Top Private School Memorial & Spring Branch, West Houston, TX
HSES serves students from three months through eighth grade with a play-based, experiential, extraordinarily engaging curriculum.
Our educational philosophy is grounded in Episcopal values that emphasize compassion, service, and respect. We strive to cultivate intellectual curiosity and resilience while fostering a warm, nurturing, and joyful learning environment.
Graduates advance to top-tier private and public high schools and pursue varied interests and careers. Some of these high schools include:
- Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart
- St. Pius X High School
- Strake Jesuit College Preparatory
- St. Agnes Academy
- Episcopal High School
- St. John XXIII College Preparatory
- The Village School
- Houston Christian High School
Grade Levels
Early
Childhood
Our Early Childhood program provides a nurturing and caring environment where young children feel safe, supported, and valued.
Primary
School
Our Primary School program for three- and four-year-olds emphasizes play-based learning in a joyful, engaging environment where curiosity leads the way.
Lower
School
Our Lower School program builds a strong academic foundation while encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills across all subject areas.
Middle
School
Our Middle School program delivers a rigorous academic experience that challenges students to think critically, grow in independence, and prepare confidently for the next stage of their education.
HSES Speaks:
What’s Happening in HSES Classrooms?
“Our robotics group is putting together a Quidditch match using drones.”
- HSES Student
“My daughter’s class mined chocolate chip cookies for the ore, which were the chips themselves, while trying to minimize reclamation costs. They had to pick their tool, like a toothpick, and figure out the best method to use while weighing the costs and the damage it caused to the cookie. It sounds simple, but there’s a lot going on there.”
- HSES Parent
“My son’s class made marble mazes using hot glue guns and a sawzall. He was really excited about using the tools and getting his hands dirty. That’s so much more exciting than a worksheet about science.”
- HSES Parent
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