DECA Chapter in Texas by membership and has been one of the top 10 largest in the world for five years. Clements has the largest number of degrees in the National Speech and Debate Association East Texas District, making it a prominent speech and debate school. The school has gotten first at the Texas Forensic Association State Tournament in Public Forum Debate in 2009, in Congressional Debate in 2013, and in Public Forum Debate in 2015. In 2016, Clements was the runner-up in Lincoln Douglas Debate at the Tournament of Champions. Feeder patterns The following elementary schools feed into Clements: Colony Bend Austin Parkway (partial) Colony Meadows Commonwealth (partial) Settlers Way (partial) Cornerstone The following middle schools feed into Clements: Fort Settlement Middle School (partial)(FSMS) First Colony Middle School (partial)(FCMS) Sartartia Middle School(partial)(SMS) Demographics As of Spring 2017: American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.39% Asian 54.23% Black/African American 5.96% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (unknown) White 24.18% Hispanic or Latino 11.95% 2 or more races 3.25% Notoriety Cyber-bullying Clements, along with the other Fort Bend High Schools of Elkins and Dulles, 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. Notable alumni Craig Ackerman - play-by-play announcer for NBA's Houston Rockets Matt Albers - Major League Baseball pitcher, Washington Nationals Derek Carr - NFL quarterback, Las Vegas Raiders Jennifer Don - US Figure Skating national medalist, World Junior bronze medalist, National Champion of Taiwan JC Gonzalez - actor, songwriter, singer; participated in Victorious, Parks and Recreation, Blue, Los Americans and others. Daniella Guzman - journalist with local TV station KPRC-TV (2006-2012 and 2022–present) Clay Helton - former USC head football coach, and current head coach at Georgia Southern University. Tyson Helton - football coach John King - Major League Baseball pitcher, Texas Rangers K. J. Noons - professional mixed martial artist, won inaugural EliteXC Lightweight Championship, UFC Welterweight Loral O'Hara - engineer and NASA astronaut. Mark Quinn - Major League Baseball outfielder, Kansas City Royals Jon Schillaci - Serial Rapist