Black - 4.1% Hispanic - 67.2% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander - 0.6% White - 23.9% Multiracial - 1.3% Feeder schools Junior high schools that feed into Mesa High School (and the elementary schools that feed into the junior high schools): Kino Junior High School: Thomas Edison Elementary School Dwight D. Eisenhower Center for Innovation Oliver Wendell Holmes Elementary School John Kerr Elementary School Lehi Elementary School Abraham Lincoln Elementary School James Lowell Elementary School Charles D. Poston Junior High School: Marjorie Entz Elementary School Eugene Field Elementary Nathan Hale Elementary School Michael Hughes Elementary Highland Arts Elementary School Henry Longfellow Elementary School Harvey L. Taylor Junior High School Washington Irving Elementary School Veora Johnson Elementary School Helen Keller Elementary School Ann Morrow LIndbergh Elementary School James Madison Elementary School William S. Porter Elementary School Charles I. Robson Elementary School Marilyn Wilson Elementary School Notable alumni Jeremy Accardo – MLB Baltimore Orioles Wayne Brown – Mayor of Mesa from 1996 to 2000 Jahii Carson – professional basketball player Jim Carter – NCAA golf champion and PGA Tour Lee Cummard – NBA D-League Utah Flash Kyler Fackrell – NFL Green Bay Packers Aaron Fuller - NCAA Iowa/USC & professional basketball Jeff Groscost – Arizona House Speaker Mickey Hatcher – MLB player, 2-time World Series champion Robert Holcombe – NFL St. Louis Rams, Super Bowl champion Don Janicki — Marathon runner Keelan Johnson - NCAA football ASU & NFL Philadelphia Eagles Mirriam Johnson AKA Jessi Colter – recording artist Jack Lind – MLB Milwaukee Brewers Andy Livingston – NFL Pro Bowl selection Warren Livingston – NFL Dallas Cowboys Deuce Lutui – NCAA football champion, NFL Arizona Cardinals Mike MacDougal – MLB All-Star Orlando McKay – NFL wide receiver Phil Ortega – MLB Washington Senators Rudy Owens - MLB Houston Astros Anthony Robles – NCAA wrestling champion, ESPY winner Matt Salmon – US Congressman Vai Sikahema – NCAA football champion, 2-time NFL Pro Bowler Delbert Stapley – LDS Apostle Wilford "Whizzer" White – ASU football legend, NFL player Patsy Willard – US Olympic diving bronze medalist Yuridia – diamond-certified recording artist References External links Mesa High School Home of the Jackrabbits – Official Mesa High School Website GreatSchools.net Mesa High School School Overview – School Evaluation & Statistics Mesa Football – Official Football Site Mesa Basketball – Official Boys Basketball Site Educational institutions established in 1899 High schools in Mesa, Arizona Public high schools in