The Village School is a co-ed college preparatory school located in Houston, Texas. This is a cultural center of the state of Texas. The Village is one of the schools in the Nord Anglia Education school network. In addition, the school also cooperates with prestigious schools such as Julliard School of Performing Arts and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Village students are welcome to participate in Entrepreneurship Diploma programs and STEAM courses with partner schools. Students also have the opportunity to travel domestically and internationally, for example to Tanzania or Switzerland... Dormitories for boarding students at The Village are modern and fully equipped to create a comfortable feeling for students. students while studying and living at school.
The Village School
13051 Whittington Drive Houston, TX 77077 | High School, 9-12 | Pre-K-12 (day), Co-ed | Founded in 1966
80+ student-led clubs including:
- Math and Science Team
- Speech and Debate Team
- Village Repertory Theatre
- Model UN
- Robotics
- National Honor Society (NHS)
Football
Cross Country
Basketball
Soccer
Swimming
Golf
Tennis
Track and Field
Women's Sports:
Volleyball
Cross Country
Soccer
Swimming
Basketball
Golf
Lacrosse
Tennis
Track
Elite Sprint Team
- Rice University
- Texas A&M
- University of Houston
- University of Texas
- Auburn
- Berkeley
- Boston University
- Cornell University
- Georgia Tech
- Harvard
- John Hopkins University
- McGill
- MI
- NYU
- Pace University
- Rhode Island School of Design
- SMU
- University of British Columbia
- Vanderbilt University
- Washington University in St. Louis
- Wellsley
- Yale
Many opportunities to receive a diploma with IB Diploma, Pre-Medical Science Diploma, and Entrepreneurship Diploma.
The school has an exclusive partnership with Julliard, a world-famous performing arts school. The goal of this collaboration is to ignite students' passion and maintain their interest in performing arts subjects.
Partner with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the world's leading STEAM organization, where both students and teachers have many opportunities to learn from leading experts.
Use UNICEF materials to create meaningful work for the community.
The internship program provides an opportunity for students to gain experience and become career-ready under the guidance of experts throughout the school year.
