Cypress Christian School
Cypress · Northwest Houston
21455 Bridgeland Creek Parkway, Cypress, TX 77433Map ↗Established 1978
About this information
$24,810
Tuition · 2026–27
9–12
Grades
267
Upper School Enrollment
—
Student–teacher
Not published
At a glance
A Christ-centered college-preparatory program pairs four years of required Bible study with an AP Capstone research curriculum, Pre-AP and honors coursework beginning freshman year, and early college advising.
Advanced Academics
Seventeen AP courses and the AP Capstone Diploma Program, offered at fewer than 1,500 high schools nationwide, build research, writing and presentation skills.
Faith-Integrated Curriculum
Four years of required Bible courses run through every grade, from Old and New Testament to senior-year Faith, Logic & Reasoning.
Leadership Development
The Warrior Leadership Academy and Student Leadership University conferences build leadership skills throughout high school.
Early College Preparation
College advising and campus visits begin freshman year, well ahead of PSAT and application season.
Tuition & financial aid
2026–27 Tuition
$24,810
Estimated First-Year Required Cost
$25,310
Payment options
Annual
Semi-annual
Monthly
Need-based aid
Need-based awards usually run 5%-20% of tuition; families are expected to cover the majority themselves.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Additional & conditional costs
Required and potential costs beyond published tuition
Mandatory freshman fees
Included in estimated first-year required cost
Student fee
Annual · Covers textbooks, workbooks, technology and classroom materials.
Application / pre-admission costs
Not included in estimated first-year cost
Application fee
ISEE testing fee
Grades 5-12
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Admissions
Admissions Timeline
2027–28 cycle- Nov 1, 2026
Application Opens for 2027-2028 School Year
What's required
Entrance exam: ISEE
Teacher recommendations
Interview
At least one parent is a professing Christian and agrees with the school’s Statement of Faith
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 10, 2026
Academics
Advanced Coursework
17
AP Courses
11
Honors Courses
Academic Model & Programs
Signature program: AP Capstone Diploma Program — A two-year sequence (AP Seminar, then AP Research) in which students conduct independent research culminating in a paper and presentation; CCS is one of about 1,500 schools worldwide offering it.
Warrior Leadership Academy — Monthly leadership lunches and a Student Professional Coalition speaker series pair with a four-year Student Leadership University travel sequence — San Antonio as freshmen, Washington D.C., then Europe and Greece — that builds from personal to civic to historical leadership.
Grading
GPA Scale
A+ (97-100) through F (below 69), 4.0 scale · Semester grades are unweighted; AP and honors courses earn separate weighted quality points.
Class Ranking
Not Ranked
Graduation Requirements
28 credits requiredSources
- Apply
- 2025-2026 School Profile (PDF)
- AP Capstone School
- Warrior Leadership Academy
- College & Academic Advising
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
World Languages
Spanish
Spanish I • Spanish II • Spanish III • AP Spanish • AP Spanish IV
American Sign Language
ASL I • ASL II
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 6, 2026
College Prep
College Counseling
Individual college advising from freshman year, with an annual four-year-plan review, the YouScience aptitude assessment in 10th grade and PSAT/NMSQT in 11th grade
College outcomes · Class of 2025
78
Graduates
100%
College Acceptance
38
AP Scholar Recipients
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Faith & community
Christian — Non-Denominational identity
Christian — Non-Denominational
Non-denominational evangelical Christian · Admission requires at least one parent to be a professing Christian who agrees with the school’s Statement of Faith.
Chapel & worship
Weekly Chapel · Wednesdays
A dedicated High School service; speakers are CCS faculty, local pastors, or vetted guests.
Service
Self-directed community service
10 hours per semester (20 hours per year) — church or community ministry, unpaid help for a neighbor, or volunteering at school events are examples the school gives.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Athletics
TAPPS
League / Classification
Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools.
12 sports offered
Varsity/interscholastic offerings
Football • Volleyball • Cross Country • Basketball · Boys & Girls • Soccer · Boys & Girls • Swimming • Baseball • Softball • Golf • Track & Field • Cheer • Dance
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 9, 2026
Arts
Orchestra / Strings
A String Ensemble; also a Praise & Worship Band.
Band
Visual Arts
Art I, II, III and AP Art, plus a Photography course.
Theater / Drama
Intro, Intermediate, Advanced Drama and Technical Theater Arts courses; recent mainstage musicals include Beauty and the Beast and The Sound of Music.
Choir / Vocal
Digital / Media Arts
Audio Video Production and Digital Media courses, plus a Yearbook program.
School life
Campus & Setting
Main Campus
Bridgeland Creek Parkway · Cypress
One K-12 campus in Cypress, northwest of Houston.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 5, 2026
Daily Life
School Day
8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Eight class periods a day across two semesters.
Uniform
Uniform required
FlynnO’Hara is the required uniform provider for shirts, blouses, jumpers and skirts; students may wear jeans/uniform bottoms with CCS spirit wear on Fridays.
Lunch & Dining
Hot lunch program
Offered for grades TK-12.
Phone Policy
Phones off and in backpacks, 7:30 AM to last bell
High school and middle school students may not access or wear phones or smartwatches during the school day; devices are confiscated on violation, with a detention on a second offense.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 6, 2026
Clubs & Activities
5 activities across 2 categories
Honor Societies
- National Honor Society
- National Art Honor Society
- National English Honor Society
- National Thespian Society
Student Government
- Ambassador Council
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 6, 2026
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