21618 Forestlight Ct
Humble, TX 77338

Despite Nimitz always having a bad reputation, it actually helps a lot of students when it comes to their future goals. I graduated from Nimitz in 2019 as a cum laude student. If it wasn't for them and their dual credit program, I would have never gotten into Texas A&M. Throughout my time here, the school improved a lot. Academically, it could improve a little more, but when I was there, the students always achieved wonderful things. As a public school, you may think here are fights everyday, but I only heard of about two in the four years I was there. They also do not implement the collar shirts since the district decided to remove that policy. I did not LOVE this school, but I am forever grateful for the opportunities it gave me.

I volunteer on a regular basis. Therefore, I see the good, bad and the ugly. The good: I appreciate the field experiences the students at Jones PK/K receives. The teachers are enthusiastic about teaching and go beyond the call of duty. The bad: Unfortunately, many students are not taught the values of respect. I witnessed teachers redirecting students on a consistence bases. Redirecting non-compliance students takes away instructional time from my child. The ugly: Students often sit in the nurses office for hours waiting on their parents to bring a chance of clothes (just put extra clothes in your child backpack). The bus often bring students back to school because the parent is not at the bus stop. I know life happens. It would not hurt to call the school and notify someone that you are aware and have made arrangements to pick-up your child from school. So often we (parents) make excuses instead of making a change to help our child(ren) be successful in school. Many thank-yous to the teachers at A. W. Jones EC/Pk/K for helping my child be the best she can be.

Jones Elementary School is a great school that truly values family involvement. There are also plenty of opportunities for families to stay engaged through events, meetings, and classroom involvement, which helps build a strong sense of community.The teachers are supportive, communicative, and open to collaborating with parents to help each child succeed. I also appreciate how the school actively incorporates feedback from families and makes noticeable improvements each year.Overall, a caring and community focused school that continues to grow and improve.

Do not go to this school. First, my friend got his glasses broken by a bully and the school did not do anything about it. Second, there are alot of bullies and they make peoples life like mine a living hell and teachers dont do anything. Third, when there are fights, the school hardly does anything. I do NOR RECCOMEND THIS SCHOOL. ALSO, there was a special needs kid and he got beat up by a big kid and there were 3 teachers right there and they did not do anything and they are even on the news for this. Do no send your kids to this school.