Rosehill Christian School
Tomball · Northwest Houston area
19830 FM-2920, Tomball, TX 77377Map ↗Established 1990
About this information
$22,000
Tuition · 2026–27
PK3–12
Grades
124
Upper School Enrollment
—
Student–teacher
Not published
At a glance
A college-prep program that weaves Scripture into every subject pairs four years of Bible with Pre-AP courses from ninth grade, AP classes and Lone Star College dual credit.
Faith & Worldview
Four years of Bible run from New Testament Survey through Old Testament courses to senior New Testament Application.
Advanced Academics
Pre-AP English, math and science from ninth grade lead to nine AP courses, including AP Calculus BC.
College Credit
Juniors and seniors can earn Lone Star College credit in twelve on-campus courses, from British Literature to Physics.
Agriculture & FFA
Agriculture electives through level IV, FFA and 4-H lead to livestock shows and a veterinary science certification.
Tuition & financial aid
2026–27 Tuition
$22,000
Total Required Cost
$22,000
TEFA (Texas Education Freedom Account)
Required general fees — included in $22,000
Field trips · Pinnacle Retreat · Morning care
Sibling discount
5% multi-student tuition discount
Need-based aid
Partial grants of up to 75% of tuition, based on an outside financial review filed every year. Applications open in January and funds go first-come, first-served.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Additional & conditional costs
Required and potential costs beyond published tuition
Application / pre-admission costs
Not included in estimated first-year cost
Application fee
Non-refundable.
Optional / variable expenses
Not included in estimated first-year cost
Admissions testing
If the principal requires testing · For grades 7–12 the principal decides after reviewing the file; non-refundable.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Admissions
Admissions Timeline
2027–28 cycleDates not posted for this cycle yet
What's required
Entrance exam: Admissions testing as the principal requires
Teacher recommendations
Interview
At least one parent is a believer in Jesus Christ, as defined in the Statement of Faith
Regular in-person attendance at a local church with a comparable Statement of Faith
Signed Statement of Faith and Morality Statement
Good to know
- Openings
- Seats are offered while each class has room. A waiting pool forms once the grade fills.
- Priority consideration
- Siblings of current students are processed first, then families from the wider Christian community. In that second group, at least one parent is a born-again believer.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Academics
Advanced Coursework
9
AP Courses
10
Honors Courses
5
Pre-AP Courses
Dual Credit
OfferedLone Star College courses taught on campus for juniors and seniors; a grade below B ends dual credit in that subject.
Grading
+1.0 (Honors, AP and dual credit)
Graduation Requirements
30 credits requiredSources
Student Services program
Academy 139
Self-contained classes for grades 7–12 with diverse learning needs, 2:1 to 3:1 student-teacher ratio; students join the wider school for chapel, electives, fine arts and athletics.
Academic Support
Tutoring
Good to know
Students who qualify for support from the Student Services program may be allowed to enroll in this program with an added cost to the parent.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
World Languages
Spanish
Spanish I • Spanish II • Spanish III • Spanish IV • Spanish V
American Sign Language
ASL I • ASL II • ASL III
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
College Prep
College Counseling
Spring course-planning meeting with the guidance and college counselor each year
Advising runs all four years and covers college and vocational paths.
Testing & Test Prep
PSAT and SAT on school days each fall and spring
PSAT for grades 9–11; seniors take the SAT in the fall and juniors in the spring.
College Planning
Three excused college-visit days a year for juniors and seniors
Visits are approved in advance and taken before May 1.
College Readiness Coursework
Required half-credit College Prep course
Sources
- 2026-27 Parent-Student Handbook (PDF)
- 2026-27 Instructional Calendar (PDF)
- High School Profile (PDF, 2025-26)
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Faith & community
Christian — Non-Denominational identity
Christian — Non-Denominational
Interdenominational Christian · Bible class every year · Families sign the Statement of Faith for admission, and denominational differences are referred back to parents and their pastor.
Chapel & worship
Weekly chapel on Mondays · Required
Middle and high school worship together, and parents are welcome.
Service
25 hours of community service each year · Required
Time served alongside a parent counts one and a half times, and a mission trip can cover the whole year.
Retreats
Pinnacle · required retreat each fall
Students worship and are mentored in their House Groups; only a medical reason excuses a student.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Athletics
TAPPS
League / Classification
Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools.
11 sports offered
Varsity/interscholastic offerings
Cheerleading · Girls • Competition Cheer · Girls • Football · Boys • Volleyball · Girls • Cross Country · Boys & Girls • Basketball · Boys & Girls • Wrestling · Boys • Baseball · Boys • Softball · Girls • Golf · Boys & Girls • Track & Field · Boys & Girls
Athletic Facilities
Competition gym • Auxiliary gym • Football field with track • Baseball field
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Arts
Band
Concert band, field band and drumline.
Visual Arts
Studio work in drawing, painting and printmaking grows into textiles, natural dyes and metalwork, and each student builds a portfolio.
Theater / Drama
Drama classes cover acting, voice and set design, and a One Act Play company competes at TAPPS.
Choir / Vocal
Concert Choir builds vocal technique and music theory.
Digital / Media Arts
Digital Art & Media teaches photography, editing and graphic design, and its students produce the yearbook.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
School life
Campus & Setting
Main Campus
PK3–12 on one 29-acre campus · Tomball
On FM 2920, about six miles west of town.
Academic Buildings
Middle and high school library
It doubles as the supervised study room after classes.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Daily Life
School Day
7:50 AM – 3:20 PM
Middle school keeps the same day.
Uniform
Uniform required · chapel dress on Mondays
School polos with khaki or black bottoms; branded joggers are allowed Tuesdays and Thursdays, and jeans with a spirit or college shirt on Fridays.
Lunch & Dining
Bring from home or a catered hot lunch ordered ahead
Meals are booked at least a month in advance and include a drink.
Phone Policy
No phones during the school day · checked in on arrival
Smartwatches are not allowed, and earbuds only with a teacher’s permission for class work.
Sources
Source last checked: Oct 11, 2026
Clubs & Activities
14 activities across 8 categories
Honor Societies
- National Honor Society
- Mu Alpha Theta
- National English Honor Society
- Rho Kappa
- National Athletic Honor Society
Special Interest
- 4-H Club
- FFA
Debate & Speech
- Speech Team
- Debate
Faith & Ministry
- Praise Team
Yearbook
- Yearbook
Student Government
- Student Council
Academic
- Academic Team
Service
- Eagles Joined for Hope
Sources
About our dataInformation comes from official school sources. Availability reflects what we could verify from published materials.