Paul R. Williams High School

Paul R. Williams High School is a secondary school in the El Sereno community of Los Angeles, California, that appears in AMC's Fear The Walking Dead. It was destroyed along with the rest of the city as a result of Operation Cobalt.

Pre-Apocalypse

Los Angeles, California

The high school is a typical school where adolescents go for the purpose of gaining an education. Its extracurricular activities include sports such as soccer, and its team name appears to be the "Broncos".

Staff

This list shows the people who worked at the school:

Art Costa - Principal
Madison Clark - Guidance Counsellor
Travis Manawa - English Teacher
Stacy - Teacher
Physics Teacher
Security Guard
Faculty Member

Students

This list shows students who attend the school:

Appearances

Fear The Walking Dead

Season 1

"Pilot"
"So Close, Yet So Far"

Trivia

In the pilot, the school scenes were filmed inside an actual L.A. high school, Woodrow Wilson High, but for the rest of the season, production shifted to Vancouver, in Killarney Secondary School.^[1]
The name of the school in series is named by an actual architect Paul Revere Williams who designed Woodrow Wilson High school in real life.

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References

↑ the Walking Dead' Postmortem: Director Adam Davidson on (Spoiler's) Big Kill

Fear The Walking Dead Locations
Season 1	Los Angeles, California • Clark Family Home • Temple Community Hospital • El Sereno • Paul R. Williams High School • Salazar's Cuts • Sisters of Mercy Hospital • Los Angeles Basin Safe Zones • TruWest Airlines Flight 462 • West View Library • Los Angeles Arena • Raynard Community College • Strand's House • The Abigail
Season 2	Los Angeles, California • Strand's House • The Abigail • Catrina Island, California • TruWest Airlines Flight 462 • Pirate Layout • Abigail Home Experience • Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California • Tijuana, Baja California • Abigail Vineyard • La Colonia • Rosarito, Baja California • Rosarito Beach Hotel • El Pelícano • The Border Crossing
Season 3	Military Fuel Depot • Rosarito Beach Hotel • Broke Jaw Ranch • Black Hat Reservation • The Abigail • Gonzalez Dam • El Bazar
Season 4	Junkyard • Trailer Park • Dell Diamond Baseball Stadium • Gonzalez Dam • Deserted Town • Whirlin' Wavez • John Dorie's Cabin • Route 185 Bridge • McNeill's Bait & Beer • Cottonwood Inn • Ashburn Race Track • Chateau Lafite • AGL Lumber Yard • Texas House • The Flip-Flop Truck Stop • Augie's Ale • Mile Marker 27 • Mile Marker 21 • Ranger Station 26 • Nolan County Public Library • Mile Marker 54 • Austin, Texas • Brackenridge Hospital • Bill Doran Co. • Martha's Grave • Wittington's Denim Company
Season 5	Wittington's Denim Company • Plane Crash Site • Big Barn Truck Stop • Daniel's Warehouse • Tamplin's Grocery • Camp Cackleberry • Lonestar Power & Light • Humbug's Gulch • CRM's Fuel Drop • Augie's Ale • Treehouse • Candy's Car Lot • Jiro's Skyjump Dojo • The Caravan • Bridgeview Mall • Latham Police Department • Temple B'nai Israel • Tank Town • Cleon's Feedbag • Paradise Ridge • Super Lanes • Bingo • Bern's Vinyl • Karaoke Bar • Country Club • Logging Camp • Recreation Center
Season 6	Beached Submarine • Humbug's Gulch • Laredo, Texas • Galveston, Texas • Morgan's Hideout • Texas Dam • Lawton, Oklahoma • Tumbleweed Sugar Producing Factory • Funeral Home • Creative Visionaries Agency • Mavis David Swimming Pool • Tank Town • Buck's Landing • John Dorie's Cabin • Route 185 Bridge • McNeill's Bait & Beer
Larger Regions	California • Baja California • Virginia • Texas • Mississippi • Oklahoma • United States of America • Mexico

[1] the Walking Dead' Postmortem: Director Adam Davidson on (Spoiler's) Big Kill

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