It was another great year for CtRCS at Steps for Students - the annual 5K race supporting Catholic education throughout the Archdiocese and especially here on our own campus! We're so proud of the more than 450 runners, walkers and snoozers who registered to make a difference at CtRCS in February 2019!

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 (CtRCS) Art Teacher, Gabrielle Bergeron, attended the National Art Education Association Annual Conference in Boston during Spring Break 2019. After a conference filled with inspiring art and impressive sessions, Bergeron is excited to integrate new ideas at CtRCS.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School 5th grade students recently finished up an initiative called the Pajama Program. The Pajama Program is a nationally recognized giving opportunity through Scholastic Books.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School hosted an Archdiocesan In-service for CtR and area teachers on Monday, Feb. 18. Below is an synopsis of the day. Third grade teacher Michelle Matlock was involved in the planning of the in-service and pleased with the collaboration throughout the day.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School (CtRCS) Music Teacher and Choir Director Mary Ann Addis attended the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Convention in February 2019 in San Antonio, Texas. She was joined by Christ the Redeemer (CtR) Director of Music Ministries Bridget Wenk, CtR Cantor and CtRCS parent Molly Englert, and CtR Redeemer Choir Cantor Cliff Randle.

Mrs. Jennifer Soliman’s 4th grade students were curious about why the covered walkway that was newly installed at Christ the Redeemer Catholic School, between the Redeemer Activity Center and the school building, was two different heights. Soliman then had a thought for a cool project.

The mission of the Storytelling Group is to share stories, and photos, about students and their families so that they can get to know each other. The Christ the Redeemer Catholic School (CtRCS) Storytelling Group met in the conference room after drop-off on Thursday, Jan. 24 to discuss and shared ways the group could make an impact.

We celebrate our nation by inviting active military, veterans and first responders to our school for Catholic Schools Week. They spent time telling stories and talking about their time in the service. Then the whole school celebrated as they walked in a parade around the school.

On Wednesday, Jan. 30, we celebrated vocations for Catholic Schools Week! Our very own CtR deacons and several others from the Houston area visited the school to talk to our students about vocations and how they serve the Church and others through their vocation.

We celebrated Career Day on Jan. 28. CtRCS parents led the way as they shared their careers with our students. They talked about their specific job, how they incorporate S.T.R.E.A.M. (science, technology, religion, engineering, arts and math) and how they live out their faith in the work place.

On Sunday, Jan. 13, boys and girls ages 9 to 14 participated in the Knights of Columbus Council #8771 Free Throw Championship in the RAC Gym. Our Christ the Redeemer winners going on to compete on in the Regional Free Throw Championship on Feb. 17 are:

We are proud to announce that 40 percent of our 3rd-6th graders qualified for DECATS this summer. Students qualify by scoring at or above the 95 percentile in one or more sub-tests on the IOWA. Read the full story online.

The week before Advent started, Christ the Redeemer Catholic School 1st grade classes prepared to start the Advent season by doing an Act of Random Kindness. They made stones with a picture of Baby Jesus and a card for the Christ the Redeemer Youth Ministry Rise and Encounter students who share their classroom.

Our families joined together in prayer for the National Day of Student Prayer on Wednesday, Sept. 26. We lifted up our teachers, school, families, friends and nation to God.

CtRCS JV Soccer remains undefeated taking St. Anthony of Padua 4-1! Go Crusaders! The rain couldn’t dampen our Crusader spirit!

Runners competed in the 2nd meet of the season Saturday, Sept. 8

More than 50 parents gathered in Parish Hall following assembly on Friday, Aug. 31 for our first volunteer meeting of the year. See the details about the meeting and get involved!

Our students are practicing the scientific method at CtRCS! Learn more about this fun experiment where students tested different dish-washing liquids by blowing bubbles.

Runners competed in the first meet of the season Saturday, Sept. 1. The girls team took 3rd place in the Division 1 1.2 mile race at Burrough's Park!