What's Important
A consistent, challenging academic foundation is the bedrock of future success. We focus on ensuring students don't just learn, but truly master core concepts year after year, building a powerful base of knowledge.
Why It Matters
These results demonstrate the power of our cohesive K-8 curriculum. By eighth grade, students have the deep understanding and academic confidence to excel in rigorous high school programs. Over 3,000,000 students
participated nationwide.
Proof: Results
- Second graders scored in the top 6% in math computation.
- Third graders scored in the top 8% in total math.
- Fifth Graders scored in the top 10% in total math.
- All grades were in the top quarter nationally in the total composite score (math, science, social studies, English Language Arts).
What's Important
True learning happens when knowledge is put into practice. We encourage students to move beyond the textbook — transforming curiosity into projects requiring critical thinking, research and presentation.
Why It Matters
The journey from a simple question to a regional award-winning project teaches perseverance and follow-through. By eighth grade, TWMS students have honed skills, vision and tenacity to achieve their goals.
Proof: Results
- 11 of 18 students placed in the top three of their Science Fair project categories.
- Seventh grader placed third and earned an award from the Society of Geophysics.
- Eighth grader placed third at the Regional Science Fair in Houston.
- Ms. Russell (7/8 Science) honored as Teacher of the Year at the Houston Junior Division Science & Engineering Fair.
What's Important
Confidence is built through courage. We provide platforms for students to showcase talents and test skills at local and national levels, fostering poise and self-assurance.
Why It Matters
These achievements form the building blocks of confident leaders. TWMS graduates finish articulate, creative and ready to share their voice with the world.
Proof: Scripps Spelling Bee, Art Awards and National French Competition
- Scripps Spelling Bee: Sixth grader named champion for 2025.
- Art Awards: Sixth grader earned a Special Merit Ribbon at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo; Fifth and eighth graders won first and third in Conflict Resolution Bookmark contest.
- French Exam: Eight graders earned Silver (ranked No.5 nationally) & Honorable Mention (ranked No.19 nationally); Seventh grader earned Bronze (ranked No.5 nationally).
What's Important
The fields and courts are classrooms for character. Athletics programs at TWMS teaches discipline, teamwork and leadership.
Why It Matters
Sustained success reflects culture and mentorship. TWMS graduates model commitment — leading teams with dedication and integrity.
Proof: Athletic Achievements
- Division 2 Cross-Country Conference Champions (3rd year)
- Over 30 top-ten finishes in Cross-Country meets.
- Division 3 Volleyball Champions.
- Division 2 (North) Girls Basketball Champions.
- Track and Field: Nine first-place finishes and Conference Champions.
- Golf: Second place at Alpha Omega Tournament and District Runner-up.
- Golf: Three first-place medalists and two second-place medalists in season.
- Hosted first Invitational Golf Tournament at Augusta Pines.
What's Important
Choir, drama and band students use God-given talents to bless others, witnessing firsthand how their gifts bring peace and joy.
Why It Matters
The arts teach courage, creativity and service. Each note and performance shines the Lord’s light, offering comfort and connection.
Proof: Choir, Drama and Band
- Outreach visits to The Gathering Place Ministry at TWMC.
- Lead worship at The Village at The Woodlands Waterway.
- Student participation in chapel services, spring performances and pep rally events.
What's Important
Students lead through service, collaboration and community involvement, fostering strong peer-adult partnerships.
Why It Matters
Leadership roles reinforce scholarship, service, character, philanthropy and citizenship as living values.
Proof: Student Council and National Junior Honor Society
- Chapel leadership
- Trunk or Treat community event
- Montgomery County Food Bank drive
- Clothing drive for Sam Houston Elementary
- Joy Mission Center Christmas gifts
- Celebrating Literacy Week
- Morning greeters at car line
- Daily school announcements
- TWMC Pantry donations
- NJHS: more than 500 hours of community service
What's Important
Parent involvement strengthens the connection between home and school, reinforcing shared values and student growth.
Why It Matters
The Parent Enrichment Organization fosters a Christ-centered community, strengthens relationships and enhances the overall school experience through service, faith and partnership.
Proof: Parent Enrichment Organization
- Back to School Bash
- Teacher treats (luncheons, coffee, holiday gifts, appreciation week)
- Family Bingo Night, end-of-quarter celebrations, Fundraising February
- Enrichment programs, field trips, Field Day sponsorship
- Parent socials, Spirit Nights, Spirit Store and uniform resales
- School enhancements