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The Cypress Christian School Choir celebrated an outstanding year with "Decades," a sold-out Pop Show featuring music from four decades, student choreography, senior recognition and a meaningful closing blessing.
The Cypress Christian School Intermediate Acting class entertained audiences with "When Bad Things Happen to Good Actors," showcasing the creativity, teamwork and talent of both the cast and technical crew.
CCS Chamber Choir earned State Runner-Up at the TAPPS State Choral Competition, receiving Superior ratings and achieving Sweepstakes honors.
Cypress Christian School photography students earned Third Place in Nature and an Honorable Mention in Sports during their first appearance in the ATPI Rising Star Photography Contest.
Cypress Christian School artists earned a TAPPS state championship and numerous top finishes at the 2026 TAPPS Art Competition, tripling the school's number of award winners from the previous year.
Cypress Christian School vocal and strings students earned record honors at the TAPPS Solo & Ensemble Championship, with 58 students receiving Superior ratings.
Members of the Cypress Christian School String Ensemble earned Superior ratings at the TAPPS Solo & Ensemble Competition, highlighting the excellence of both the middle and high school fine arts programs.
On Thursday evening, December 11, The MET Church was filled with the sounds of Christmas. Secondary choir students welcomed guests with carols, and our string ensemble entertained families in the lobby. Our youngest TK Warriors opened the evening with songs
Cailea Chalton is an incredible artist who will be pursuing animation in college next year. She has applied to and been accepted into several top art schools across the country. Cailea was the president of the National Art Honor Society
On Thursday, December 7, the sanctuary of The MET Church was filled with the sounds of Christmas. Our youngest TK Warriors opened the evening with a song, followed by amazing performances from the secondary choirs.
The Cypress Christian School art, theatre and music departments spent the end of their Spring Break in the Big Apple! Twenty-one CCS high school students, five parents, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Ward and Mr. Williamson spent four days of their spring
Cypress Christian School took a total of 41 soloists to competition, middle school and high school combined, 30 of which were first-time soloists at TAPPS Solo and Ensemble. Of these singers, the following students received a I-Superior Rating (highest possible)

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School resumes Tuesday, January 27, 2026, as scheduled.