I attended Strake Jesuit for all four years of high school. It is a gorgeous campus and is…read morecomparable in size to a college campus. There are also classrooms with Smart Boards, which use projectors and touch sensitive technology to allow an interactive way of teaching. The faculty is excellent; the teachers are willing to help in any way they can to make sure you're receiving a quality education. Additionally, the school emphasizes community service (during the summer before my senior year, the requirement for service hours was a minimum of 100 hours) and spiritual life (the opportunity to attend a large retreat every year with all of your classmates). Through the community service and retreats, I really grew as a person, as I tried to follow Strake's motto, "Men for Others." There are excellent opportunities to be involved at school, such as athletics, theatre, SJET (a closed-circuit television system), student organizations, choir, orchestra, yearbook, and several others. Also, I was able to take Latin for several semesters, a language class that is not available at most schools. The administration at the school is very accessible, and the counselors are very helpful. I never felt lost when dealing with impending college decisions, and I am grateful for the guidance provided throughout this process. I am very appreciative of my parents for sending me to a great school, and in the future, I will definitely send my kids here.

I am sitting and the library right now bored out of my mind…read more But good school overall.

St.Jerome is a great school it's not too bad the classes are usually smaller with an average of 12…read morestudents in a class BUT some of the teachers dont understand whats going on and the princibal thinks all of the teachers know the best which isn't really true for example in the past i spilt a bag of chips by accident and one of the teachers sent me to the office also I was getting up from my seat to grab my water bottle and that same teacher threatened me saying keep on and ur not gonna be in field day.

Recently moved into the area and needed a church that satisfied all my requirements of the previous…read morechurch I used to regularly attend. Friendly and diverse community, beautiful church, pastors that actually make Sunday mass entertaining, and a fantastic music/choir group. Definitely what I was looking for, and the mass times are very fitting towards my schedule as well. See you Sunday!

My entire experience with this school has been truly awful. I've been discriminated against, lied…read moreto, insulted, and excluded from everything receiving my son's report cards to Halloween parties. The receptionist once cited her own made up "11th Commandment," to justify not allowing me to pick up my own child. The school now claims I am my son's grandpa for some reason. I found errors in this year's student/parent handbook then I looked at last years and found the same errors so they're obviously copying and pasting each year and not checking anything. They excluded me from being an emergency contact and when I finally got access to the medical records they have on file for my son I found critical errors regarding his most serious allergic reaction. To fix the error all that was needed was to change 1 word on a 1 page document. It's been 4 months since I brought their error to their attention and have yet to receive confirmation that they fixed it and just today after finding out they refer to me as my son's grandfather my son's teacher dm's me telling me wtf she doesn't appreciate. This is a religious school and in the handbook the first mention of "God," is literally a disclosure that informs you that you won't get your tuition money back if an act of "God" shuts down the school. I think the Devil might be the Principal.

Holy Spirit has been our home for the last 4 years. My kids started in their Early Childhood school…read moreand have since moved on to their Primary school. The teachers and staff are wonderful and loving. The curriculum is excellent and they make learning fun. Both my kids enjoy going to school each day.

We love Clay Road school! They only have a preschool and daycare now, which is sad because we love…read morethe school so much that I wish my kids could continue once they're old enough for Elementary school. They service newborn-K, and my daughter started attending when she was about 20 months old and has been there for 2 years. The school is great, not too big with wonderful, caring teachers, staff, and administrators. Leaving my daughter for the first time was hard, but the loving and caring teachers made our first real experience of leaving my daughter in the care of others as easy as possible. They take great care of my daughter, teaching her valuable life skills (potty training! Skipping! Sharing with friends!) as well as preparing her for school with pre-reading skills, counting, and even Spanish classes for 3+ year olds. I love how involved I can be with the teachers and my daughter's class, and they have lots of excellent activities and "fun days" in addition to the regular learning. Small class sizes, reasonable tuition and loving, accessible teachers and administrators make Clay Road our go-to recommendation to all our friends with kids looking for childcare options. Definitely check them out!

My daughter started attending Clay Road Baptist when she was 5 months old (now almost 9 months). My…read moredaughter loves all the teachers: Sally, Cherry and Peggy who are in the infant room are a delight to be around. I highly recommend this place. It has eased my mind with the idea of keeping my child in day care. Every teacher I have come into contact with at the school is great with kids!

All of my children attended this sweet school from their early 2s class through pre-k. My children…read morewere cared for and loved by their fabulous teachers. Technology was not used to teach (what a blessing) and taught through play. They were prepared for school because their curriculum, passion for teaching, and had the confidence boast entering into kindergarten. Love this school!

This is an amazing school. Both my girls went to this school. They got a solid foundation for…read moreelementary and here is where they learned to love school. The teachers are the best and with it being a small school you really feel like family.

We lovvvvve our school and especially teachers!! Ms. Roe and Ms. Maria are such great teachers…read more Very glad we are part of this class for my son's first school experience. This place is focused on teaching love, socialization, exploration, etc. At our age point of 18-30 minths, that's just what I wanted vs. a structured curriculum, however it is definitely not a day care; they do have clear activities including gymnastics, music, etc. Great place!

Amazing staff, a wonderful teachers they are so kind and really care about the kids and they know…read morehow make them happy and like to study. Mr.Q, Ms.Dee, Mr.Camren, Mr.Chris big thanks to you

Brilliant idea for Old School Tutoring to really fill a need and create a Learning POD to cope with…read morestay at home orders and virtual learning during the Covid-19 era. For many parents, having the children being at home all day is not a productive learning environment. Old School's Learning POD was able to create an true learning environment as close to being at school as you could get. I cannot give Old School enough credit for being innovative and adjusting to these difficult times to serve the community.

We ended up at Trent by default. They acquired the students from the school we attended. It was…read morequite a transition, but my kids are thriving. My son is in kinder with ms Swanier...she is a new teacher but she is a pleasure to work with and my son loves her. She was able to meet him at his level and present challenging and stimulating content. Coach O, Mrs Mather, and Mrs Hooda are also a pleasure to work with. It is a small gem in Sugarland.