Do not bring your kids to this school your children will be bullied to the point of nightmares…read more Teachers and staff have done nothing to prevent this after being told multiple times that there is a bullying problem at this school and nothing is being done to protect the safety of the kids. The supervision of majority of the teachers is horrible due to adults not taking children serious when things are happenin. A child should not be scared to go to school in fear of there life

My child just started pre k here she loves going to school and is excited every morning. They make…read morethe pickup and drop off so easy and fast with the new process implemented. As of now no complaints for the school. It is a very diverse environment.

I rarely write reviews but I feel compelled to do so because there may be a parent out there…read moresearching for that key to their child's educational success. Three years ago I was in search of the very same thing and stumbled upon Launch Academy. Since then, this educational institution has been instrumental in nurturing my son's personal and academic growth. Initially, I held reservations about enrolling my son in a private school, primarily concerning tuition expenses and daily commuting logistics. My journey started with a profound understanding of the concept of Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE), which mandates that schools provide tailored special education to address each child's specific needs. It became increasingly clear, after years of struggling with my son's elementary school, starting from kindergarten, that they were falling short in upholding this fundamental right. Our discovery of Launch Academy came through a trusted colleague whose son had graduated from Launch the previous year and a freshman in college. She had wrestled with her child's education for years, transitioning him from the public system to multiple private schools. She confided that she had begun to doubt her son's chances of ever graduating from high school until she turned to Launch Academy as a last-ditch effort for his future, which remarkably proved to be successful. After hearing her story I was still a bit skeptical, but we decided to visit and tour the school with my son. Meeting with the head of the school, Mr. Richard Kelly, was a life-changing experience. Mr. Kelly, a remarkable individual, effortlessly engaged with my shy, introverted son, and within a mere 10 minutes, my son eagerly joined a class without any hesitation. The dedicated staff and educators are not only highly qualified but also genuinely caring. They go above and beyond to ensure that each student's unique needs are met. The curriculum is innovative and engaging, keeping students excited about learning. My son has developed a strong foundation in various subjects and has shown remarkable progress since joining Launch. Prior to Launch Academy, my son used to complain of various illnesses daily in an attempt to stay home from school. Now he is excited about going to school and for the last 3 years he has maintained near-perfect attendance. Launch Academy places a strong emphasis on character development and instills values such as respect, responsibility, and empathy in its students. This holistic approach to education is commendable and sets the school apart. Launch Academy has consistently surpassed each and every expectation. The transformation in my son is truly remarkable. He has evolved into a confident young man with an insatiable thirst for knowledge. I am so grateful to each and every staff member, you guys are amazing!!

Outstanding school for socially quirky kids and kids who struggle in traditional large schools…read more Dr Karen Jaggers, LPC

Great school my daughters love the teachers ‍ Very nice classes they have been here since pre-k…read more The only problem is that one of my daughters come home complaining that the lunches are horrible and she gets bullied a lot by the other kids in her classroom. She likes the school VERY much but whenever I come to eat lunch with her I see all the kids talking and not eating there lunches and when it's time to go they throw away everything even the stuff that they don't eat. Some of them only eat the chips for extras and not eat they're real lunch. Also they need to change the schedule because after lunch it's recess and when you run with still food in your tummy it starts to hurt your stomach and make you sit on a bench. Great school but needs some amprovments!

After having a less than stellar experience in elementary school, I was blown away by just how much…read moreof a difference teachers who love their job can make in a student's success. West Memorial's staff has done a phenomenal job working to ensure that their students (including my sons) are motivated and receive a fine education. My experiences laid a shaky foundation for my education that continued to be shaky through high school. I suspect that the solid foundation that my sons have received here will result in achievements that they can be proud of through their graduation.

my mom graduated from here and she's pretty great so 4/5 I…read morelike the school colors. Memorial is still better tho

First opening its doors in 1974, Stratford is now serving its second generation of students in the…read moreSpring Branch School District. This is most evident on chilly winter nights when Stratford plays a home football game at the adjacent Tully Stadium. I know it's time to pack up and head over to watch the game when I start hearing the Stratford band's drum section and the sound of the announcer's voice reverberate throughout the neighborhood. It is the single most important cohesive force in the area. Everyone goes to the game. It's three generations now: grandparents, parents (many who attended Stratford themselves) and the kids. Other neighbors who have no affiliation with Stratford at all go because it's where everyone else is on a Friday night. For hardcore Stratford fans, Stratford's 1978 Division 5A State Championship team will always loom large. Visions of more football glory of this sort cropped up again during the 2007 fall season because a phenomenal athlete, Andrew Luck (son of Oliver Luck who was a quarterback for the Oilers and is currently the President of the Houston Dynamo), was able to hoist the whole football program on his shoulders, quarterback them to the district title and then power the team through several early rounds of the state championship tournament. Now that Stratford's football program is back to its normal mediocrity in the post-Luck era, Stratford fans are content when the team beats its arch-rival, Memorial High School. In many ways, it's a pity that, here in Texas, the football program defines a school's identity. At Stratford for instance, the girl's volleyball team is much more of a perennial contender in the city and state than the football program ever has been. I've had one daughter graduate from Stratford, another currently is a student there and I have son who's in the queue to attend Stratford when he gets out of Middle School. I believe my kids are lucky. Stratford is consistently one of the highest-ranked schools in the United States per Newsweek magazine. It has an outstanding orchestra program. The Stratford Playhouse puts on productions of which many college programs would be very envious. Its Academy of Science and Engineering provides a unique opportunity for America's future technology leaders to flex their mental muscles. The best endorsement I can give the school, however, is to repeat what my daughter (who just completed her first semester at UT Austin) told me after making UT's honor role: "Dad, Stratford actually prepared me very well for college." Good job, Stratford. Go Spartans!

Not a good school. Not even a safe one. Bullying is normalized and an everyday occurrence. My kid…read morewas hit, kicked, pushed, shoved etc on a weekly and sometimes a daily basis. Teachers would do this as well (bullying). My son was bullied by a teacher repeatedly. Admin would rarely respond, and if they did it was to find a way to blame the victims of bullying. I am not alone in this, as I met other parents who felt the same. Based on our experience - we would not recommend going to a school, where your child is not safe.

This is the WORST school your child could ever be inscribed into not only are the staff almost like…read moreghost because they never respond but also the fighting and bull in this school is horrible.

Back in the day, LCISD was a poorly rated school district. However, in the past 10 years the school…read moredistrict has taken off and its now one of the premier districts in the greater Houston area. the only negative is the current property tax rate.

This school has gone downhill over the past 2 years. Poor leadership from the principal. Terrible…read morehiring practices. Unqualified, low qualified, non fluent English speaking teachers hired to teach AP classes, coaches teaching AP Classes so as the students are not prepared for AP exams. Minimal oversight on teachers. Teachers creating their own policies that are not compliant with district policies. Students that want to eagerly participate in sports are discouraged by coaches behaviors, tempers and failure to follow district policies about training in outdoor heat in access of 100 degrees. Coaches pick and keep "favorite athletes". The tryouts are just to go thru the motions to keep an" appearance of fairness" Some Clubs are fictional on the website, where most don't exist, the ones that do exist are disorganized and poorly run (teachers canceling last minute and late to their own meetings). The school is absolute garbage. Support staff are a joke and the counselors have little knowledge on how to advise the kids. Parents and kids will get the runaround if asking questions. If you are new. Good luck to you and your kids finding out when anything happens. The school staff will tell you sign up for Twitter to find out. For the amount if taxes to go to this school, save yoreself the grief and go to another district l together. #LCISD IS GARBAGE.

I would make this 5 stars but since the soccer goals are always locked up and not free to use, then…read moreits 4 stars.

Lovely tennis court. They are well maintained and they have night lights. Courts close at 10:30PM…read more Environment is safe and individuals here are thoughtful and respectful to the area and others.

My cousin went there and it was a great experience for her, she said they had lots of activities,…read moreit was divergent there and the place is fine in general.