Former first round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers, and president of Mike McCoy Ministries, Mike McCoy, spoke to our 3rd-5th graders and middle school students. See the details!

CtRCS junior high students feasted on books while participating in a "book tasting" this week during their library time.

On Friday we had a very special guest, author and Catholic school alumna and parent, Valerie Sweeten. Valerie joined us to read her two books, "Shh, Listen: In the Rainforest" and "Shh, Listen: In the Safari." See the details!

Our 2nd grade engineers worked cooperatively to design and build bridges that were in accordance with the town building code laws to save Patty the Pumpkin.

To study Creation, Mrs. Pye's class made Creation Trail Mix! See a picture and the recipes!

Our 6th grade science students had a test on the Earth's layers. A student, Karilyn Debelo, baked this awesome cake at home modeling the layers of the Earth as a review for their test!

The fifth grade students are using only clay, sticks, and paper to replicate shelters used by the North American Indians. American Indians made shelters with local resources appropriate to the physical characteristics and climate of their region.

What a race! Super proud of our young team taking on a 2 mile race with some of the 'big dog' schools of the sport. We trained for that big hill and they conquered it! See the details.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School (CtRCS), in Northwest Houston, welcomed its new principal, Dan Courtney, with a Parent Meet and Greet on Thursday, July 27. To a group of 160-plus parents, Courtney talked with many families after giving a short presentation about his life and experience.

The Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church and School community welcomes our new school principal, Mr. Dan Courtney! Read a note from Fr. Sean Horrigan welcoming him to our school family!

What a season! The coaching staff, school faculty and school/church administration are extremely proud of our Track and Field athletes. See the slideshow presentation from the banquet and general season scores.

Meeting the needs of more than 6,500 families culminated in a Groundbreaking Ceremony for our new Redeemer Activity Center (RAC) on May 7. Many families, parishioners and friends of CtR and CtR Catholic School were able to join us for the celebration!

Families were able to snack, stroll and read student created poetry for National Poetry Month. The students created shape, haiku, cinquain and acrostic poems. They even recited poems for the class and created QR codes to share with their families!

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.

The Annual Steps for Students 5K Run/Walk raises awareness and support for Catholic education in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. In 2017, more than 600 students, parents, parishioners and friends joined Team CtR and the school received more than $85,000 in donations to fund its mission of excellence in Catholic education in northwest Houston.

We had a celebration each day for Catholic Schools Week! See the details and our daily Facebook posts.

Our 5th grade students are starting their service project in honor of the Super Bowl LI coming to Houston. We're helping to make a difference in the lives of local children this Super Bowl season. We’ve teamed up with the National Football League (NFL), the Houston Texans, the Houston Super Bowl Host Committee, Verizon and the Houston Texans YMCA for a community project.