About Cassata Catholic High School
Cassata Catholic High School, located at 1400 Hemphill Street in Fort Worth, was established in 1975 as an alternative school for students who did not thrive in a traditional educational environment, and is named after Bishop John Joseph Cassata. It is a coeducational Catholic high school within the Diocese of Fort Worth offering a flexible, individualized program, and serves a significant population of students with learning differences. It has graduated over 3,500 students.
Quick facts
- Founded 1975
- Grades 9–12, Private Catholic
- Fort Worth
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