Kingwood High school has the greatest water fountains. The water is cleaner than a Canadian river…read more The Ikea restaurant soda fountain cannot compare to the greatness that the small fountains of youth provide. The water fountains are a drowning hazard though.

Nice school with some good teachers, it could have a better lunch schedule system.read more

Amazing facilities. The ticket purchase is efficient. There are plenty of parking. Stands are nice…read moreand clean.

I decided to support my little cousin whose a dancer for her team at their last football game of…read morethe season. I wanted the family to come out and support her as well, so I started looking online to confirm the address and ticket prices. Man oh MAN! Friday Night Football is so much different now than it was when I was growing up! Not only did I find the address to the Stadium, but also an online site to buy tickets to the game (with a nice online fee of course)! They even sold VIP tickets which I found out later is a section that other people cannot cross into without their ticket--especially when the halftime show is going on. They even have cops around to make you move from certain areas during the performances. Safety first, but man these rules procedures and exclusions kinda killed my vibe. We did arrive early enough to get some nice seats, but still I'm not use to the printed tickets with qr codes on them. Seating was pretty comfortable, but I would suggest buying and bringing one of those mini stadium seats to keep from slouching. The home team has a little rowdy group of teenagers posted up making noise the entire time during the game, so maybe beware of that. Otherwise, I enjoyed the Friday Night Lights of High School Football. There is a concession stand to satisfy your viewijng pleasure. Pretty standard prices. $5 will get you something to last you the first quarter if you're a kid. All in all, nice stadium with plenty of parking and CLEAN bathrooms--RARE!

awesome school, great opportunity i wish bill and Kathy still ran the school. my family has been…read moreattending since the 90s. Now it's time for my kids to attend. The fact that the teachers live on site helped during study hall when I attended. You were taught values and commitment. I didn't realize it then but I appreciate this school so much and for what it did to my family and everyone that's an alumni. You truly meet people for life.

DO NOT SEND YOUR KID TO THIS SCHOOL!! This school is very cult like in terms of cliques. If you…read morearen't a part of a clique then you are isolated from the rest of the school and it doesn't already help that the school only has around 150 students in total. There was many instances where teachers would cross personal boundaries with students and their families, specifically if a student was showing interest of leaving then staff would take it into their own hands to discouraged the parents by emotional manipulate them to fear the "dangers" of public school. Ironically while also having selling illegal substances to students on campus as young as middle schoolers. Although this school does have a 100% acceptance rate for college, public schools have better benefits. Some public schools offer early college programs where a senior can graduate with an associates along with their diploma. Now who wouldn't want that! These schools also offer certifications for careers like business information management, Microsoft, coding, and welding. With these certifications students can determine what career path they want to choose early and also have experience already. At chinquapin a student is forced to take preselected courses for most of their careers and aren't given many opportunities to explore different career paths due to lack of staffing as well as class options and school funding. Speaking of funding, due to low funding to the school and how old the school, there has been many incidents of infrastructure issues. The location of the campus isn't ideal at all. The school dips down and it's constantly getting flooded needing constant repair. As well as being close proximity to a water tower. Constant natural disaster warnings happening. If you truly think you son/daughter is brilliant and extraordinary then they don't need a private school excel academically. Public schools have better benefits that would help your child have a bright future and succeed. To summarize, DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILD TO THIS SCHOOL!!

We have 3 children at CLCA, nursery, K-3 and 4th grade. We also currently have 2 exchange students…read morein high school. It's so nice to have all the kids in one place. It's not just a school it's a family!