Starting in the 2025-2026 school year, Treetops School International will be an exclusively K-6 grade campus, creating an even stronger foundation for young learners. This transition empowers us to enhance our hands-on, personalized approach while staying true to our mission of inspiring students to climb to new heights in service, character, and education by creating a positive, safe community.
Also, starting with the 2025-2026 school year, the Treetops campus is transitioning to a 4 day school week!Please see the approved 2025-2026 Calendar on the School Calendar page.
Hello Treetopians!
Yearbooks are $25 each. The deadline for orders is Friday, March 4! We do not typically order extras, and cannot accept late orders, so please place your order by the deadline.
Orders must have exact payment. No change will be made this year.
YOU MUST FILL THE FORM OUT COMPLETELY!
Send the form and payment back to your student’s homeroom teacher. Remember to make checks payable to Treetops. Orders may also be delivered directly to Mr. David (email to set up time davidambrose@treetops.org)
All monies will be held until the sales period ends.
STORM DAMAGE:
Treetops suffered major damage during the winter storms. We had several pipes break and flood multiple buildings. Even with the setback, we continue to move forward and try to provide the best education to our students. In true Treetops manner, we will pick ourselves back up and WE WILL BE BETTER and STRONGER!
UPDATE: 7-28-2020
Treetops is aware of Tuesday’s announcement from the Texas Attorney General that provides yet another change in guidance as to who has the authority to govern the opening of schools. Treetops' leadership will review the ruling in its entirety, as well as additional relevant data and recommendations from health officials, before making any modifications to the plan to begin the 2020-21 school year. We will update the community as soon as possible, should any changes be made to Treetops Schools plans.
On June 18, Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath shared the following: “It will be safe for Texas public school students, teachers, and staff to return to school campuses for in-person instruction this fall. But there will also be flexibility for families with health concerns so that their children can be educated remotely if the parent so chooses.”
