The Village School

The Village School focuses on developing lifelong learners and global citizens who think critically and collaborate genuinely. The educational approach emphasizes rigorous academics, global perspectives, and social responsibility, encouraging students to make a real-world impact. As part of the Nord Anglia Education family, the school integrates global best practices to foster resilience, curiosity, and leadership in its students.

The school offers an advanced American curriculum across Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle, and High School divisions. High school students can pursue the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or specialized diplomas in Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, and Pre-Medical Science. Academic offerings are enhanced by collaborations with MIT (STEAM), The Juilliard School (performing arts), UNICEF (social impact), and IMG Academy (sports and wellbeing).

Graduates consistently matriculate to top US and international universities, including Harvard, Yale, Brown, Stanford, and UC Berkeley. The Class of 2024 earned over $50 million in scholarships, and the school maintains an 88% pass rate for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Students are prepared for future careers through specialized diplomas in Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, and Pre-Medical Science.

The school emphasizes highly individualized learning with an average student-faculty ratio of 7:1. College counseling begins in 8th grade, providing students with one-on-one guidance for university selection, applications, and admissions. Additionally, the school provides support for newly enrolled families and maintains a dedicated registrar and administrative staff for each school division.

The Village School maintains a selective admissions process for students from PreK to High School. Applicants must submit an online application, a $200 fee, standardized test scores, teacher recommendations, and academic transcripts. The priority application deadline is January 15th, with a priority reply date of March 25th for admitted students. The school offers open enrollment throughout the year based on space availability and provides concierge-level support for relocating families, including online interviews.

The school operates on an academic calendar that includes key dates for applications and enrollment. Families can access the full 2026-2027 academic calendar through the school's website to view term dates and important deadlines.

The 28-acre campus in Houston’s energy corridor features over 200,000 square feet of facilities, including a STEAM Learning Wing, a makerspace, an innovation room, and a greenhouse. Athletic facilities include a natatorium and collegiate-level sports areas, while the arts are supported by an amphitheater and a Black Box Theater. The campus also houses modern boarding dormitories with 24/7 security, a campus store, and outdoor spaces like a Zen Garden and a sensory playground for Early Childhood students.

Students participate in over 80 student-led or student-created clubs, including robotics, E-sports, and the TEDED Club. The After Class Enrichment (ACE) program provides additional activities, while the athletics department offers sports such as football, basketball, soccer, swimming, and dance. Students also engage in community service initiatives, Model United Nations, and annual events like the International Food Festival and the March of Nations.