man said but why, and the lord said, yousee this is why it wouldnt work out between us, and the man said c'mon baby I can change. To show that the man could change, he created a school. Not just an ordinary school but a school for super heros. They disguised it with the Name East Early College High School. Out of no where approximately 115 students were enrolled during the 2006-2007 school year.

Admissions

Students interested in attending East Early College High School are required to submit sausages .

References

^ "THE EAST EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Application for Admission 2008-2009," East Early College High School
"Office of Public Information • 6815 Rustic," Houston Community College System
"About Us," East Early College High School

External links

East Early College High School

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K–12 schools	T. H. Rogers (alternative, magnet)
6–12 schools	Jane Long Academy (middle school zoned, high school not zoned) Leland (alt.) Sharpstown Int'l (alt.) Y.W.C.P.A. (alt.)
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Alternative and magnet high schools	Carnegie Vanguard Challenge Early College DeBakey East Early College Eastwood Academy Energy Institute H.A.I.S. H.S.E.P. H.S.P.V.A. Jones Futures Academy Barbara Jordan H.S.L.J. Liberty (Newcomer) Mount Carmel Acad. North Houston Early College South Early College
K–8 schools	Baker (formerly Woodrow Wilson) Gregory-Lincoln Wharton Mandarin Immersion (magnet only) The Rice School (magnet only)
Middle schools	Key Lanier Pershing BCM Academy at Ryan (magnet) Las Américas Newcomer School (alternative) Others
Elementary schools	Cage Cornelius Harvard Kashmere Gardens Lantrip Poe River Oaks Travis Walnut Bend Arabic Immersion (magnet only) Others
Former alt. K-12/6–12 schools	C.L.C. Kay On-Going Leader's Acad. Pro-Vision Academy (no longer affiliated with HISD, still in operation) V Prep
Former high schools	San Jacinto Carter Career Center (alternative) DeVry Advantage Academy (alternative) Gulf Coast Trades Center (no longer affiliated with HISD, still in operation) Middle College (magnet)
Former middle and K-8 schools	Edgar M. Gregory K-8 Ryan MS The Lawson Academy (no longer affiliated with HISD, still in operation)
Athletics	Delmar Fieldhouse Delmar Stadium
Literature	Brown, Not White Make Haste Slowly
Superintendents	Edison E. Oberholtzer Billy Reagan Joan Raymond Frank Petruzielo Yvonne Gonzalez (interim) Rod Paige Abelardo Saavedra Terry Grier Richard A. Carranza Mike Miles

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