Both my daughters came from Brasil in 2008 and enrolled, the youngest in Middle School & the oldest…read morein High School where they both graduated from. Middle School is absolutely wonderful, my youngest learned English in 1 year and the teachers were very supportive of her. Unfortunately, I can't say the same Dulles High School, where the trouble started. My oldest, not being used to taking TAKS tests, didn't pass the Math and was not allowed to graduate with her class, which made her very upset to the point where she left for Brasil, I convinced her to come back a year later, paid a private tutor to help her and she finally graduated, but the magic was lost and she felt the school was a let down considering all her efforts. Even worse was the case for my youngest daughter, a talented Choir student, first episode: they layed off her favorite and inspirational teacher - Choir, Ms.Wycoff, after that, a door in the choir room fell on her toe breaking it in half and the school did nothing!!! By her Junior year, for Halloween she dyed her hair Pink, and the Assistant Principal, Ms Tara Smith kept after her, despite other people even having Purple hair and she didn't say anything about it. That's very unfair. This woman had to find something to get her, and she did! Caught my daughter and a friend leaving the bathroom with a washable marker which they used to write on the bathroom stall. They were both sent to Ferndell alternative school to pay for what they've done, so I thought. Now, after my daughter is working and in college, the police suddenly arrests her without warning saying that writing on the bathroom stall is a felony and took her to jail! today she has to pay high fines and do community service. She wishes she could use the money to help me at home instead. Anyone can see the unfairness and that the Assistant Principal had it out for my daughter. I think that's a very harsh way to teach a lesson to a High School kid impairing a student who is on the right path.

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.

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)

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.

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School to prison pipeline enforced here. You either get with with program or they isolate you in a…read moreroom (In School Suspension) for 8 hrs a day, everyday, for semesters at time. No learning study techniques, no lectures, no support. Just stare at a wall and do pointless worksheets. I never had the opportunity to embrace learning because I was relentlessly reprimanded. Wasn't allowed to join sports or clubs because of my grades, further denying me access to support and mentors. I went to college completely unprepared. Suspended me from the bus for a semester in the first 2 weeks or my freshmen year because they grouped me with other students, had to scramble for rides every morning, as a 14 year old. I was constantly in court for truancy, and because of this I went to bootcamp several times and they even threatened to have my parents arrested. Fees, fines, detentions, suspensions. No counseling or resources. I was an A/B student who never got in trouble in middle school, this school was determined to crush me from the very beginning. This school is a disgrace.

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'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.

This school is ridiculous. Instead of focusing on giving students quality education which is WHY we…read moreput my siblings in that school, they constantly had issues that weren't related to their education and did not do anything to investigate the problems that were occurring from the unruly bullying of my sibling's peers. Recently, they started punishing students from wearing hoodies which is ABSURD because it is normal for kids to get cold, and the administrator, Mr. Morgan, decided to confiscate it instead of telling her to put it up in her locker. And on top of this BS, the parents have to pay $10 to get the piece of clothing back that THESE TREACHEROUS PEOPLE DID NOT PAY FOR! The assistant principal, Mr. Gokay Besli, got upset at my parents for sticking up for my sisters because this is an unnecessary disciplinary action. On top of that, one of the students is getting further disciplinary punishment because the student said "God bless you" to a teacher. How ridiculous is that. Someone needs to check the credentials of these teachers because I have never experienced such bad faculty in a school here in South Houston and I am upset that my siblings unfortunately experienced this. DO NOT put your children in this school, the teachers and staff are rude and will not help you and your kids.

Sneed Elementary is one of the worst schools in the district. If you're an ESL student, you get top…read morepriority. Teachers are rude, don't care about the students and damn sure don't care about the parents or their concerns. So glad I removed my son from this school when I did.