Nativity Academy of Houston

Take us out to the ball game ⚾️

This spring, our 4th - 7th grade students traded their desks for diamonds — taking a field trip to Constellation Field.

There, they were joined by thousands of other Houston-area students for “Education in Baseball.” Through the sport, they learned about statistics and physics and got to enjoy a baseball game!

We love seeing their curiosity grow wherever they go.

Major congratulations are in order for Nativity Academy's Principal, Dawn Martinez who graduated from School of law with an M.Jur. in Education Law earlier this month! 👏👏👏

Swipe for three takeaways from Principal Martinez's experience + a photo from our in- office celebration!

We are so grateful for every mom and mother figure who trusts us with their child each day. We don't take that lightly. 🙏

Last week, we celebrated the moms in our community with a couple different activities: 

We kicked off the morning by sharing muffins with moms. Our younger students shared their painted pots, tiles, and cards with their moms, and our older students surprised their moms with beautiful heart pillows, generously provided by our friends at

✚ Our team had a great time helping our students spend quality time with their families!

One of the ways we support our families at Nativity Academy is through our extended after-school activities.

At no cost to parents, our students have a safe, structured place to be after school—giving families peace of mind while also creating more time for growth and opportunity.

This time isn’t just about staying late—it’s where so much life happens. From arts and dance to sports and swimming at the YMCA and other enriching activities, our students are learning, exploring new interests, and building confidence every day.

It’s just one more way we care for the whole child—and the whole family.

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From vibrant traditional attire to big smiles all around, our Cinco de Mayo was a joyful day of curiosity, connection, and community. Our team came to school ready to share the historical significance and the joyful celebrations of Cinco de Mayo. 

We’re so grateful for a special visit from a chamber orchestra musician from the Apollo Chamber Players who came to play for our lower grade classes.

Moments like this are what we love most—bringing learning to life beyond the classroom and giving our students a chance to experience the arts up close. It was such a fun, meaningful experience, and our students are still talking about it!

A big thank you to the individuals and organizations who pour into our students and make moments like this possible. It truly means so much to our community.