don't send ur kids to Pearland junior high east the teachers threaten u and they aren't nice but…read moremath teachers r good and girl pe teacher stalks u

My son and I both love his new school and the wonderfully dedicated teachers. It's an exemplary…read morecampus, which is pretty unusual for secondary schools. As a brand new campus, near Centennial Park, it has all the amenities for students and athletes.

if you don't own lulu just stop and go home you won't be accepted. and if you don't own gucci go…read morehome

Everything, the food is sub-par at best, the uncrustables are always soggy :( very sad businessread more

bro next time i walk into school and get told i need to be on my id i'm going off! i just walked in…read morethe dang building and already getting told!!! like dang give me second to do it

I'm writing this review as a substitute who has been working a long term job at this school…read more I've worked for Pasadena ISD for 8 1/2 years. I've been a full time employee, a long term sub, and a sub for a day or two here and there. Pasadena Memorial High School is one of the few schools that I'll regularly work at if I'm available. The staff is friendly and accepting. The students are that I've interacted with have been friendly as well. They have safety as a priority and enforce the rules to make sure that students and staff are in a safe learning/working environment. They have many different sports teams, extracurriculars, and different activities and opportunities for students to excel. They also have a college and career center to help students with dual credit, college, and career opportunities. It's definitely helpful for the students and makes me wish that my school had these kind of programs when I was growing up. I've seen and worked at a lot of schools in Pasadena. This is one of my favorites.

This school is very well run and neat and clean. A lot of very interesting Veterans and families.read more

This is why we live here! The best band, the best kids, the best educators. Go mighty mustang bandread more

Great school. My nephew graduated from this high school and matriculated to Yale. FHS is large…read moreenough to offer most of the electives found at supersized schools but still small enough to not get lost.

The administration are involved, engaged and keep you informed, so many things are dictated from…read morethe district level that the schools dont have autonomy so you cant blame them for some things like oh sure let's have increased security 1 week after a terrible school incident somewhere else and then back to regularly scheduled school as if guards should be lowered or concern for threat lowered, you just never know! Administration isnt secretive they will send notification of events, concerns, everything occurring on campus and that's a plus. Yeah school has become so awful that I communicate about the safety of lack thereof before the awesome instructors. Because my kid speaks highly of her instructors and I agree they are great and they too keep parents involved and informed. Overall great school

This school will give you problems with your mental health. I wouldn't trust a lot of the adults…read morewho works here, most of them are self-centered robots who attempt to maintain order the best they can, while not knowing how to properly maintain order. They're all desperat. As a result, this leads to kids feeling unsafe, or targeted. I've even be followed into bathrooms by AP's, just because of the way I look. I've been followed by multiple staff members, and watched from afar while eating, talking to a friend, or just walking to class. I've turned around after using a urinal to face a teacher telling me to get out, and who had been watching me use the bathroom. This school will make you feel uncomfortable, and the adults will make you feel unsafe. They searched everyone's bags for finals week (To avoid senior end of the year pranks, that's lame) And some kid managed to bring in a gun. They kept us all at school, though. And they were fine having school the next day. Also most of the teachers, not all of them, are unsatisfied with their jobs. They don't get paid nearly as much as they should, and they're forced to show up when they really shouldn't have to. I've listened to my teachers complain about how they're treated and how they don't even know what most of the office people even do, or what their purpose is. Clear Brook High School. On a quest for the best.