Pacific High School is a public high school located at 425 Indian Warpath Drive in Pacific, Missouri, part of the Meramec Valley School District.
About In 2025 it had almost 1,000 students enrolled in grades 9-12. More than 88 percent of students were white during the 2023-–2024 school year. The school's location is documented as "fringe town". The Indians are the mascot. The school has a hall of fame.
In 2024, a meeting at the school was held to discuss declining enrollment at the county's elementary schools and proposals to close two of them. In 2025, a bond measure was proposed for the construction of a middle school on the high school campus.
Athletics In the 1920s when W. T. Leezy was as the track coach, the team had a five year unbeaten streak. The school made national headlines in 1923 after a student broke the world record for the women's high school high jump.
In 1994, the girls' volleyball team won a state championship. George Hinkle Jr. coached the school's football team.
Alumni George Hinkle, former NFL defensive end Brian Nieves, former state legislator Catherine Maguire, track athlete, teacher, and foster mom Linda Wells, softball player and coach
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External links Pacific H.S.