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I came for the homecoming tailgates. This year seems unusually crowded. They were people and cats…read moreeverywhere. One of my friends invited me as his son is a student and he tailgates every year. I was able to park across the street at the church for $20. There are RV's galore. There are a couple of stages for performances. 2chains was here this year. Also there were a few food trucks on campus. The one think missing with thousands of people walking all over. Not enough port a potty's. Well worth attending every year.

I enjoyed myself time at PV in celebration of their Homecoming festivities. Lots of people, lots of…read morefun! Parking was organized well, and they made the most of everything considering the weather. Good times were had! PV, You Know!!

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Went to Bridgeland High School Varsity Track Meet and this freshman J'Me Wright had me out my seat…read moreas I watched the boys 4x400m relay. His speed and ability to pass up them seniors had the whole stadium standing. These coaches must be amazing. I can't wait till next season to see this young man do great things.

Odyssey Academy is a free public charter school from Prek until 12th grade. We've been here since…read moreday 1 and watched them grow-they now have schools in Galveston (the main), El Lago and Texas City. My kids all went here and our experience at OA has been great, from the students, staff, teachers and admins. The only thing we didn't like was there was no auditorium for events or an actual gym for students to use. Also they no longer have the middle school graduation or awards ceremony that I used to look forward to in May.

I recently attended a Trendsetter Dance competition at Magnolia High School in Texas, so this…read morereview will focus primarily on the school's facilities. The campus was huge, impressively clean, and the cafeteria provided ample seating, accommodating the large number of attendees comfortably. As with many gymnasiums, the bleachers were predictably uncomfortable; at 5'5" and 125 pounds, I found myself sitting at an angle with people bumping from behind and in front to be less than ideal. Why do schools keep doing this? They are as bad as the airline industry. I can only imagine the increased discomfort for taller or larger individuals. Despite this, the overall quality of the facilities surpassed our previous experience at Waltrip High School in Houston - by a MILE. One area for improvement is the women's restroom, which lacked paper towels; the air dryers were insufficient for thoroughly drying hands. On a positive note, parking was plentiful and convenient. It's worth mentioning that the surrounding area offers limited amenities, there are very few stores and restaurants worth mentioning unless you head over to the Woodlands. If you are a vegetarian, you are mostly out of luck in this area of Texas. According to U.S. News & World Report's 2024 Best High Schools Rankings, Magnolia High School is ranked within the top 15% of high schools in Texas and the top third in the greater Houston area. The school serves approximately 2,248 students in grades 9-12. There were lots of award banners prominently displayed in the school. As a science teacher, I would have LOVED to see their chemistry and biology laboratories!

Great school Love it…read moreBut Montgomery is waaaaaaay better Can't hide my Bear pride Purple and gold babyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!