News and Announcements

For the past two months since we began the 2022-2023 school year, I have had the pleasure to observe so many amazing things on campus that have served to confirm what I have known for some time now–that High Point Academy is a very special school with an outstanding academic program and a close and supportive community. Click to read more.

Thursday 12/1: Eagle Club will be available from 11:30am - 6pm. You will need to send your child with lunch as there will be NO Hot Lunch or Choice Lunch for K-6th.

Friday 12/2: (K-6 conferences) Child care will be available during your conference time ONLY and they must be picked up when your conference has concluded. All day child care is NOT available.

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6th Grade had a wonderful time at AstroCamp this year. Click to enjoy the full story.

The Pasadena Area Independent Schools (PAIS) admission options event was held at High Point Academy this year. Over 200 parents attended much to the delight of all the schools presenting that day including High Point!

Our sixth-grade Girl Scout troop thanks the High Point community for supporting our donation drive this September! Click to read full blog post.

t was just a few months ago that I graduated from the US Air Force Academy (USAFA) as a Second Lieutenant. I am currently going through a six-month training session at Goodfellow Air Force Base in Texas, with the goal of becoming an Intelligence Officer for the Air Force. Click to read more!

Choicelunch is a family of passionate people dedicated to enhancing the lives of families by offering wholesome, delicious meals that kids love - providing the ultimate experience in ordering and delivery for our parents and schools.

High Point has partnered with Mabel’s Labels for all of your back-to-school labeling needs! When you order personalized labels for your child and select “High Point Academy” our school will receive 20% back.

We received 100+ super fun and clever name suggestions for our new library pet, a Giant Texas Gold millipede. While it was hard to pass up “Honey” and “Mill-tilda” we ultimately choose 3rd grader Alysa L.'s idea, “Goldilocks.” Long live Goldie!