Public tennis courts which are basically the high school's tennis courts are fantastic. Parking is…read moreeasy and across a not busy street and the courts are well maintained. I don't think the bathrooms were open but why would they be? Had a tennis lesson here for my kid and they were excellent.

Graduate of 2025 here!…read more I absolutely loved James E. Taylor High School. The environment was nice and welcoming, the events were fun, and for the first time in my entire educational journey I felt inspired to actually learn. Never once did I feel unsafe in this school. Ms. Westbrook, Mrs. Samuelson, Ms. Fernandez, Mr. Brunsell, Mrs. Lumpkins, Ms. Cabana, and Ms. Ezzell were all WONDERFUL teachers who I will forever hold dear to my heart. I'm beyond grateful to have been given the chance to attend this school. Good luck to all you future mustangs!

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.

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!

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.

Great school! My children have attended private school (that got too expensive), public school…read more(that did not meet our expectations) and then we found Logos. It is a University Model school which offers classes on T/Th for K - 6th grade and M/W/F for 7th - 12th. The students do homework assignments prepared by their teachers on their "home" days. Parents facilitate at home much like they would with homework from a traditional school. It is great to get all their work done early afternoon and have the evenings for activities and family. Logos offers competitive programs in most sports (football, cheer, soccer, tennis, swim, baseball, volleyball, basketball, golf and track)

No school is ever perfect, but this one sure has a lot of positive effort and energy invested in…read moreits students. I've seen a lot in 17+ years in education. This is my first year teaching here, and I gotta say I've never met a more eager group of learners. These guys are going places not just in athletics and academics, but most of all - community. They are true scholars.

Cypress Spring Track club has changed my daughters life forever. Her teammates are amazing group of…read moreladies. Her coaches were extraordinary and very patient. She ran all four years and received a 90% scholarship offer because of the hard work and dedication from her self and coaches. I am forever greatful we choose Cypress Spring High School.

I've been at this campus for about two weeks and the security and parking department is so lazy…read more They're quick to give you a ticket if you don't have a pass but when you need help, they make any little excuse. I needed jumper cables for my truck and they had me waiting for 30 minutes only to tell me they can't help. Then I call the parking department so they can void the additional costs I have due to waiting and they straight up did not care and charged me anyway. Coming into this program as a transfer I had to dig and figure things out by myself because they're unorganized and do not care about anything else apart from money. Go to school somewhere else.

Nice professors, rural college feel. Like it a lot! I wish it had a fitness center, and wish it had…read moreextended library hours- but the library is part of the public library system. I enjoy taking classes there.

My complaint is on the BS coaches and sport programs. Assuming parents have to drop off their kids…read moreat 4:30am as if adults didn't have a life, jobs and stress. Based on stupid punishments they consider disciplinary the coaches make the kids go in early for workouts only to forget that some are dropped off by parents who HAVE full time jobs, so or making under aged and inexperienced drivers drive to school at that time in the morning only to keep some dumb "tradition" in football? Are these coaches even getting paid enough to be that narcissistic? Make kids focus on more academics and less on being dumb meat heads!!!!

As an employee, I love working here. As a parent, I love it here. It is a place where kids are…read moretreated kindly. It is very welcoming. I'm bless to work here.