Center. This facility houses three new art classrooms and a 500-seat theatre and technical theater shop space. This was the venue used for the 20th anniversary of the Fine Arts Academy in 2014. On May 7, 2015, nine-time Grammy award-winner Ray Benson of Asleep At The Wheel, performed at the evening reception for students, families, school administrators, and local press. Feeder patterns McCallum's feeder schools include Kealing, Lamar, and Webb Middle Schools. Academics McCallum participates in the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) program, offering approximately 25 different AP classes in addition to various dual enrollment options. It is ranked among the top 5% of public high schools nationally by Niche and among the top 10% nationally by US News & World Report. McCallum received the highest overall accountability rating ("A") from the Texas Education Agency with distinction designations in "Academic Achievement in English Language Arts/Reading" and "Academic Achievement in Social Studies". Athletics State championship appearances: Baseball 1956 (2A), 1997 (4A) Boys' Basketball 1966 (4A), 1992 (4A) Boys' Golf 1980 (4A) Volleyball 1994 (4A), 1997 (4A) Notable alumni Jay Arnette, basketball player (1963-1966) Robbie Beckett, baseball player Matt Belisle, baseball player (1998) Andy Brown, attorney and politician (1990) Tom Kite, professional golfer Timothy Kopra, engineer, colonel, and astronaut (1981) Austin Nichols, actor and director Wiley Wiggins, game designer and film actor Bill Zapalac, football player (1971-1973) References External links McCallum High School McCallum Fine Arts Academy Class Reunion pages 60th Anniversary Alumni Celebration Page 1985 Reunion Page 1988 Reunion Page High schools in Austin, Texas Educational institutions established in 1953 Austin Independent School District high schools 1953 establishments in Texas