The school introduced Toddle, a modern platform that gives parents access to assignments, grades, and curriculum alignment across all grade levels, reinforcing our commitment to rigorous academic standards.

Across all divisions, 80% of Lower School, 87% of Middle School, and 66% of Upper School students played at least one sport. This was also the inaugural year for flag football. Teams secured championships in swimming and diving, and tennis. 

Students at all levels engaged in hands-on service projects at organizations, such as the Houston Food Bank, Rescued Pets, and Spring Branch Food Pantry. Middle School girls also participated in three new off-site service trips. 

Two Upper School students were selected to serve on the Sacred Heart Network’s Student Advisory Committee, helping represent Duchesne at a national level. Eleven girls also attended the Sacred Heart Summit, and one was chosen to be a presenter! 

The school supported 203 students with a total of $2.2 million in tuition assistance, reinforcing its commitment to economic diversity and inclusion. 

Duchesne earned the highest honor from the College Board for its commitment to expanding access to Advanced Placement courses at Duchesne. 

Upper School students were awarded over $10 million in college scholarships, with acceptances to top universities including Cornell, Boston College, the University of Texas, and Texas A&M.