Bammel middle school is racist. I'm Hispanic just so you know. Last time I bought Cheetos and they…read moretook my stuff. I was like wtf because a black kid bought a big Cheeto bag in his backpack and you couldn't hide it because it was BIG, so how tf they let him bring it? They told me to get my stuff at the end of the day and when I tried to get my stuff they came up with another thing and told me "your parents need to come and get it" so why tell me that at the end of the day when my parent was there in the morning ‍ and when my mom tried getting them they said i have to get it on Monday (it was friday) wtf.

What do the 2018-2019 6th graders wear for the whole school year.and where can we buy the clothing.read more

I go to this school and am currently a seventh graders. Overall its an Ok school, some good…read moreteachers and some bad, some really good aspects and some really bad.

I used to go here and my parents took me and my sister out due to how bad it was. I was suspended…read morefor reporting a teacher and the investigation was handled so poorly that my parents considered bringing it up to the media. Kleb enforces dumb rules such as a ban of keychains on IDs because they can't "see the id". The dress code also sucks here. It's not enforced on you if you're popular trendy white (or a black kid pulling your pants below your ahh), but if you dress alternative or POC, it's placed upon you. I have seen shorts so short I could see butt cheeks but you can apparently get dressed coded for a tail. A lot of teachers SUCK. Whether it's creepy teachers or teachers that don't teach, most suck in some way. You do however, have like 12 good teachers, but those are usually for CTE,Fine Arts, or social studies. The Staff suck the most though. They can't do their job properly. Most students feel unheard. They tend to ignore reports that students make when uncomfortable of a teacher, and even if they try, blame is immediately put on the student.In May, a lot of Klein ISD schools were recognizing Mental Health Month, and Kleb completely ignored it and only celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week (which there is not much to appreciate). Teachers have seen students struggling (like if a student has visible cuts from self harm) and nothing is done. The school is also sorta homophobic. There was a gym teacher that wouldn't let my friends hug or sit close together because they were gay. Subtle bullying is also a problem here. Some kids think they rule because of their skin color or their trendiness. They make fun of other kids for things like hair color, sexuality, gender, fashion style, pronouns , etc. Please avoid this school at all costs. You"re better off homeschooling or sending them somewhere else. Even though they have high grades, safety is more important then education.

AMAZING !! love this district i feel so loved and welcomed so beautiful amazing staffread more

they never tested my daughter for dyslexia even though she could barely read in the third grade. I…read morefinally took her to Texas Childrens and yes she is dyslexic. They did put her on the 504 program. Now my daughter is having trouble in math and again they are no help I stay up til 9 or 10 every night with my child helping and going over her math with her, so its not that I am not trying. I had to call the superintendent of Klein isd to finally get a call back within an hour of speaking with the superintendents office I got a call from the principal. Find a better district, a district that actually cares about the child not the funding they get from your child passing the state testing.

The John Cooper School has an amazing culture, strong academics, and a faculty and student body…read morewith such pride for their community. My daughter loves going every day and has grown so much in just the one year we've been attending. I love all the extracurricular activities and events that truly make parents feel a part of the school as well. Could not recommend this school enough!

Great school with strong academic programs with great options to develop sports, music and arts…read more John Cooper also spends a great deal of resources on student well being and emotional/social development. I feel blessed that we are part of the JSC community.