515 Tallowood Rd #62
Houston, TX 77024

This school is terrible.Imagine living in the district and not having your children accepted just because your ex-husband has a house somewhere else, or being asked for a Texas ID and therefore denying a child an education. I don't think it's fair that they are denying my son an education just because I don't have a Texas ID or a permanent contract, even though I live here with someone and I'm giving you proof. What more do you want?

I would rate this 5 stars because this one was actually a great high school to go to. I finally can rest here without any annoyance going one because there aren't any toxic community going on here. Rules like bullying and vaping aren't tolerated here which it is a pretty good school to be fair. High grade levels are good. I met with friends that are from other schools and are seemly friendly here. This is a pretty nice school.

I was a student enrolled in this school 4 years ago. Bullying got so bad my parents had to call faculty multiple times a week. Not only would students push me and call me horrible names but teachers refused to do anything about it. Due to the environment and harassment I received, I became severely depressed. During this time I went to my guidance counselor multiple times and was not listened to. I was told that my problems would be solved if I could get my grades up, which was incredibly hard without accommodations for my autism which were ignored by teachers. During one of these times in her office I had looked up and saw her on her phone ignoring me. Not only are staff and students terrible, but the campus is quite literally falling apart. Classrooms have brown and molding water stains on the ceilings, with insect and rodent issues including bats, which the school has been on lockdown multiple times for bats in hallways. The auditorium is rotting with chunks of debris constantly falling from the ceiling. Drainage issues, bathrooms with no stall locks, broken awnings at the bus stop, and tons of gross critters everywhere. I am glad I left this school. Anyone I talk to about personal experiences says that the school was really bad.