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Cypress Christian School has been named the 2026 Macaroni KID Greater Northwest Houston Family Favorite for Best Private School, an honor determined by nominations and votes from local families throughout the Cypress, Bridgeland, Tomball and Spring communities. The recognition reflects
Thanks to the generosity of Run-4-Fun participants and Warrior Fund donors, Cypress Christian School students will enjoy a new artificial turf playground that provides more opportunities for outdoor play, learning and friendship throughout the school year.
The Class of 2026 celebrated the first Senior & Kindergarten Walk on Cypress Christian School's Bridgeland campus, marking a cherished tradition that reflects faith, legacy and the journey from kindergarten to graduation.
CCS elementary students partnered with Cypress Assistance Ministries to pack 334 backpacks filled with school supplies, notes, and gifts—living out “Love God, Love People” in a powerful way.
More than 225 members of the Cypress Christian School community gathered for the Next Step Fundraising Breakfast to celebrate God's faithfulness and support the Warrior Fund's mission of expanding access to Christ-centered education.
Cypress Christian School's new RPG Club invites students in grades 6–12 to build teamwork, creativity and problem-solving skills through collaborative tabletop role-playing games.
First-grade students built reading confidence and strengthened comprehension while partnering with high school Reading Buddies through Cypress Christian School's National English Honor Society.
Elementary students enjoyed a day of teamwork, friendly competition and Christ-centered community during Cypress Christian School's annual Tribal Competition, culminating with the Joseph Tribe's tug-of-war championship victory.
Operation Christmas Child: Students Live Out “Love God, Love People” Through Service Elementary students at Cypress Christian School continued a cherished campus tradition by participating in our annual Operation Christmas […]
In addition to visiting ELA classes, Allison Clayton and Becca Lehde led the middle school chapel and educated students about the life of refugees in Houston and how their organization helps refugee families during the difficult transition period by providing
