About

The Go Center, located inside Castleberry High School in room 227, is a dedicated space to support students in developing their postsecondary plans—whether pursuing college, trade school, military service, or entering the workforce.

The Go Center is a collaborative effort between Castleberry ISD, the TCU College Advising Corps, and the Tarrant To & Through (T3) Partnership. T3 is a local nonprofit that has helped hundreds of students in neighboring districts earn full tuition coverage at eight local colleges and universities.

Throughout the school year, students engage in a variety of postsecondary planning activities, including one-on-one advising sessions and college representative presentations. Castleberry High School’s Go Center is staffed by a campus coordinator and several advisors who help cultivate a strong college- and career-readiness culture, particularly among 10th–12th grade students during this pivotal stage of their educational journey. By working closely with the school’s counseling team, the Go Center expands access to individualized support, helping more students prepare for life after graduation.

The Go Center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., in accordance with the district’s academic calendar. It is closed on student and district holidays. Students do not need an appointment to meet with their college advisor; however, they must have an e-hallpass issued by their classroom teacher before visiting the Go Center.

For questions or to learn more, please email or stop by during operating hours.