Pasadena High School

I graduated from Pasadena High School and had a really great experience. I’m still friends with many of the students from my graduating year. I think PHS prepared me for the real world by the exposure of a diverse group of people from all types of backgrounds which is what you’ll find on a college campus. Currently this school along with others in the pusd are implementing some great programs. Best of luck.

I went to a CIF playoff basketball game at Pasadena High School on 2÷18÷2015. It was my first time in the PHS Gym in over 30 years. The visiting Rosemead Panthers lost to the Pasadena Bulldogs by a score of 57 – 32. Parking was free to the game and I was given a ticket to get in. Plus, I took photos.

This school is making lots of changes an is the best public high school in Pasadena. 2 of my children have graduated from here. And went on to be a successful adult.

Good education goin on!!!

PASADENA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SUPPORT BOUND ANGELS AND ADVOCATE ON BEHALF OF ABUSED & ABANDONED ANIMALS:
On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 8:50am, the Pasadena High School Auditorium was filled with students captivated by the films created by Bound Angels Executive Director, Robert Cabral, and eager to hear how they can help to make a difference.
It has been reported that over 6,000,000 animals are put to death in our shelter system every year — that’s enough animals to stretch from Los Angeles to New York. PHS teacher, Ms. Courtney Cook, President of the Pasadena High School Animal Activist Group and Ms. Suzanna Gray, a PHS student avidly involved in Animal Rights, approached Bound Angels because of their unique and progressive approach toward this topic, in additional to their successful outcomes. Bound Angels makes it ‘COOL’ to care about, and advocate on behalf of, the rights of animals unable to fight for themselves. «I felt that as high school students we would really hear what they have to say», said Ms. Gray, who worked with Mr. Steve Gustin, Asst. Vice Principal and the rest of the Animal Activist team to bring the assembly to fruition. «We hope they come back again and do another presentation», said one of the students, «it was really inspiring and more people should hear what they have to say».
Bound Angels is a 501©3 nonprofit agency with a unique approach toward the rescue and rehabilitation of abused, neglected, and abandoned animals. Using contemporary media as a forum, Bound Angels educates animal care and rescue agencies, as well as individuals and communities, about the critical need for responsible stewardship of animals as pets or companions. Their compelling campaigns advocate: animal rights; rescue and rehabilitation of dogs deemed «hopeless» or «un-​adoptable»; encouraging people to rescue, adopt, foster and properly care for animals.
You can learn more about Bound Angels and watch their videos at


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Source: BOUND ANGELS, a 501©3 Nonprofit Agency
0: 12 — 16 — 2009
Contact: Annie McGinn Nisbet
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