Charles W. Flanagan High School
Charles W. Flanagan High School is a public high school in Pembroke Pines, Florida, United States. Opened in 1996, it was the first public high school in the city. Flanagan's enrollment is just under 2600. Flanagan has a Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FSA) school grade of "A" for the 2016–2017 academic year. History The school was named after Charles W. Flanagan, a previous Pembroke Pines mayor. The school mascot is a Falcon. Notable alumni Nick Turnbull, Former NFL player for Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals. Bridget Carey, CNET Senior Editor Cary Williams, attended the school for two years - Cornerback, Tennessee Titans, Baltimore Ravensall, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks Conroy Black, attended the school for two years - Cornerback, Oakland Raiders, Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs. Named one of the fastest football players in the nation on the annual Heisman Pundit list. Faion Hicks, Former University of Wisconsin Cornerback, current NFL player for the Denver Broncos Conceited, battle rapper and Wild 'N Out cast member J. D. Martinez, outfielder for the Boston Red Sox Mike Napoli, first baseman who is currently a free agent Jim Alers, Professional Mixed Martial Arts fighter for the Ultimate Fighting Championship Alia Atkinson, Olympic swimmer