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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction
The Woodlands Preparatory School is a K–12 program in Tomball, Texas, offering in-person and online learning options. The school delivers an American curriculum alongside the International Baccalaureate framework, providing IB Primary Years, Middle Years, and Diploma Programs, and it maintains a dual pathway to a U.S. high school diploma. A hallmark of the school is its status as the only IB Continuum School in the Houston area, with connectivity to online programs. The Dual Program Online supports grades 10–12 with six subjects in Spanish and English, culminating in a U.S.-based high school diploma certified by the Texas Education Agency. The school operates alongside a High School Online program for athletes, with six online subjects per year and counseling. Accreditation comes from Cognia and regional accrediting bodies. Facilities and administration emphasize inclusive, technology-enabled learning, international teachers, and multilingual certification, supported by partnerships such as La Salle Mexico and family engagement globally.
27440 Kuykendahl Rd, Tomball, TX 77375, United States
The Essentials
The Woodlands Preparatory School has instruction in English.
Location
27440 Kuykendahl Rd, Tomball, TX 77375. Phone +1-936-548-9442. admissions@woodlandsprep.org. IN-PERSON and ONLINE LEARNING options are available.
Stages
K-12, Middle School 6-8, High School 9-12
Type
A preparatory school in The Woodlands, Texas area.
Additional learning support
Specialized English Courses are available.
Fees
Annual tuition at The Woodlands Preparatory School ranges from USD 1,800 to USD 10,080 for 2026/27.
Application and registration fees - No separate, published non‑refundable application or registration fee is listed on the school's public fee pages. Enrollment and initial place reservation are managed through the school's online enrolment/payment system.
Tuition fees — Dual Program (grades 10–12) - Intensive modality: USD 350 per month; standard duration 12 months. Total for the 12‑month plan = USD 4,200. - Normal modality: USD 200 per month; standard duration 24 months. Monthly rate equivalent per 12‑month year = USD 2,400; total for the 24‑month plan = USD 4,800. - Extensive modality: USD 150 per month; standard duration 36 months. Monthly rate equivalent per 12‑month year = USD 1,800; total for the 36‑month plan = USD 5,400. - Separate pricing note shown for a Dual Program (10th grade) plan: USD 500 per month valid for 10 months (total USD 5,000 for that 10‑month plan). - Scope: Dual Program pricing covers the program subjects identified (Mathematics and History for grades 10–12) and is billed on the monthly schedules above.
Tuition fees — Online High‑Performance Athlete Program (grades 10–12) - Intensive modality: USD 840 per month; standard duration 12 months. Total for the 12‑month plan = USD 10,080. - Normal modality: USD 420 per month; standard duration 24 months. Monthly rate equivalent per 12‑month year = USD 5,040; total for the 24‑month plan = USD 10,080. - Extensive modality: USD 220 per month; standard duration 36 months. Monthly rate equivalent per 12‑month year = USD 2,640; total for the 36‑month plan = USD 7,920. - Scope: Athlete Program pricing covers the six subjects in the program and is structured as monthly payments over the published plan durations.
Other course and certification fees - Specialized English corporate / industry modules: USD 1,500 per 30‑teaching‑hour module. Additional location‑based charges may apply when courses are delivered on site. - International language proficiency certifications (ACTFL / AAPPL): USD 125 for the full four‑skill certification (listening, reading, writing, speaking); USD 35 per individual skill. Certificates are delivered electronically after assessment. - Additional services: The school lists optional services such as diploma revalidation/homologation for Mexico and an in‑person graduation option that carry extra costs; specific amounts for those services are charged separately when requested.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Core programs are billed on the monthly schedules shown above and are paid through the school's secure online payment system. Each published plan specifies the monthly amount and the plan duration (12, 24, 36 months, or other advertised month counts). - Language certification and modular courses are charged per exam or per module at the stated flat amounts (payable at time of registration/payment).
Fee payment options - All published program and course payments are processed online via the school's secure payment portal and accept major credit and debit cards. Transactions are encrypted. The school uses its online enrolment/payment platform (Gradelink and the site's secure payment flow) for processing program payments.
Boarding and related residential fees - No boarding program fees are published; the school's program presentation is primarily online and no residential/boarding fee schedule is listed.
Uniforms, materials and equipment - No separate uniform fee is published. Required materials for online programs include a PC or Mac and internet access (the Athlete Program specifically lists the requirement for a computer and minimum internet bandwidth). Instructional materials are provided online as part of the programs; any on‑site delivery of specialized courses may carry extra location charges.
Refunds and cancellations - No specific, published blanket refund schedule or standard refund percentages for program withdrawals is provided on the publicly displayed fee pages. Refund, cancellation or enrolment‑change terms are handled through the school's enrolment/payment platform and specific program agreements.
Summary of the main published fee figures (quick reference) - Dual Program (Math & History, grades 10–12): Intensive USD 350/month (12 months); Normal USD 200/month (24 months); Extensive USD 150/month (36 months); 10th‑grade plan USD 500/month (10 months). - Athlete Program (grades 10–12): Intensive USD 840/month (12 months); Normal USD 420/month (24 months); Extensive USD 220/month (36 months). - Specialized English module: USD 1,500 per 30‑hour module. - Language certification: USD 125 (four skills) or USD 35 per individual skill.
If you need these figures presented in a different format for your database (for example, itemized per plan duration, monthly vs annual totals, or program‑by‑grade grouping), use the values above as the authoritative fee amounts to populate those fields.
Academics
The Woodlands Preparatory School teaches American Curriculum for students aged 4 to 18.
Curriculum
The Woodlands Preparatory School offers a traditional American curriculum delivered online, with English language programs and multilingual certifications; it provides a U.S. High School Diploma via the Dual Program and additional programs for student-athletes.
Exam Results
Language Certification results delivered within two weeks; official diploma issued by email with signatures and stamps.
Higher Education Progression
Our high school students attend top universities worldwide; the Dual Program provides access to U.S. universities and international options, with accreditations from Cognia and other bodies.
Wellbeing
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English programs for High School students and multilingual certifications for everyone. Spanish programs are available for those who aspire to attend American programs but need to strengthen their English skills to thrive in American culture.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Choose a program (High School Online, Dual Program, or Athlete Program) and begin the application through the Gradelink platform. The High School Online, Dual, and Athlete programs all use Gradelink for admissions. This provides a centralized online admissions process for Woodlands Prep programs. Start your application using the Gradelink link on the Woodlands Prep site. 2. After starting the application, follow the step-by-step instructions that are sent by email to parents and students. These emails guide you through completing the admission requirements and next steps for the selected program. The email-guided process applies to the High School Online, Dual, and Athlete programs. Applicants should monitor their inbox for these messages. 3. For the High School Online Program, a tour can be scheduled through the SCHEDULE A TOUR option on the High School Online page using Calendly. This allows families to visit or learn more about the program before enrolling. The page shows the Calendly link for arranging a visit. Scheduling a tour is optional but encouraged for prospective families.
FAQs
What levels does The Woodlands Preparatory School serve, and what curriculum does it use?
The Woodlands Preparatory School serves K–12, including Middle School (grades 6–8) and High School (grades 9–12). It delivers a traditional American curriculum online, with English language programs and multilingual certifications, and offers a U.S. High School Diploma via the Dual Program.
Where is The Woodlands Preparatory School located, and are there online learning options as well as in‑person learning?
The school is at 27440 Kuykendahl Rd, Tomball, TX 77375. Yes—you can choose between in‑person and online learning options, depending on the program you enroll in.
Who leads the school and what is notable about its history?
The head of school is Norman Garrett. The school opened in 2002, moved to new ownership in 2013, and now offers IB continuity alongside its online and Dual Program options.
How does the Dual Program pricing work for grades 10–12?
For grades 10–12, the Dual Program offers three monthly plan options: Intensive at USD 350/month for 12 months, Normal at USD 200/month for 24 months, and Extensive at USD 150/month for 36 months. There is also a 10th‑grade plan at USD 500/month for 10 months. The program covers Mathematics and History classes for the years 10–12.
What are the pricing options for the Online High‑Performance Athlete Program (grades 10–12)?
The Athlete Program has Intensive USD 840/month for 12 months, Normal USD 420/month for 24 months, and Extensive USD 220/month for 36 months. It includes six subjects plus sport‑focused components and supports student‑athletes who balance training with academics.
Are there any other fees I should know about, such as English modules or language certifications, and how are payments handled?
Yes. Specialized English modules cost USD 1,500 per 30‑hour module, and language certifications cost USD 125 for the full four‑skill exam or USD 35 per individual skill. All program payments are processed online via the school's secure Gradelink payment portal.
What is the admissions process like, and do I need to visit in person for a tour?
Admissions are via the Gradelink platform. After starting an application, you'll receive step‑by‑step guidance by email. For the High School Online Program, tours can be scheduled in Calendly, but tours are optional.
Is there a boarding option or any uniform or meal program?
There is no published boarding option or boarding fees. No separate uniform fee is listed, and there is no published information about meals.
Is there a waitlist or scholarships available for applicants?
There is no information provided about a waitlist or scholarships in the published materials.
What is the core curriculum, and how does the Dual Program work for graduation?
The school offers a traditional American curriculum delivered online and provides a U.S. High School Diploma through the Dual Program. Six online subjects are studied (including Math 10–12 and History 10–12) with bilingual instruction in Spanish and English.
How are assessments conducted in the Dual Program, and when are language certification results delivered?
Materials are uploaded weekly and students complete weekly projects for assessment. Language certification results are emailed within two weeks, and the official diploma is issued by email with signatures and stamps.
What are the graduation requirements and where do graduates typically go for higher education?
A minimum grade of 8.0 is required to certify for North American graduation. Graduates attend top universities worldwide, with the Dual Program providing access to U.S. universities and international options.
What accreditations or affiliations does The Woodlands Preparatory School hold that support its academic reputation?
The school is Cognia accredited and is associated with accreditation bodies including the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement, the Northwest Accreditation Commission, and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement. It also operates an IB Continuum program (PYP/MYP/DP) and offers a TEA‑certified High School Online curriculum.
What facilities or resources support online learning and the Athlete Program?
The Athlete Program provides six online subjects per year with weekly one‑hour group counseling per subject and about 18 hours of online study weekly. Materials are delivered via Google Classroom and Gradelink, with weekly readings and videos from teachers.
Are there physical campus facilities for sports or a dedicated academic campus, or is learning primarily online?
The public materials emphasize online delivery for most programs, with on‑site graduation in The Woodlands, Texas. Specific physical sports or academic facilities are not detailed.
How are learning materials delivered to online students?
Instructional materials are uploaded weekly to the online platform, and teachers provide weekly readings and video content to support coursework.
What extracurricular activities or leadership opportunities are available beyond academics?
The school offers an Online High School for High Performance Athletes, the six‑subject Athlete Program, and leadership/identity through international programming such as the Dual Program with La Salle Mexico.
What international or cross‑border programs exist for students seeking global experience?
The Dual Program has launched with Universidad La Salle México (announced January 13, 2026), expanding international education opportunities for students.
How does the school support students' development outside the classroom?
The High Performance Sports Program balances sports careers with academics, including online coursework, group counseling, and structured study time to foster discipline and achievement.
What English language support and multilingual options are available?
The school offers English programs for high school students and multilingual certifications for everyone. Spanish programs are available to help students strengthen English for American programs.
