Please call the school at 281.469.8829 or email the Elementary Receptionist or Secondary Receptionist by 8:30 a.m. on days when your child is ill or will be unexpectedly absent from school.
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Our secure parents’ portal that allows parents to view academic information, order elementary lunches, view tuition and incidental accounts and more, specific to their children
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All middle school and high school Warrior games, athletic events and locations
Back-to-School Information
The first day of school is Wednesday, September 3.
Parent Quick Facts
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After School Program
Cypress Christian School is pleased to offer the After School Program to serve our TK-eighth grade CCS families.
Our mission is to provide safe, supervised care in a loving Christian environment. Children will be grouped by grade categories and engaged in activities that will encourage creativity and social interactions.
Athletics Required Forms
For a student to participate in athletics at Cypress Christian School, forms at the link below must be completed and submitted electronically prior to the first practice. Do not give forms to athlete’s coach.
One parent AND the player must read and sign the code of conduct in the Athletic Section of the CCS Combined Policies Handbook, the Acknowledgment of Rules for middle school or high school and Athletic Physical form.
Bell Schedule – Middle School & High School
Booster Clubs
Thank you for considering a donation to Cypress Christian School athletics programs. Donations are vital to the life of any quality athletic program and we appreciate your support.
Carpool Procedures
2025-2026 Carpool Procedures
Carpool highlights are listed below. Every family and student driver is encouraged to read the detailed Carpool Instructions and review the maps that can be found by clicking the buttons below.
Morning Carpool Highlights:
Beginning at 7:30 a.m., all cars must enter the campus from the Carpool Gate, which is the gate farthest west on campus. Before 7:30 a.m., all gates will be open. All gates, except for the Carpool Gate, will automatically close at 7:30 a.m. and remain closed until 8:05 a.m., with no access.
There are three morning drop-off locations:
- Athletes and Field House
- Cafeteria (Building A – Secondary Building)
- Elementary Building
Afternoon Carpool Highlights:
Pickup for elementary students begins at 3 p.m. Pickup for secondary students begins at 3:30 p.m. All cars must enter the campus from the Carpool Gate, which is the gate farthest west on campus.
If a family has students in both elementary and secondary, they may opt to:
- Pick up all students during 3:30 p.m. secondary pickup time.
- Pick up elementary students at 3 p.m. elementary pickup time and then enter the secondary carpool line to pick up secondary students at 3:30 p.m. pickup time.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- If an elementary student needs to be picked up early, the pickup must take place prior to 2:30 p.m. or the student will need to be picked up during the regular elementary pickup line.
- Golf carts will be treated as cars and must follow the carpool procedures.
- At the start of school, we will not allow students to walk or bike to school. Once a procedure can be established to safely allow students to walk or bike to school, further communication will be sent to parents.
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Dress Code
The school’s dress code is designed to a) promote the decorum and dignity of our academic mission, b) promote unity of purpose within the student body and c) support biblical principles of modesty and distinction of genders. Supporting the school and coming to school each day with clothing in compliance with the dress code is the responsibility of both the student and the parent. Dress code violations will be recorded and repeated violations will result in appropriate disciplinary action.
Students are required to purchase all uniform pieces (shirts, blouses, pants, shorts, jumpers, skirts, etc.) through FlynnO’Hara or Lands’ End School Uniforms. Students may wear blue jeans or uniform bottoms and CCS spirit wear on Fridays.
FACTS Family Portal
FACTS Family Portal is a private and secure parents’ portal that allows parents to view academic information specific to their children, while protecting their children’s information from others. Family Portal can be used to: see your child’s grades, attendance, homework and conduct; access a variety of posted school information; communicate with teachers; order school lunches; and access your FACTS tuition account to view your payment plan, scheduled payment dates, funding source and incidental billing.
Elementary – FACTS SIS is used for attendance, conduct, grade book and lunch ordering.
Middle School – FACTS SIS is used for attendance, conduct, grade book, lesson plans, homework and lunch ordering.
High School – FACTS SIS is used for attendance, conduct, grade book, term grades and lunch ordering.
Handbook
The Combined Policies Handbook is available through FACTS Family Portal > School > Resource Documents > Combined Policies Handbook 2025-2026. It includes the following sections:
- General Parent/Student School Policies
- Secondary Academic Policies
- Elementary Academic Policies
- Athletic Department Policies
- Dress Code Policies
Please take time to review this important document, and feel free to contact your principal should you have any questions about school policies or procedures.
Health & Wellness
Please keep the following guidelines in mind when deciding whether or not to send your child to school. This will help control the spread of infectious diseases and allow your child to feel their best while at school.
- If a student has a fever of 100 degrees or more, the student should stay home for 24 hours after the temperature returns to normal.
- If a student has vomited or had diarrhea two times in a day, the student should stay home for 24 hours after the last episode.
- If a student has any rash that may be disease-related or the cause is unknown, check with your family physician before sending the student to school.
- If a student has a heavy, moist productive cough, chest congestion or discolored nasal drainage, check with your family physician before sending the student to school.
Thank you so much for your attention to this important matter concerning the health of our students.
Lunch
All school lunches will be prepaid and charged to the FACTS Prepay Account. No cash will be accepted for lunches or snacks. Lunch service will begin on Wednesday, September 3, with a free pizza lunch for all students. Elementary pre-orders for Thursday and Friday will be open for ordering on Wednesday, August 27 and are due Sunday, August 31.
All elementary school lunches must be ordered in advance no later than Sunday evening for the entire upcoming school week. Secondary lunches will not be preordered.
Elementary Lunches
- Students may bring a sack lunch with them to school or order a hot lunch in advance from our lunchroom through FACTS Family Portal. Free pizza lunch will be served the first day of school. Hot lunches will be available beginning the second day of school, Thursday, September 4, and may be ordered starting Wednesday, August 27.
- The cost of hot lunches is $6.50 each, with the following exceptions: Salads are $5.75, and GRILLED nuggets are $7.00. All elementary school lunches must be ordered in advance no later than Sunday evening for the entire upcoming school week and will be billed through the FACTS Prepay Account on the FACTS Family Portal. Please do not send cash with your student to pay for school lunches or snacks.
- Additional drinks and snacks are available for preorder for $0.75 each.
- Any lunches brought late, after the beginning of the school day, may be brought prior to the start of the student’s lunch period and should be given to the Elementary Receptionist.
- Click on the “Prepay Account Set-Up” button below for instructions on adding funds to the FACTS Prepay Account and ordering lunches.
Secondary Lunches
- Secondary students will not preorder lunches online or in advance.
- Secondary students will receive free lunch on the first day of school, Wednesday, September 3. Lunch will include cheese or pepperoni pizza, dessert and a bottle of water. There will be extra pizza, dessert and water that students may purchase at an additional charge.
- Thursday, September 4, student options will include taco salad, burritos or nachos. Friday, September 5, student options will include hamburgers, cheeseburgers and tater tots. Snacks, Hot Pockets, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, fruit, chips, drinks, etc. will be available for purchase.
- The normal lunchroom menu will begin Monday, September 8.
- Hot lunch menu selections vary throughout the school year. Entrees range from $2.50 to $7. Snacks and drinks range from $1.00 to $2.50. Please do not send cash to purchase items. Secondary lunches are prepaid through the FACTS Prepay Account. Click on the “Prepay Account Set-Up” button below for instructions on adding funds to the FACTS Prepay Account.
- Microwaves will be available for student use.
Parent Service Organization (PSO)
The Parent Service Organization (PSO) is an enrichment program eager to partner with volunteers who are excited to share their God-given gifts and talents with Cypress Christian School. Volunteers are essential throughout the school year to support the mission and directly impact the lives of students, faculty, staff and administrators.
Whether you are a seasoned family or brand new to the school, have a little time to give or a lot of time to give, there is a place for you to serve your fellow Warriors. The volunteer opportunities are endless. Below are just a few of the areas our families and friends can lend a hand.
Parking Permits
2024-2025 Parking Permits
Parents:
Permit decals will be mailed to school families before the first day of school. These decals will serve as your preauthorized access to campus. Please remove and dispose of last year’s decals (if applicable). Place the new decal in the upper left of the driver’s side interior windshield (below the tint line, if applicable). In order to enter campus, please enter your access code on the touchscreen panel just outside the Jones Rd. entrance. The access code is available through FACTS Family Portal > School > Resource Documents > Gate Code Letter. More information on permit decals and campus vehicle procedures will be included in the mail-out.
Students:
- To receive a student parking pass, junior and senior students and sophomores born in 2008 must complete the following:
- Prior to August 13, complete the Student Vehicle Registration form located on FACTS Family Portal > School > Web Forms > Student Driver.
- The student parking permit fee of $10 will be billed through the Family FACTS incidentals account.
- Student parking permits may be picked up during Open House in the West Gym on August 13 from 1-3 p.m.
- Students will not be allowed to park on campus without a student parking pass after Friday, August 16.
Pledges
Pledge to the American Flag
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Pledge to the Texas Flag
Honor the Texas flag. I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.
Pledge to the Christian Flag
I pledge allegiance to the Christian flag and to the Savior for whose Kingdom it stands. One Savior, crucified, buried, risen and coming again with life and liberty for all who believe.
Pledge to the Bible
I pledge allegiance to the Bible, God’s Holy Word. I will make it a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. I will hide its words in my heart that I might not sin against God.
School Supplies
In an effort to simplify the back-to-school process for parents, CCS will provide some of the school supplies for students in the 2025-2026 school year.
Elementary
In elementary school, CCS will provide school supply boxes for each student in TK through fifth grade. There is no need to order anything; we will have the supplies ready when school starts.
- Grades TK-5 – Parents are asked to provide a full-size non-rolling backpack and water bottle.
- Grades 3-5 – Parents are asked to provide an ESV Bible and a no-bleed Bible highlighter.
Middle School & High School
In middle and high school, since it is harder to buy uniform supplies per grade, CCS will provide each student with those items generally required for school, including poster boards, notebook paper, index cards and highlighters.
- Grades 6-12 – Parents will be asked to provide class-specific items for their students. The shortened lists are provided at the links below; however, we suggest you wait until your student’s schedule is solidified and then purchase the necessary supplies.
Schoology
Schoology is a learning management system where students and parents can access academic information specific to elementary students in grades 1-5, as well as middle and high school classes. Schoology can be used to view class notes, activities, calendar/lesson plans and to communicate with teachers. This platform is also used to house teacher instructional videos and other information that is important to access during a student’s absence. Schoology will be used daily in the classroom by all secondary on-campus and livestream students.
Service Hours (High School)
Service Hours Requirement
All high school students are encouraged to build a heart of worship through service to their community. A few examples of service include working along with adults in any church or community ministry, lawn/home/pet care for a family friend or a neighbor without pay, volunteering to work in the concession stand during a game or tournament, baking goodies for first responders, or writing letters to service personnel. Note that service hours cannot be performed for family and no compensation should be received.
Students will use FACTS to track the number of service hours they have earned. High School students must complete 10 hours of service per semester for a total of 20 hours per year. Any graduating senior who has accumulated 200+ hours will be acknowledged at the graduation ceremony.
Service Hours (Middle School)
Service Hours Requirement
One goal of CCS is to help develop godly individuals who are usable for God’s service in His church and in the world. All students are encouraged to develop Christ-like character as they practice serving those around them.
In order to build the habit of service, all middle school students are required to log at least five service hours each semester. A few examples of service include working along with adults in any church or community ministry, lawn/home/pet care for a family friend or a neighbor without pay, volunteering to work in the concession stand during a game or tournament, baking goodies for first responders or writing letters to service personnel. Note that service hours cannot be performed for family and no compensation should be received. Bible teachers will provide more information and provide forms that students will turn in by the end of each semester to verify their service.
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Student Medical Insurance
Please note that the school will require proof of medical insurance coverage in addition to a sports physical and other athletic department forms prior to a student participating in the school sports/co-curricular activities. Please log in to your FACTS Family Portal and go to School / Web Forms / Family Demographic Form / Student Medical Form and enter your insurance company name, policy number and expiration date. A copy of your insurance card is no longer required.
Summer Reading & Assignments
2025 Elementary Summer Reading Challenge
The CCS Library is happy to announce the summer reading incentive that will keep students reading throughout the summer. The challenge is based on the number of minutes a student reads and appeals equally to all ages and abilities. Reading begins May 22. Email Mrs. Parker if you have any questions: [email protected].
- How to Participate – Color one box on the Minute Log for every 10 minutes you read. There is no time limit to how many minutes you can read in a day, but it is better to read for smaller amounts of time every day than for long periods of time every now and then.
- Logging Is Important! – Keep track of your Minute Log and return it to school by Friday, September 5. The log must be signed by the student and a parent.
- What Can You Read? – Students may read books, eBooks, magazines, graphic novels, nonfiction and audiobooks.
- Set a Goal and Succeed! – Readers will receive congratulatory medals when we return to school in the fall: 600 minutes = Bronze, 1,000 minutes = Silver, 1,500 minutes = Gold, 1,780 minutes = WOW Popsicle Party Invitation!
- Helpful Hints: Over 12 weeks, if you read: 20 minutes/day x 3 days/week = 720 minutes; 20 minutes/day x 5 days/week = 1,200 minutes; 20 minutes/day x 7 days/week = 1,680 minutes
- Kindergarten & First-Grade Parents – It is important for young readers to read independently and engage in shared reading experiences, as both are critical to the process of learning to read. This challenge is intended to increase your child’s exposure to books and to create positive reading experiences over the summer. Therefore, both independent reading and reading aloud to your child will count towards minutes earned.
Enjoy your summer and happy reading! 😊
Middle School & High School Summer Assignments
All activity packets for grades 6-12 are available at the link below. Please choose titles and activity packets based on the student’s recommended ELA placement. Please contact your teacher or principal directly with any questions. Students should complete their reading and any related assignments as listed below prior to the first day of school, Wednesday, September 3.
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Update Your Information
Please let us know if you have moved or have a new phone number or email address since the start of last school year, have a new emergency contact or have an update in your student’s medical information.
Updates to address, phones, email or emergency contact information:
Updates to your child’s medical information:
- Email Nurse Robin Brown
Warrior Warehouse
The Warrior Warehouse is located in the East Gym and is open Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Warrior Warehouse is now online! Browse the newest collections, place your order and pick it up on campus for a convenient shopping experience. All orders can be collected during store hours. Please note that school uniforms will continue to be sold exclusively through our approved vendors, not through the Warrior Warehouse.
Warrior Weekly
Be sure to read Warrior Weekly which is delivered to your email inbox each Thursday. Warrior Weekly provides timely, important information as well as highlights from the week. If you are not receiving this email publication, please contact Laurie Sanders to be added to the distribution list.
