jazz singer and pianist Kevin Eschenfelder (Class of 1983), sportscaster and studio host, FSN Southwest Sean Patrick Flanery (Class of 1984), American film actor Kelsey Bone (Class of 2009), Professional basketball player for the Connecticut Sun in the WNBA Billy Ray Brown (Class of 1981), Professional Golfer Rhea Walls (Class of 2013), Stellar Award-winning Gospel recording Artist Alic Walls (Class of 2014), Stellar Award-winning Gospel recording Artist Ahjah Walls (Class of 2015), Stellar Award-winning Gospel recording Ainias Smith (Class of 2019), Notable player for the Texas A&M Aggies Football Team Feeder patterns The following elementary schools feed into Dulles H.S.: Dulles Barrington Place (partial) Highlands Lexington Creek Meadows The following middle schools feed into Dulles H.S.: Dulles Notoriety Cyber-bullying Dulles, along with the other Fort Bend High Schools of Elkins and Clements, was subject to an act of cyber terrorism when a list titled Whimsical Girls of FBISD was posted on Facebook in April 2010. The list named several female students from the three high schools with graphic detail of promiscuous acts that the girls performed, locations of the acts, as well as severe name calling. While some described this as tattle-taling, others argued that the list was a direct form of verbal assault and demanded the expulsion of the offender who posted the list. References External links Dulles High School Dulles Math and Science Academy Dulles Math and Science Academy Booster Club Site Unofficial alumni site for Dulles High School Official Dulles Athletic Booster Club Site Fort Bend Independent School District high schools Schools in Sugar Land, Texas 1959 establishments in Texas Educational institutions established in 1959