King St
Houston, TX 77022

Never send your kids to this school poor management and poor communication in the office. They need to find something different to do. Don’t send your dog to this school they don’t care about nobody not even keeping the kids safe is crazy

the school is bad like bad as weak hero class 1 and 2 or study group I went to the school from 2019 to 2021 and while I was there the school was bad the teacher were horrible to us we never learn the student also never Lisent to the teacher and i was bullied there by a kid who goes by Jose he was bigger then me and like to pick on me for being weak and the school never Lisent i did like English and us history and math I had friends who would help me but the bulying did not stop and but my idol yeon si-eun and Gamin Yoon my mom never lisent to me about me getting bullied

So here's how we ended up at Roosevelt, a school we'd never heard of: Went through HISD's complicated magnet process and picked only 3 Vanguard schools (not knowing that my son would easily qualify Vanguard). Obviously, we got none of our schools. On the second round, we found Roosevelt (why was it so hidden during the first round)?, visited the three-year-old campus building—toured its brand new facilities, modern computer labs, excellent, well-stocked and amenity-filled library—and, finally, talked to Kindergarten Vanguard teacher Ms. Trayers. A year later, I can only say, we can't have made a better choice. Ms. Trayers is an encouraging teacher who challenges her students. My son has emerged from Kindergarten reading at an advanced level, doing mental math, and able to discuss civil rights, debate philosophy, and write a haiku. He knows what onomatopoeia is, he's deeply interested in the scientific process, and he's a coder. Yes, coding for Kindergartners is an option for Roosevelt, and Ms. Trayers comes in early for interested students (and stays late for a book club). Every teacher I've met at Roosevelt has been deeply dedicated to their students. The school is respectful to their kids and encourages parent participation. Don't go by demographic dramatization at sites like this—Roosevelt is proof of that. Diversity is an incredible thing. The area around the school needs improvement—Stokes needs vegetation management and a clean up around Airline, but remember, this is a neighborhood that's on the periphery of 6-10 and may look different in another five years. Look at the school, the teachers, the calibre of education. It's pretty stellar!