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Founded in 1984 by Donna Boase, The Woods Private School is well-known throughout Northwest Houston for a warm and welcoming atmosphere and sense of community among the teachers, parents, and students.
The Woods Private School believes a strong, early childhood education lays the foundation for academic success in later years.
At The Woods Private School, we believe in educating the whole child.
Our curriculum fosters a love of knowledge while providing a broad range of activities to encourage children to reach their maximum potential.
Students thrive and develop confidence in a secure and stimulating environment as they develop creatively, physically, and socially.
A dedicated staff and innovative programs provide students from the ages of two-years old to fourth grade with a comprehensive education.
We love The Woods Private School. They not only provide an excellent education for the students, but they also provide a very fun and engaging environment. We love that they are conveniently located as well. If you are on the fence, we suggest you leap. You won't regret it.
- Posted by Parent - Emerson
56/8/2022
After touring every private elementary school in the NW Houston area, I knew immediately that this was the school for our family. The teachers, curriculum, and overall environment are excellent. Its overwhelmingly obvious that the student's needs, safety, and happiness are priorities.
- Posted by Parent - Angela
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