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Critical thinking helps students pause before accepting information, question where it came from and evaluate whether it should be trusted. At Nord Anglia Education, we believe that ability may become one of the most valuable skills your child can develop in the age of AI.

As lifelong Vikings who began their journey at The Village School in elementary school, Brynn and Imogen are living examples of the power of a Grade 1–12 education. Their recent TAPPS 6A state championship is not just a testament to their talent, but to the consistency, community and culture they experienced throughout their time at Village.

The Village School has taken another major step forward in its Pre-Medical Science Diploma Program with the introduction of advanced clinical simulation technology typically reserved for universities and professional training programs.

At The Village School, we believe students learn best when they are immersed in environments that reflect the real world they are preparing to enter. Classrooms should inspire curiosity. Laboratories should invite discovery. Studios should encourage creativity. And above all, learning spaces should connect knowledge to lived experience.

The Village School is pleased to announce that Dr. Ryan Kelly will become our next Head of School beginning in the 2026–27 academic year. Dr. Kelly brings more than 25 years of experience in independent and international education, along with a leadership philosophy grounded in academic rigor, innovation, and student-centered learning.

What does a full day in a vibrant boarding school community really look like? From early-morning training sessions to evening study halls, life at a Nord Anglia Education school is shaped by opportunity, independence, and the support of a closeknit residential team. To capture a true picture, we sat down with students at The Village School in Houston, Texas to discuss how boarding life builds confidence, curiosity, and a sense of belonging.

Explore how thoughtfully designed learning spaces—filled with natural light, flexible seating, and greenery—enhance student wellbeing, creativity, and engagement, reshaping classrooms into dynamic hubs for collaboration and independent growth.

Choosing the right college is one of the most important decisions a student will make—and at The Village School, we believe that decision should never feel overwhelming.

The Brown family switched from the Houston Independent School District (HISD) to The Village School last year. Read more to learn about their experience.

At The Village School, learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. Through our collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), students gain access to unique opportunities that spark creativity, innovation, and real-world problem-solving.

Discover why clean air is crucial for school children's health and cognitive development and explore the environmental factors and initiatives that contribute to healthier school environments in Houston.

The Village School Ranked #15 Best Private K–12 School in America

Each year, thousands of high school students across the U.S. and around the world sit for Advanced Placement (AP) exams—rigorous college-level assessments designed to challenge learners and prepare them for higher education. While AP scores are often celebrated as a measure of academic success, they also offer a deeper lens into how schools cultivate learning environments that support high achievement.

The transition from summer break to the school year can be a challenging time for children and families. While some students eagerly anticipate returning to the classroom, others may feel anxious, uncertain, or overwhelmed. Understanding and supporting the emotional side of this transition is key to helping children start the year with confidence.

Sport isnt just a break from the work of school; it's real work where essential life skills are built. It helps to develop confidence, resilience, focus, collaboration, emotional agility, stress management, and strength.

What started as a school project for Titan Yasir has now turned into a mission—one that’s building community, inspiring future engineers and helping Titan grow as a leader and educator.

Business, Economics & Entrepreneurship students at The Village School had the unique opportunity to hear from a distinguished alumnus who has taken the tech world by storm. A ‘lifer’ at Village, Divyesh Khatri went on to Stanford University before co-founding a successful AI startup, Twine. Instead of taking a traditional internship in his final summer, he and his business partner took a leap of faith—launching a company that would eventually earn funding from Y Combinator, the famed startup accelerator behind Airbnb and Instacart. During his talk, Divyesh shared how The Village School prepared him for the challenges of  launching a company, the importance of resilience in the startup world, and why learning to sell—yourself, your ideas and your product—is the most valuable skill of all.

Choosing the right educational path for your child is one of the most important decisions a family can make. While public school remains the default option for many families across the country, growing interest in private education has led more parents to explore alternatives.

Strong educational outcomes are built on more than just curriculum and test scores—they rely on the consistency, passion and growth of educators in the classroom. Yet across the United States, teacher turnover remains a pressing issue. Nationally, the average annual turnover rate for teachers is 16%, with urban districts like Houston often experiencing even higher attrition. The average tenure of a U.S. teacher is just 5 years, and satisfaction levels have dropped as workloads rise and support systems lag behind.

Preparing for college is a critical part of a student’s academic journey. A strong college preparatory program should be structured, comprehensive and designed to support students academically, emotionally and strategically. The most effective private schools ensure students are well-prepared to achieve their goals by providing individualized guidance, emotional support and ethical practices in college counseling.