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Considering Texas Catholic schools for your daughter’s high school journey? Discover why St. Agnes Academy ranks #1 among all-girls high schools in Houston.
Learn how our high school mock trial program empowers students with real-world legal skills, critical thinking, and confidence through hands-on competition and team collaboration.
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Interested in joining one of our winter high school sports at St. Agnes Academy? Learn about each winter sport, including basketball, soccer, and swimming. Find your passion!
Are you considering a new high school experience for your daughter? Find out what it’s like for non-Catholic students in Catholic schools. Discover the benefits of St. Agnes Academy!
Loss and tragedy can bring about difficult emotions. That’s why we turn to catholic prayer for tragedy to find strength and comfort. Discover our prayers to lean on.
Freshman year can be a challenging transition for any family. That’s why we put together this freshman year parents guide to help you navigate each new challenge with confidence.
At St. Agnes, emotional wellness is just as important as academic success. During Emotional Wellness Month 2025, learn how our Student Support Services team empowers students.
The National Student Poets Program (NSPP) is the country’s highest honor for youth poets presenting original work. Five outstanding high school poets whose work exhibits exceptional creativity, dedication to craft, and promise are selected annually for a year of service as national poetry ambassadors.
Is the high school experience at St. Agnes right for your daughter? Attend one of our private school open houses to learn what our all-girls environment can provide for your daughter.
Senior year ideas for the Class of 2026: senior sunrise, safe senior pranks, skip day alternatives, spirit weeks, bucket lists, and a simple college application plan.
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The coaches of our athletic teams at St. Agnes Academy mean so much to our student-athletes. Learn about the leaders we celebrate on Coach Appreciation Day!
Explore scholarships for valedictorians in Texas and learn how St. Agnes Academy supports students in earning awards to help fund their college education.
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Is public school not serving your daughter well during high school? If you’re frustrated with public school in Houston, learn how our all-girls environment can transform her experience.
We know the far-reaching power of prayer.As Dominicans, we strive to knit our active, everyday lives with our contemplative lives—knowing this interdependent relationship builds wholeness of mind, body, heart, and spirit and fosters wisdom. As a Catholic community, we come together for Mass regularly, observe holy days of obligation and Dominican feast days, pause before class to pray or say the Rosary at lunch. Because of our Dominican heritage, we also recognize there are many forms of prayer. Our students define and relate to God individually: some read their Bibles in Spanish or study the Torah after school, others meditate in Peace class, take yoga in the afternoons, or visit the Prayer Garden for moments of solitude. No matter her path, we encourage each student to pause and connect within herself.
Honoring the principles of Catholic social teaching, our entire community questions and debates the significant, many times controversial, issues present in our world today. Together, we seek individual understandings of veritas—the truth—within each discussion or investigation, every subject area or assignment. As seriously in physics or philosophy, in theology or orchestra—we challenge our students to think critically to make connections across disciplines to grasp the concepts behind their assignments, and to be able to converse in-depth about anything they're studying. We question the unquestionable.
Our students celebrate the essential worth of their peers and learn to see themselves in sisterhood, responsible to and for one another. From that foundation, our students also begin to promote awareness of modern-day slavery, women's rights, or racial and sexual discrimination in the Houston community.
When our community comes together—whether serving our neighborhood, singing at Mass, or dancing at a pep rally—we each move toward understanding something larger, together: God is in us.
True to our heritage as the order of preachers, at St. Agnes we preach often, and only if necessary, use words. Preaching at St. Agnes puts living veritas—our truth—before giving lectures. Our students learn to demonstrate radical hospitality and respect for all people. They advocate for the marginalized, for their communities, and for their planet. And they continue to do so long after they graduate. Through their lives and throughout their lives, Academy women take action, inspire change, and boldly demonstrate love and compassion.