I'm pretty satisfied with how they handled my daughters transfer here. Her old school was harassing…read moreher because my son went there and got into trouble. I was at my wit's end. I felt helpless so we moved. Not only did they not honor sending her to alternative they welcomed her with open arms and treated her good. The staff is so friendly and understanding. I can't express how grateful I am. I wish we would have moved sooner. Thank you guys!!!!!!

I went to this school for high school and went back today. The school looks pretty much the same…read more One difference would be that they seem to have increased the number of "tshacks". The entrance is not too bad and the front staff are pretty helpful. There also seems to be good amount of parking for visitor/guests.

Attendance lady, dark hair, glasses in the front has a horrible attitude. Went to pick up my sister…read more& it was almost like she was mad I was getting her early. Repeatedly rolling her eyes & very ugly tone of voice.

wonderful school with a great golf course with a world class golf team. my two kids go there and…read morehave had the the best treatmeant they could have gotten

School is terrible and the staff isn't any better, tub of lard at the front office is as useless as…read morethey get.

I would not recommend Devine Savior Academy near Houston, Texas…read more Our experience with this school was extremely disappointing. We paid the enrollment fees, completed the process they requested, and after that, communication completely stopped. I called multiple times and was repeatedly told that someone would reach out to us, but nobody ever did. Now they are refusing to refund the enrollment fee despite the lack of communication and follow-up from their admissions team. What is even more concerning is that in an email today, they stated that they believe their communication was handled appropriately. Honestly, what a shame. Ignoring families, failing to follow up, and then refusing accountability is not proper communication. A student will made you tour the school and their admission lady will show up at the end to give you the enrollment document. I should have understand their lack of consideration right away I truly wish I had seen the warning signs earlier. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this school to other families.

We started at DSA last year and we are very happy with DSA. We have one in high school and one in…read moremiddle school. A good school starts with strong leadership and the elementary/middle/high school principals are strong leaders. We like that DSA teaches accountability, among other things, which is generally lacking in society these days. Perhaps in part because they are part of a network of several other DS schools, they seem very well structured in all aspects, including communication with parents, curriculum, and school operations. While they are small (but growing), they function as well as or better than a larger school. The homework load seems very well balanced, especially compared to their previous school. The teachers are excellent and everyone is very nice. The students are good kids and we've been impressed with the behavior and politeness of our kids' friends. The parents we have met are very nice with similar family values. We hoped we would find a community, and we have made new friends with othe families through our kids and their friends. Despite the small size, the school offers several sports programs, including football and volleyball, and is very competitive against schools that are much larger. They built a new middle/high school building last year and it is a top class facility. Great gym, big, modern classrooms, great courtyard, multipurpose chapel, and more. Tuition remains very reasonable in comparison to other private schools in the Houston area, especially considering the low teacher:student ratio.

am writing to express serious concerns regarding academic integrity issues involving a student in…read morethe Class of 2026 at Dulles High School. Over the past two school years, several students and parents have become concerned about repeated unethical behavior that may have affected academic fairness and opportunities for other students. The concerns reported include: Alleged cheating during exams beginning in the 2024 school year. Use of AI tools to complete projects where such tools were reportedly prohibited. Alleged use of a cell phone during STAAR testing in 2025, including claims that test questions were photographed and shared with others. Claims that recommendation letters from teachers could be obtained in exchange for money. Many students have expressed frustration and disappointment because they believe these actions may have unfairly impacted rankings, academic recognition, and admissions opportunities. These concerns have reportedly been brought to the attention of school administration previously, but parents and students feel the matter has not been fully addressed. We respectfully request that Fort Bend ISD conduct a thorough and impartial investigation into these allegations to ensure fairness, accountability, and integrity within the school system. Our intention is not to target any individual unfairly, but to protect the integrity of the academic environment and ensure equal opportunities for all students.

Terrible school wouldn't recommend your child comes here. The teachers are very disrespectful and…read moremean to the children

Great school! My children have attended private school (that got too expensive), public school…read more(that did not meet our expectations) and then we found Logos. It is a University Model school which offers classes on T/Th for K - 6th grade and M/W/F for 7th - 12th. The students do homework assignments prepared by their teachers on their "home" days. Parents facilitate at home much like they would with homework from a traditional school. It is great to get all their work done early afternoon and have the evenings for activities and family. Logos offers competitive programs in most sports (football, cheer, soccer, tennis, swim, baseball, volleyball, basketball, golf and track)

Best choice I ever made choosing St. Laurence! I have two boys that love school, their teachers,…read morefriends, and are truly excelling in their academics.

My kids have been enrolled at SLCS since pre-k and we couldn't be happier. The staff is wonderful…read moreand I feel my kids are learning so much, especially to be kind and smart individuals when they grow up. We are Catholic at home but we don't practice as much as we would like, so having SLCS to help teach our kids about faith and the love of God is pretty amazing. I am super happy with our experience at the school. I recommend it to all my friends, Catholics and non-Catholics alike!

I completely agree with your review. My own experience with the Head of School was very similar in…read moreearly 2000'ss. When one of my three daughters was dismissed just as she was starting to have trouble with her grades, it felt clear that once they decide they no longer want a student there, there's little room for understanding or grace. My oldest daughter actually graduated from this school, which is why I fought so hard to keep the other two enrolled. After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on this school, I would have expected a much higher level of care, compassion, and support from leadership at the time. Hearing about hints of discrimination within the school community is also deeply troubling and disappointing.

Our experience with the lower school changed significantly once Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Clayton…read morestepped into their administrative roles. The environment--both for students and teachers--shifted in a way that many families, including ours, found concerning. The biggest issue was the inconsistency and lack of genuine warmth. While the school often emphasized values and faith, the leadership's day-to-day actions didn't match those messages. Interactions frequently felt insincere, and there was a clear pattern of favoritism. Some children were approached with patience and grace, while others received a noticeably harsher tone for the exact same behaviors. As a parent, this was heartbreaking to watch. We also noticed a sharp increase in turnover among both families and lower school teachers during their leadership. When people continue to leave year after year, it naturally raises questions about the internal culture and what may be happening behind the scenes. In the end, we chose to move our child because the environment no longer felt supportive to their well-being, confidence, or growth. My hope is that by sharing our experience, the school will take a closer look at its leadership and the culture that's being shaped under their direction.

I strongly advise others to steer clear of Nolan Ryan Junior High. The administration is…read moreunresponsive, bullying is rampant, and the disciplinary system is broken--kids who defend themselves get punished just like the bullies. There's little accountability, poor communication with parents, and overall a lack of structure or safety. This school has been a huge disappointment.

I wouldn't even rate this school a 1 star it is a lot worse that it looks and sounds. I definitely…read morewould not recommend it. This school is definitely bad, and when I tried to call the receptionist/ the front desk before the school started like a few weeks or less, I think her name was Ms. T. Edwards or something like that, I was asking her about this school like does it have many fights or things like is the academic programs here very strong or are the teachers here supportive? and she cut me off and said are you a kid? And hung up. And now that my child goes to this school there are LITERALLY more fight than ever so if I were you I would definitely unenroll your child NOW before it happens to him/her. And also you can try to tell " administration" or whatever. My child has a friend and at the recent dance the denim and diamond dance that took place last friday or so, a friend named Juliana got her money stolen, and they still haven't fixed her problem yet. She tried everything like asking them to check the cameras, telling the officer, and they still haven't fixed this problem yet. And christmas has passed and she was trying to get her parents something really nice for christmas and she has like 150$, so just like " Lord D." says of this school " I strongly advise others to steer clear of Nolan Ryan Junior High".

My daughter is now in her 4th year at St. Thomas - and over those years I have come to know several…read moreof the faculty and parents, including the headmaster, Michael Cusack. They truly have my respect, not only as teachers.. but as thinkers, innovators, and leaders in education. The curriculum is challenging and encourages an understanding of the liberal arts and sciences, balanced by the values of forgiveness, love, and understanding deeply rooted in Christian belief systems. Their Scottish Arts program is unbelievable to see and I am constantly amazed at the artistic abilities of the students who have been encouraged over the years by the school. My daughter, who deals with sensory issues that affect her learning, has always been treated with the utmost respect and has been encouraged to embrace new ideas while being challenged by proven methods of teaching that instill an understanding of the world around her while teaching her to effectively communicate those ideas. I am not an alumni and I was only aware of the school through long time friends. But, having faced the challenges of the current public school system with our oldest child, my wife and I came to believe that a private school was our only acceptable option for our youngest child (and any future children). We explored several private schools in Houston and decided on St. Thomas' based on a tour of the school and talking with faculty and others who knew of or had experienced the school. Also, I believe that the tuition is quite reasonable compared with other private schools in Houston that we considered. We intend to keep our 8 year old at St. Thomas' through 12th grade and we plan to send our 3 year old there as well when she reaches school age. I would also encourage any parents considering a private school education to meet with Mr. Cusack and the faculty and see it for yourself. I believe that you will like what you see.

My daughter attends school here. She is currently in 9th grade and as been attending since 4th…read moregrade. This school offers a great classical education to its students. The teachers are awesome and the administration is very helpful. They also have a Scottish Arts program which is excellent. The band is full of bagpipers and drums. There is also a Scottish dance program which has produced many U.S. champions. If you are around the Meyerland plaza area around 4pm you will hear the bagpipers practicing.