This school is absurdly moist. the hallway floors are always covered in an unidentifiable…read moresubstance, and students always slip left and right. If you're reading this, please contact a custodian or an exorcist. Make it a great day or not, the choice is yours.

Personally I feel like it's luck of the draw with some teachers, and the staff at the school…read moreconstantly will make you seem like the problem if a teacher doesn't fit you. On top of that the assistant principals and other staff seem to sometimes go a little over the top with power, it feels in general this school is over the top serious about things that shouldn't be. For that reason Im just gonna rate it bluntly.

Graduated in 2019, no real complaints…read more Had a very good atmosphere and the staff does really care for their students. I am really glad I went to this high school and the only real regret I have is not taking full advantage of the opportunities afforded to me. I would say for anyone attending that finding a productive club that teaches you new skills was probably the most valuable asset I could regularly use and meeting new people was always a good time.

I really enjoyed watching the nutcracker with my daughter this year. Everyone worked very hard and…read moredid an amazing job. Looking forward to seeing it again next year.

Great school with strong academic programs with great options to develop sports, music and arts…read more John Cooper also spends a great deal of resources on student well being and emotional/social development. I feel blessed that we are part of the JSC community.

I've had the pleasure of teaching at Cooper for the past seven years. Ever since I've joined their…read morefaculty, I've learned that Cooper values all members of its community: the amount of care given to students as they navigate a challenging education is something I have not seen anywhere else. Cooper balances a healthy mixture of embracing exciting traditions while being trailblazers and innovators in education, advisory curriculum, and athletics. The faculty, staff, and parents are clearly all aligned under a common goal of doing what's best for our students. I can't imagine teaching anywhere else!

I'm writing this as a delivery driver, I had an order request to this place for alcohol. This is…read morenot only a school, but it's supposedly a Christian school. The girl who ordered this was wearing a crop top, clearly out of dress code. What is this place? I feel the need to write this because even if I made some bucks, something isn't morally right for a Christian school. Can't tell if it was a teacher or tutor, but ID was 21.

It is deeply disheartening to witness a school that claims to uphold educational values but instead…read moreprioritizes profit over people. In such an environment, money takes precedence over morality, and the principles of compassion, fairness, and integrity--ideals central to a Christ-centered community--are completely abandoned. At this school, wealth determines worth. Families with financial influence are given preferential treatment, while others are sidelined. Bullying, an issue that demands serious intervention, is often overlooked if the offending family has enough money or influence. This not only fosters a toxic environment for students but also undermines any semblance of justice or accountability. Teachers and staff are equally unsupported, especially when conflicts arise involving wealthy families. Instead of standing by their educators--those who dedicate themselves to shaping young minds--the administration appears to bow to financial power, leaving teachers disheartened and vulnerable. What should be a nurturing educational institution has devolved into a business driven by revenue, not relationships, and certainly not by Christ. The well-being of children, the professional respect of faculty, and the cultivation of a caring community have been sacrificed on the altar of financial gain and branding appeal. TWCA is not just failing in their mission--it is actively harming those it is meant to serve. Education should inspire and uplift, not divide and exploit. Please do your research beyond what their fake advertisement leads you to believe. Good people do not graduate from The Woodlands "Christian" Academy after what these kids are put through and exposed to.

The Grove is a wonderful institution with caring teachers, a nurturing environment, and kids with a…read morereal sense of purpose and community. Our children have been attending the school for several years and we would recommended the place to anyone we know. Admittedly, we do like that it is small but we know we can't have the secret to ourselves forever. Do your research, schedule a visit, talk with the teachers, and meet the headmaster who is happy to show you around. Texas Health and Human Services https://childcare.hhs.texas.gov/Public/OperationDetails?operationId=1336329&resCareFlag=false%0A%0A

I understand you're upset Chris that I have posted our truth. The emails you speak of were always…read morein response to you stating "maybe we aren't the right place for you" when we brought up a concern. I was naive and felt like I had to make sure you weren't upset with us when I voiced a concern. I felt like I constantly had to reassure you that we appreciate your school because you would write back lengthy emotional emails when we would simply ask about something our child said happened. My husband even called a meeting with you to address this with you last year, and ask you to stop threatening us to leave each time we asked about a concern. Yes we were very happy with the Grove and Ms Claudia and Ms Eddy, until the pattern of failure to address the misbehavior became undeniable and my child was choked in Ms Marisol's class and left with a bruise and scratches. The more that happened and wasn't addressed, the more displeased we became. The first year at the grove was amazing, and MsEddy and Ms Claudia treated our first son with respect and guidance and he loved it. He loved it until the school continued to fail to address this other child containing to hurt and threaten my child's safety. ALL of which were acknowledged by you (once I asked what happened) and then minimized. Maybe your teachers need more support and staff to help supervise the classrooms, which have different spaces and are not open concept. The students cannot all be supervised by 1 teacher while the other one is preparing snack or changing diapers. What I asked of the school before you terminated us, was to evaluate this other child's disruption to the classroom. Our request was to know what actions happen when a child continues to cause bodily harm to another. Your response was that these are norm behaviors of children, which I disagree with completely. It is not normal for the same Child over the course of 1.5 years to touch my child's penis, bite him, push and pull him, grab toys from him daily, and eventually choke him and leave scratches. The word expulsion never came out in any of my emails with the school so before you call my facts libelous, please check yours. Your handbook that states an "open door policy" is not honored by you. In an email in January 2021 after we asked to do a visit to meet Ms Nayely since she was new you stated "Unfortunately, we do not plan to have parent classroom observations. They disrupt the routine and send the message that there is a lack of trust between home and school. Having been here since last year, I assume you are very comfortable with Ms. Eddy's leadership in the Toddler classroom and have full faith in her ability to guide her students and mentor her new assistant. I welcome and appreciate parent feedback, but I feel it is my responsibility to observe the classrooms and make necessary changes based on the information provided." Clearly you don't observe well enough if you cannot take actions to ensure proper supervision of the younger classrooms.

I am a student at Knox, and my experience here could be a lot better. The moment I step into this…read morebuilding, I feel quite disorganized and nervous about the seven hours of hell I'll have to endure. As a student, my goals in school are to learn, get good grades, make friends...all that good stuff. Although the coordination in this school is very little, making it difficult to achieve these standard goals. First, I feel that there is a large sense of favoritism, especially among the administrative staff. Students who play sports get treated a lot better compared to other students who don't. Administration is normally more friendly and helpful around these students. Second, my feelings about the administrative staff are very mixed. There are caring, kind counselors such as Mrs. Hollis, but many other staff are very rude, and uneasing to talk to. One of the assistant principals, Bobby McClain, is quite short-tempered and stern. There are multiple rumors around him that make me feel very nervous when talking to him. These rumors are about serious topics, making other students nervous and uneasy. It's most of the reason why I made a brand new account to hide my name, just in case the administration sees this review. Students seem to have a collective negative opinion of this specific person, which is something that isn't being dealt with. Although, the teachers I currently have are able to teach their class with no issue relating to behavior or teaching style. Some of them are actually very kind and forgiving. Overall, I'm actually excited to go to highschool next year JUST to leave Knox behind.

My experience at Knox Junior High has been extremely negative, and I would not recommend this…read moreschool to others. From the moment you walk in, the environment feels uncomfortable and poorly managed. Students often feel unsupported, and many issues that should be addressed by staff are ignored. Teachers rarely step in when problems happen, which creates a stressful atmosphere where students do not feel safe or heard. There are also constant rumors about serious incidents that have happened at the school. Whether true or not, these stories spread quickly and make students uneasy. The overall feeling of the school is unsettling, especially in areas like the bathrooms. Many students hear strange noises in the bathrooms, which adds to the uncomfortable and eerie environment and makes students want to avoid them altogether. Another issue is the administration. The assistant principal, Bobby McClain, comes across as very strange and unapproachable, which does not help students feel comfortable going to him for help or guidance. Leadership plays a big role in how safe and supported students feel, and unfortunately, that support seems lacking here. Overall, Knox Junior High feels like a place where student concerns are not taken seriously. Between the lack of action from teachers, the uncomfortable atmosphere, and poor administration, this school fails to provide a positive or supportive learning environment. Because of these reasons, I would give Knox Junior High a one-star rating.

Great communication with parents - I love how every teacher is accessible, my children feel safe,…read moreand they are learning! Lots of club, activities and sports.

Would get 5 stars but for the unfriendliest registrar - your first contact with the school.read more

Excellent teachers who know how to bring out the best in a student. Admin is accommodating to…read moreunique schedules and individual families' needs.

Wonderful school! My child once again enjoys going to school, doesn't come home in tears due to…read morebullying and sexual harassment by other students and is happy and thriving. Yes the school is expensive but it worth it for the improvement in mental health. My child is safe and the staff help build up self esteem while providing a very individualized education.

My 2E son appears happier and calmer since starting LCA. He is no longer burnt out at the end of…read morethe day. All of the staff members have been genuinely curious and open to our ideas and concerns. We are grateful that LCA has integrated our child's strengths into his learning path. This has greatly increased his enthusiasm for school! We were tired of paying private school prices for a public school experience. The Montessori schools are too far away, but that is the type of independent learning environment our child thrives in. Fortunately, LCA offers an environment that recognizes the individual, celebrates creativity and works collaboratively with families.

We are so, so impressed with Lake Creek Academy so far. It has been a breath of fresh air to see…read moreour son thriving. He is so happy and much more confident. I'm amazed with how dedicated teachers and staff are here. They are truly passionate about what they do and meet each student where they are at. We are excited to be a part of the new LCA family as they grow and touch the lives of other families. Additionally, the school and grounds are absolutely beautiful!