He also taught and coached at BHS, and was a member of Boerne High School's graduating class of 1972.

As of 2023, plans are underway to build a new wing of the school to accommodate its growing student body.

Many of Champion's students come from rural areas or upbringings, so the agriculture program is large and hosted in its own building on campus known as "The Ranch."

Many classes are career-based, with some allowing students to graduate high school with an associates degree in that field.

These career-based classes include: architecture & interior design, business, computer science, culinary arts, education, engineering, human services, and STEM.

The performance season includes a summer comedy, fall drama, spring musical, and UIL one-act.

There is also a color guard team that performs with the marching band in the fall and competes independently in the spring.

Champion is a member of the Advanced Placement (AP) program, and offers many courses for college credit through it.