This review doesn't reflect on the level of rigor or academics, but more so the facility, which is…read morebeautifully designed. Building opens this fall Aug. 2018. This is the new campus of High Scholl for Law & Justice. Innovative design of a notable Houston Independent School District campus. Very open space. Ample parking. Convenient location right of 45 South Freeway, in close proximity to the rail line and highly-acclaimed Texas Southern University or University of Houston. Edited to add: 3505 Coyle Street

Friendly, professional staff and great value for price. Have had multiple great experience with…read morethis group.

Love them..My child is at the puppy Class... Ms. Megan and Ms. Sarah are great! Julie is very…read moresweet, my girl is learning so much!

Chai Learning Center, aka West Houston Chabad, is a great place to study. Rabbi Goldstein has adult…read moreeducation on Monday nights as well as Friday at lunch. He is a very patient teacher and is not closed off to ideas, rather, he welcomes questions however banal they may seem to others. He likes to teach from the basic concepts of Judaism and build up a solid understanding and foundation.

Rabbi Goldstein makes Hasidic Judaism accessible to a wide spectrum of backgrounds. He and his…read morewife, Elisa, are very open minded toward those who are seeking and learning, without applying pressure to adopt their lifestyle. He is a man who truly cares about ALL humanity, and it rubs off!

My children attended this school for many years. Absolutely love this school! Great teachers and…read moremanaging staff! Children seem to be very happy. They taught my daughter Spanish and sign language. Great curriculum and schedule. Would highly recommend.

Excelente daycare Me encanta Mi hija lleva 6 meses aca y a aprendiendo muchisimo Las maestras son…read moremuy cariñosas y profesionales

Last Friday night I attend a Basketball Coaches Workshop that Bball Crucible put on at the Beaumont…read moreInns and suites in Humble, Texas. Man I cannot tell you how great that training was. Coach Coleman did a great job teaching us about Creating a Coaching Philosophy and How to Conduct Practice. He taught us more but that was the thing I liked. I would recommend attending the training if you are a youth basketball coach.

Used their services to prepare my daughter for the 8th grade CBE and they were very accommodating…read moreand worked well with my disaster.

Great experiencing getting Suprex tutoring help for our 3rd grader in reading and language arts. In…read morethe past, we were always focused on math or STEM topics until the pandemic caused gaps in our son's reading skills which began to show up in all subjects. We had an excellent match with a tutor named Taylor C. from Suprex. Surprex staff kindly asked us if we were okay with having a male tutor since most people request a female. I am so glad we made the choice to go with Taylor because this guy created a love for reading in our son for life. Taking a break for now but hope to return to kickoff the new school year strong.

Schools throughout most of the world are closed right now due to the COVID 19 pandemic and Houston…read moreISD is no exception. Social distancing and on line schools are in place to try to reduce the spread of infection. Looking for something to do while the kids are at home? Having trouble explaining to your young children what COVID is and why there are extra rules that they, and the adults around them, need to follow? Here is an activity coloring book that might help. Practice social distancing, don't touch your face and washy, washy for at least 20 seconds.. http://www.momentsaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Coronavirus-Activity-Book-LETTER-SIZE.pdf

Energy Institute High School is a great idea, in philosophy. However, they allow gifted students…read morewithout any learning issues to turn in severely late work and go from failing to A's and B's. What does this teach? That deadlines don't matter? This is a slap in the face to parents and kids that respect education, rules, and deadlines!

Things started out great when we enrolled our son in 2022…read more We withdrew our son after a year and a half. He was in Transition 1 with the most incredible teachers (Ms Lina & Ms Maya) whom he loved. The problem was he wasn't learning anything new and began to regress being with the younger kids. He was too advanced academically for Transition but when I asked for him to move up to Primary they wouldn't because he wasn't "fully potty trained". Fully potty trained for them meant needing ZERO assistance in the restroom. Well he's 3! He can do everything he just needs help with cleaning himself when he poops. As most 3 year old do. After NUMEROUS exhausting conversations and emails with the Director, teacher in Primary 1 and team there they were ALL adamant that he must be fully potty trained needing no assistance. The primary teacher was set she could/would not help him. Which meant if my 3 year old son didn't clean himself good or at all when pooped no one would know and he would be LEFT TO SIT IN HIS FECES. They only helped with obvious accidents. I couldn't imagine letting any child in my care walk around like that. It's neglect! Ms Lina in Transition 1 volunteered to come help if he needed it but to no avail. So the "best" they would do is let him visit the Primary class 2 hours a day. Which wasn't good enough because even though he enjoyed it, he didn't get the full experience to grow since he still had to be with the 1-2 year olds. So $20,000+ later we withdrew him because leaving him with the babies majority of the day to continue to regress wasn't an option. After a year there instead of growing as advertised and expected he started baby talking at home. This is a kid who knows all 50 states AND their capitals. Can write his name and has a photogenic memory. He was reciting his alphabet and counting to 20 at 15 months. And reading full sentences by 2.5 years old. All of this from what we do with him AT HOME. NOT from anything at HGM. We expected him to excel there. After all it's Montessori and supposed to be the best. In December 2023 I found out only 1-2 of the Primary teachers are actually Montessori certified. Shouldn't they all be since that's supposed to be the foundation for the school? I also found out other parents had the same issue with neglecting them in the restroom and withdrew their kids as well. There should be some checks and balances in place and a teacher assigned to ensure kids aren't sitting around in their feces all day. Disgusting. All in all we had a very expensive babysitter. Not the academic excellence we expected and paid for. Nice facility. Amazing teachers in Transition 1 who did the max they could. He became more social and exposed to soccer and taekwondo which he excelled at. He still gets to do them so he's not missing out socially. He learned more at home and has been very persistent with telling us he doesn't want to go back. We may consider other schools in the area who have better systems in place later. For now he's where we known he gets the best care - HOME.

My daughter really enjoyed this school. She really came into her own here and made some friends…read more The teachers are all really nice and care about the kids!