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Houston Christian High School has been named to the 2024–25 AP® School Honor Roll, a national recognition from the College Board that highlights schools committed to expanding access to Advanced Placement coursework while supporting students on the path to college success.

This distinction reflects the strong academic performance of the Class of 2025, as well as a schoolwide commitment to cultivating a college-going culture. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools that successfully encourage student participation in AP courses and exams while helping students achieve meaningful outcomes.

Research consistently shows that students who take AP courses and exams are more likely to attend college and graduate on time. Those who earn college credit through AP are able to accelerate their academic journey, while all AP students benefit from early exposure to college-level rigor, critical thinking, and academic confidence.

Earning a place on the AP School Honor Roll is the result of a collective effort across campus. From dedicated teachers and counselors to supportive administrators, families, and motivated students, the recognition underscores Houston Christian’s shared commitment to academic excellence and preparation beyond high school.

The College Board will publicly recognize schools on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll on January 30, highlighting institutions across the United States and Canada that meet or exceed the program’s benchmarks for AP participation and performance.

Houston Christian High School celebrates this achievement as a meaningful milestone for the Class of 2025 and a testament to the strength of its academic programs. Congratulations to all students, faculty, and families who helped make this recognition possible.

Houston Christian High School is proud to celebrate the achievements of orchestra students Thomas Chang'28 (violin) and Nicholas Chang'28 (cello), who were selected to perform with the TPSMEA Region South Honors Orchestra, an ensemble representing the top private school musicians across the Houston area.

Selection for the honors orchestra is highly competitive and recognizes students for their musical skill, preparation, and commitment to excellence. Thomas and Nicholas represented Houston Christian with distinction, performing in the Region South Honors Orchestra concert held on January 11th.

Their accomplishment highlights both individual dedication and the strength of Houston Christian’s orchestra program, which continues to cultivate disciplined musicianship and a love for the arts. The Houston Christian community congratulates Thomas and Nicholas on this well-deserved recognition and applauds their continued pursuit of musical excellence.