Catholic Education in Houston: Homeschool & Private School Options for Faith-Filled Families

By Ryan and Venice Williams — Catholic Realtors serving The Woodlands and Greater Houston

Houston is one of the most family-friendly cities in the country—and it’s home to a thriving Catholic community. Whether you’re relocating to the area or discerning how to raise your children in faith, you’ll find a wealth of options here—from vibrant homeschool co-ops to Catholic classical academies and hybrid learning programs.

This guide highlights the best Catholic homeschool resources and Catholic private school options in the Greater Houston area to help your family settle in and thrive.

Why Catholic Families in Houston Choose Homeschooling

Catholic homeschooling continues to grow in popularity across Texas. Families are drawn to its flexibility, faith integration, and the ability to nurture both academics and virtue within the home.

Texas homeschool laws are simple and family-friendly:

  • No registration or approval required
  • Education must be genuine (“bona fide”)
  • Materials can be printed or digital
  • Core subjects include reading, spelling, grammar, math, and good citizenship
  • No standardized testing required

This flexibility allows Catholic families to create a rhythm of life centered on faith, family, and learning.

Catholic Homeschool Resources in the Greater Houston Area
If you’re seeking community, co-ops, or enrichment programs rooted in the faith, Houston offers an abundance of Catholic homeschooling support.

NameWhat they offer/HighlightsLocation/Notes
CHECH — Catholic Home Educators Collective HoustonA central hub for Catholic homeschool families with group classes, events, and parent supportGreater Houston (chechtx.org)
Bay Area Catholic Homeschoolers (BACH)

Support group for Catholic homeschoolers offering field trips, feast days, and parent fellowshipClear Lake, Friendswood, Pearland (homeschool-life.com)
Holy House Academy
Classical hybrid program at the Cathedral of Our Lady of WalsinghamCentral Houston (olwcatholic.org)
Queen of Saints Co-op

Weekly Catholic co-op offering academic and enrichment coursesDeer Park / East Houston (https://www.homeschool-life.com/tx/queenofsaints/)
Mother Seton Homeschool Co-opParent-led CCM program with classes, community events, and Catholic formationWest Houston
(https://www.mothersetoncooptx.com/)
Bread of Life Homeschoolers

North Houston’s largest Catholic homeschool group offering co-ops, park days, and social eventsThe Woodlands / Spring (breadoflifehomeschool.com)
Holy Family Homeschool Support GroupFellowship and field trips for Catholic homeschooling parentsWest Houston (https://www.holyfamilyhomeschoolers.org/sysfiles/member/?memberid=0000)
Regina Caeli Academy — Houston
Classical hybrid model (2 days in-class, 3 days homeschool)Houston (rcahybrid.org)
Divine Mercp CoopParent-led program with core classes, electives, community events, and Catholic formation that meets once a weekNorth Houston, The Woodlands, Spring (https://www.divinemercycoop.org/)
Campion HallA parish based hybrid program with core and supplemental classesNorth Houston, Montgomery (https://campionhall.org/)

Catholic Private and Hybrid School Options

Houston and The Woodlands are also home to excellent Catholic and classical schools for families who prefer a structured classroom setting with strong faith formation.

School NameApproach and HighlightsLocation
Cathedral High School at Our Lady of Walsingham
Classical Catholic education and the Ordinariate’s strong liturgical lifeCentral Houston
St. Agnes Academy
Dominican all-girls college prep school emphasizing faith and serviceSouthwest Houston
Strake Jesuit College Preparatory
All-boys Jesuit high school known for rigorous academics and spiritual growthHouston
Frassati Catholic High School
Co-ed Catholic high school grounded in Thomistic philosophy and joyful communityThe Woodlands / Spring
St. John XXIII College Preparatory
Catholic college-prep school emphasizing theology, academics, and athleticsKaty
St. Theresa Catholic School (Sugar Land)
Classical K–8 school known for its faith life and academicsSugar Land
Regina Caeli Academy
Classical hybrid model for families blending home and on-campus instructionHouston
The Branch Classical Academy
Liberal arts and virtue-based education emphasizing truth, beauty, and goodness
Cypress
St. Edward Catholic Catholic SchoolAccredited PreK–8th grade parish school rooted in love, reason, and service; known for small classes and its Catholic S.T.R.E.A.M. program.Spring
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic SchoolVibrant parish school for PreK3–8th grade, offering faith-centered academics, service learning, and a joyful Catholic community.The Woodlands
Sacred Heart Catholic SchoolHistoric parish school serving PreK3–8th grade, uniting faith formation with strong academics and community spirit in the heart of Conroe.Conroe
St. Anne Catholic School Parish school for PreK–8th grade offering rigorous academics, Catholic formation, and a welcoming, faith-filled family environment.Tomball

Tips for Catholic Families Getting Started

  1. Pray together. Begin your education journey with prayer and discernment.
  2. Get connected. Join local Catholic homeschool groups or parish ministries.
  3. Visit local schools and co-ops. Many offer open houses, feast day events, and family socials.
  4. Explore Houston’s Catholic life. Visit holy sites like Our Lady of Walsingham, St. Theresa’s in Sugar Land, or Sts. Simon and Jude in The Woodlands.
  5. Lean on community. Catholic families in Houston love to help newcomers feel at home!

A Message from a Catholic Realtor Family

As Catholic parents and real estate professionals, we understand how important it is to find not just a home—but a faith-filled community.

Whether you’re looking for a home near a Catholic school, a parish community, or homeschool-friendly neighborhoods, we’re here to help you make that transition with confidence and connection.

Ryan and Venice Williams
Catholic Realtors serving The Woodlands and Greater Houston
Homes Across Texas Real Estate Group

“The future of the world and of the Church passes through the family.” — St. John Paul II

Published by Venice Williams

Catholic mom of five, homeschooling creator

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