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Second Baptist School is a private primary and secondary Baptist Christian school in the Memorial area of Houston, Texas, United States.

History

It was founded in 1946 by the Second Baptist Church of Houston. The school has access to nearly 1,000,000 square feet (100,000 m) of educational and recreational facilities on a 56-acre (230,000 m), Memorial area campus.

Notable alumni

Ted Cruz, (Class of 1988), United States Senator from Texas.
Glenn January (Class of 2001), CFL player.
Aaron Thompson (Class of 2005), Major League Baseball player.
Jia Tolentino (Class of 2005), writer for The New Yorker.
George Williams (Class of 2008), basketball player

References

Hamilton, Heath (April 29, 2005). "Second Baptist student wins Jefferson Scholarship at the University of Virginia". Your Houston News.
"George Williams Player Profile, Wayland Baptist - RealGM". basketball.realgm.com.

External links

Official website

High schools in the City of Houston

Houston Independent School District

Zoned schools

Magnet/alternative schools

Public schools not in Houston ISD

Aldine ISD

Alief ISD

Elsik
Hastings
Kerr (magnet)
Early College (magnet)

Clear Creek ISD

Clear Lake

Fort Bend ISD

Willowridge

Humble ISD

Pasadena ISD

Dobie

Spring Branch ISD

State charter

Harmony Public Schools (multiple campuses)
Houston Heights
KIPP Texas (multiple campuses)
Pro-Vision
George I. Sanchez (two campuses)
YES Prep (multiple campuses)
- Northline
Yzaguirre School

Closed	Benji's Special Educational Academy

Independent

Secular private

Closed	Alexander-Smith Academy Houston Sudbury Memorial Hall

Religious

High school closed	St. Stephen's Episcopal

Closed	Lutheran North

This list is incomplete.
This list only includes schools in the Houston city limits. Multiple schools with "Houston, Texas" addresses are not in the city limits.

Religion in the Houston area

Christianity

Churches

K-12 ed.

Closed	Lutheran North North Houston Baptist

Tertiary ed.

Judaism

Congregations	Beth Israel Beth Jacob Beth Yeshurun B'nai Israel
Schools	Emery/Weiner Robert M. Beren Academy Torah Day School of Houston
History	Galveston Movement
Media	Jewish Herald-Voice
Museums	Holocaust Museum Houston

Islam

Hinduism

This list is incomplete.

Private schools in the Houston metropolitan area

Harris Co.

Secular

Closed	Alexander-Smith Academy Houston Sudbury Memorial Hall

Religious

Closed	Lutheran North Mount Carmel North Houston Baptist

Fort Bend Co.

Religious	Darul Arqam Schools/IEIT (Everest Academy/South & SW Campuses) Fort Bend Christian Academy

Galveston Co.

Religious

Closed	Dominican High School

Montgomery Co.

Secular	The John Cooper School
Religious	Covenant Christian School The Woodlands Christian Academy

Waller Co.

Secular

Closed	Brazos Valley Sudbury School

v t e Houston Area Independent Schools
Annunciation Orthodox Ascension Episcopal Awty Int'l Baniff Beth Yeshurun Day School Branch Briarwood The John Cooper School Corpus Christi Catholic Duchesne Acad. of the Sacred Heart Emery/Weiner Episcopal HS Fay First Baptist Acad. Fort Bend Baptist Acad. Frassati Catholic HS Grace Holy Spirit Episcopal Honor Roll Houston Christian HS Incarnate Word Acad. Joy Kinkaid Lutheran South Acad. Monarch Oaks Parish Post Oak Presbyterian Regis School of the Sacred Heart River Oaks Baptist School Rosehill Christian Saint Agnes Acad. St. Anne Catholic St. Catherine's Montessori School St. Francis Episcopal School St. Francis de Sales Saint John XXIII HS St. John's St. Mark's Episcopal St. Pius X HS St. Stephen's Episcopal St. Theresa Catholic St. Thomas' Episcopal St. Thomas HS St. Thomas More Parish Sch. of the Woods Second Baptist The Shlenker School Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Trafton Academy The Village School Wesley Academy Westbury Christian School The Woodlands Christian Academy Yorkshire Academy

Houston Area Independent Schools

v t e TAPPS 5A (2024-2026)
District 1	All Saints Episcopal (Fort Worth) Coram Deo (Flower Mound) Faith Christian (Grapevine) Fort Worth Christian (North Richland Hills) Grace Prep (Arlington) Midland Christian Southwest Christian (Fort Worth) Trinity Christian (Lubbock)
District 2	Bishop Dunne (Dallas) Brentwood Christian (Austin) Brighter Horizons (Garland) Brook Hill (Bullard) Cristo Rey (Dallas) Grace Community (Tyler) Hyde Park (Austin) Regents (Austin)
District 3	Providence HS (San Antonio) (girls only) Saint Mary's Hall (San Antonio) San Antonio Christian St. Anthony (San Antonio) St. Augustine (Laredo) St. Joseph (Brownsville) St. Joseph (Victoria)
District 4	Bay Area Christian (League City) Emery/Weiner (Houston) Fort Bend Christian (Sugar Land) Logos Prep (Sugar Land) Lutheran South (Houston) Second Baptist (Houston)
District 5	Cypress Christian (Houston) Frassati Catholic (Spring) Kelly Catholic (Beaumont) Legacy Prep (Magnolia) Woodlands Christian (The Woodlands)
Source: TAPPS Alignment 2024-2026

29°45′29″N 95°29′55″W / 29.758041°N 95.498539°W / 29.758041; -95.498539

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History

Notable alumni

See also

References

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