116 Chiselstone Ct
Friendswood, TX 77546

I met so many cool people here for a few months. I never saw these kids again but they were kind and smart. Surround yourself with types of people! This school also has excellent prioritization on education. I’d finish off my high school career here if my parents weren’t legacy freaks. Don’t go to clear brook high school, please go to friendswood! You won’t regret it.

Friendswood Junior High school is a really good school the teachers are nice the substitutes are a little bit just that two of them or respectfully is too old and another is too strict than a usual teacher can be, I'm in band and the teachers are the best Mr.Steinke is the band director in Concert and Synphonic band and he is really cool, funny, positive, and he thought us how to be better at playing, Mr. Hunter is serious and quiet but he sometimes smiles he helps us how to play better too, Mr. Abbott is the one I know the less but he is really sweet and kind, I'm a ESL student so in the class Ms. Anderson help the students with English and thanks to her students who don't have a good knowledge of English can maintain a high grade. The school prepared the students for their future, and this school make my grade be much more higher than any other school that I had been in example mi grade in my old school was like 1400(6th grade) in this school is like 1800(7th grade). Another thing is that I noticed that special students don't have the enough atttention but they do have buses which arrive specially for them.Also you have the opportunity to join National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) which is an organization to help community, like giving clothes to homeless people and you can join science fair I which to but I'm not goin bacause I'm goin to another school faraway from the state and thas the reason for my review to show people how amazing and great this school is and the amount of opportunities you have here in Friendswood Junior High.

Teacher pay in Friendswood is lower than the area average for public school educators, and there is little incentive for them to further their credentials. This was highly evident in the first grade teacher that my daughter had. She was very inexperienced. When my daughter told me that the class was practicing their writing in shaving cream at the end of first grade, (something appropriate for preschool) and her reading test was incorrectly adminstered, I knew I had to get my child out of there. Sadly, Texas is behind the times and does not seem to get the importance of early proficiency, and value it. Parental involvement at this school is more about the grandiosity of the self-centered parents than the overall well-being of the kids.