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You can find directions to Cypress College from MapQuest. And to find the Department once you are here, view our Cypress Map and look for the Technical Education Building #1 (Tech Ed 1).
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Yes. We call this our Apostolic Formation program, which is a program that creates in students a heart that is sensitive to the needs of others. Cypress Heights students participate in school-wide projects (such as holding food drives to benefit
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Yes. We do have a hot lunch program. We provide delicious, healthy hot meals every day for purchase. Also, many of our students bring thier own lunch to school. Healthy eating is highly encouraged at Cypress Heights and is a part of our human
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Yes. CHAPA (Cypress Heights Academy Parents Association) contains many committees such as the Mothers' Club and Men's Club, and we have a Family Leadership Program (FLP) that helps families grow in Faith, virtue and as parents. These are only a few
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Yes. Cypress Heights is involved in sports leagues for soccer, basketball and football and baseball. Cypress Heights has a strong virtue-based sports program and implements a nationally recognized program called SportsLeader, which is a virtue-
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Not at this time. We do have future plans to build a high school. See our Master Plan here.
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Yes. Cypress Heights Open House provides interested parents an opportunity to experience the school, learn about our pedagogy (teaching practice) and witness first-hand our wonderful environment. Please call our office at 225.755.1558 to find out
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Students at Cypress Heights have scored extremely well on the Stanford 10 Achievement Test (SAT). During the 09-10 school year, 3 classes scored in the 8oth percentile (top 20% of the nation), 5 classes scored in the upper 75th percentile, and 1
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Yes. Cypress Heights is state-approved by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE), in addition to being Brumfield-Dodd approved. We are currently working on several enhancements to prepare to apply SAIS (Southern Association of
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No. Cypress Heights is an independent, private school that teaches the Catholic Faith and is operated by lay Catholics. There are no legal or financial connections or obligations between the school and the diocese. We are faithful to the Holy
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