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Christ the Redeemer Catholic School is the most recent school in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and the third Catholic grade school in the United States to earn the National Certificate for STEM Excellence (NCSE) - Campus Certification from the National Institute for STEM Education (NISE).

Re-enrollment has begun at CtRCS. We look back in thanks and look forward with the hope and anticipation of another year of inspired learning. Principal Dan Courtney outlines key accomplishments from 2019 as well as 2020-21 tuition rates.

The week before Thanksgiving break, CtRCS families banded together to collect food items for Cypress Assistance Ministries.

For students Carlos Rodriguez and Sevil Oksuzler, running is their passion. As a part of the Christ the Redeemer Catholic School Cross Country Team, both students were honored with medals for their great accomplishments. However, these student leaders understand the difference between just running to win and running to achieve their personal best.

We are excited and honored to announce that we have three teachers at CtRCS who have been selected for the ACET program. These teachers are Megan Reyna, Michelle Matlock, and Ashley Wetwiski. Please join us in celebrating and recognizing these stellar teachers.

Congratulations to CtRCS Crusader Lillian House! She is the proud recipient of the Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Hearts' Janet Erskine Stuart Award.

April is National Poetry month and 2nd grade sets this time aside to celebrate poets and their craft! Each writing block started with a daily poetry “battle” by listening to two different poems from famous authors each day, voting on the favorite, and then ultimately choosing the class favorite!

We are pleased to announce that Avery Melanson, 7th grade, has been accepted as a Junior Finalist in the Honors Junior Choir for the 2019 Middle School Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School’s theme this year is A.R.K.: Acts of Random Kindness. The 1st grade students were, so excited about the theme that they started the year off by reading and discussing Noah's Ark and God's promise.