News - About the School RSS Feed

Team CtRCS had one of the largest groups show up in support of Catholic education at the annual 5k and fun run downtown earlier this month.

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.

On May 22, we had our annual 3rd grade pioneer day! We have this day at the conclusion of reading "Little House in the Big Woods" by Laura Ingalls Wilder to make the novel come to life for the students. Read more about this fun day!

CtR Elementary Racers and the Middle School Track and Field Team competed Saturday in the first meet of the season. What an exciting day! See the winners and those who placed.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School had several athletes quality for the track and field championship at Strake Jesuit College Preparatory School on Saturday, April 29. Congratulations to those athletes! See their names and events listed in the story.

The Elementary Science Fair was a great success! All of the students who presented did a great job. A big thanks to the parents and friends who were judges. Also, kudos to Mr. Suarez and Mrs. Gaston for organizing a great fair! See the list of winners!

Earlier this year, 2nd Class Boy Scout and fellow CtR Crusader, Al Davis, achieved the Ad Altare Dei award which is one of two religious emblems for scouts ages 13-15.

HEB is currently offering bonus Box Tops for Education during Sept. 7-20. Join in the fun to support CtRCS!

CtRCS is starting a Vocation Chalice Program this year! Led by our new Religion Teacher, Mark Dolce, this program will help facilitate a culture of vocations at CtRCS.

Boy Scout Troop #573 at Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church​ helped CtRCS and the Genesis Early Childhood Program by installing new, permanent trash cans on the playground this year.

In the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Catholic education fundraiser of the year, the 11th Annual Steps for Students 2016 was a hit! We had more than 600 participants and 300 donors!

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School participated in the annual Catholic Schools Week, a national week that celebrates Catholic education in the United States. Below is a recap of each day’s events during the week.

To celebrate National Catholic Schools Week, Jan. 31-Feb. 6, CtRCS will host an Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 4 at the school. For the next school year, 2016-17, the school will welcome students for 7th grade.

Spring Creek presented a check to the school on Dec. 17 at assembly for $1,300.

To honor and support United States service men and women overseas, Christ the Redeemer Catholic School participated in Operation Gratitude. Students donated their Halloween Candy and wrote letters to those who are serving our country.

On Feb. 16, Christ the Redeemer Catholic School led an in-service for 250 educators in Region A of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston on a learning initiative that integrates science, technology, religion, engineering, arts and math – S.T.R.E.A.M. Read more.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church and School had 24 singers participate in the Pueri Cantores Festival, a yearly event put on by this international Catholic choral organization, on Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart.

CtR Catholic School hosted its inaugural “Chilly” Cook Off on Jan. 23 and raised more than $20,000 as a part of Steps for Students, an Archdiocesan campaign to raise awareness and support for Catholic education. The event had 19 teams cooking chili and more than 550 people in attendance. With the music turned up, chili pouring and children playing, it was tough to tell who was having more fun – the kids or the adults.

The National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) announces its annual National Catholic Schools Week (CSW) celebration to take place January 25-31, 2015. The theme, “Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service,” will focus on the value that Catholic education provides to young people and its contributions to the Catholic Church, local communities and the nation.

All of the Kindergarten students did such an awesome job decorating and presenting their storybook characters.