2902 Lacewing Lane
Houston, TX 77067

This is an amazing school with a great office staff and a wonderful New Principal that was once the Assistant Principal. The administrative staff makes it feel more like a family. They weed out the bad teachers and investigate the problems very well. The staff always has something going on to bring parents on campus from Math and science night reading night and event the children's museum. I was sad to have to move my daughter Lizzy from this campus but it was time for her to attend a 5th grade center. The GT program is amazing and my child was very well prepared for the next grade level when she left and tested above grade level and read 3 years above her own grade level. I believe the low test scores stem from the covid issues. This is a great campus and a place you can take your child and drop them off and as a parent you are reassured that they will be safe on campus. Also, there is ZERO tolerance for bullying in this campus. My son had an issue with some one bullying him and it was taken care of right away.

I feel like this school has a lot of personality to them. However, there's a lot of fights and harassment happening during the school days. Whenever I go to school, I have to look behind me just in case I won't get jumped. The teachers here are new-school and they can understand slang from our generation. During fights, the assistant principals don't do anything to prevent or stop it. The main principal isn't even here for majority of the school year. This school isn't that bad, but I wouldn't recommend it.

As a former student from this davis ninth grade school I would like to share the experience with parents in this website as I myself like reading websites and this sort of stuff on the internet.My experience personally would be like okay as I have managed to pass my classes and sometimes due to my own research in the subjects learned at school.There has been fights in this school gossip and drama(there's even a sleeping page on instagram for this school) some teachers do teach and others are almost all the time absent,during covid a sub had to sub more than one classes from the scarcity of teachers(some where sick and the others I dont really know) there's many kids you can meet personally-there's no shame in race or culture in here you are very welcomed including if you are in need of special education although there's times some do face bullying.( if you are in need of special education I do recommend doubting this school as there has been times kids vape and smoke in the restroom although it has been greatly improved by the staff members and cleaning staff) building a great relationships with teachers is quite helpful because if you are in the hallways without a pass half the time they grab you and just send you to detention WITHOUT KNOWING who you are and what you where up to even if you where sent by a teacher without a pass and now that you dont come back they suspect you have been skipping rather than you getting caught by a teacher that now doesnt believe a word you say( they really have trust issues)positive side of this is that you get davis bucks and there's a raffle where depending on how many you have you can buy from chips to passes for extra credit, drop a low grade, and even sometimes depending on social groups you are a chat where y'all can help each other on homework (this is what a call integrity and teamwork)

This is my second year at Davis and I will say is not as bad as people portray this school to be. The main issue of the school is most definitely the students they are more worried about others than themselves and getting their work done and get distracted by drama at the school, I will say tho the staff/faculty has stepped up their efforts on disciplinary actions towards the students and actually seem to care more than they did last year but most of the time it doesn’t last long and they go back to the same bad habits . Overall, I would not recommend Davis to anyone unless you are interested in sports or any CTE program the school has to offer.