5
6000 Greenbriar Dr, Houston, TX 77030, USA
Houston, Scotland 77030
(713) 295-5272

We love this school!

Honestly, worst school I've ever attended. Since I've only been at this school for one year, I will say all the names of the teachers/students that have gave me trouble and the flaws of this school and how they should be fixed.First off, the education did not help at all, after I got out of there and moved I started to exceed and understand what we were learning. I was in 2nd grade as I was attending this school, you'd think I'd forget all of this by now, but it has stuck to me ever since I've started attending more and more schools. I remember asking questions and my teacher would simply just say what I need to do and just go talk to the other student. If you want your students to exceed in what they're learning, you have to tell them step by step, you don't just say what you do and that's it. Tell this specific teacher to take some notes, please.My teacher at the time was Mr.Hunger. I remember the first day coming there and just telling him what I did over the summer, since that's what naive me did all the time when younger. And he simply replied with "I don't care!" Um, what? Is that really how a teacher should reply to a student that is in 2nd GRADE. I remember him talking to some other teacher talking about his FAVORITE student. Who does that? Teachers aren't supposed to have "favorite" students, they're supposed to like every single student equally. And if you actually have a favorite, please just keep it to yourself and don't blurt it out where other students can hear you, and treat the student equally along with the other students. I remember simply asking this teacher to open one of my belongings for lunch, and he made a look of disgust for approximately 5 seconds, and then a student just came up to me and said "I'll open it!" I appreciated the kid opening it but, what kind of teacher does that?I remember myself getting bullied the first time in this school. I'm not sure if he still goes to this school but his name was Jonathan (I don't remember how they spelled his name). The teachers were aware of me getting bullied by this kid but did absolutely nothing to stop it. I remember he'd smash my fingers into a locker making them bleed constantly, but the teachers did nothing. Not a single thing. I'd recommend teachers taking note of what the kids were doing by simply just standing in front of the door watching what the kids would be doing/grabbing out of their lockers. As simple as that, right? If this kid Jonathan still goes to your school or if you still have contact with him/his parents, I'd highly recommend putting a stop to his bullying and being more aware of what he does, because oh boy, he's left a mark right in me.Next thing I'd like to address, substitute teachers. I remember myself encountering 2 just flat out weird teachers in this school, who knows, maybe even more I just don't remember. The first one I remember being a male that would just grab our rulers and completely smash them on a table if we was angry or if students didn't listen to his commands. I understand students should be doing as he says, but smashing rulers, really? That completely scared me as a kid. The other substitute teacher that was flat out crazy was a female. She basically had a loud voice and would yell at us if we didn't do as she said. I remember getting a headache that day and asking if I could go home since my headache was just, terrible. She basically thought I was lying and yelled at me, afterwards I went home.What I'd recommend is getting to know the people that are going to be substitute teachers at this school instead of just saying "oh here, have the job hahaha!" And if you've been doing that, then at least watch the teacher supervise the whole classroom for one day and then let them off being a substitute teacher, because my experience with these substitute teachers have just been flat out terrible in this school.Overall, this has been the absolute worst school I've ever been in. Please, try fixing this whole school up or else other kids are gonna be left a negative mark from this school.

The best school in the whole wide world!

I love this school, the program of arts, is really nice. My daughter love it.

I LOVE this school!!! I'm going into high school and this has been my favorite school. The teachers care a lot about the kids and the Fine Arts program was awesome!!! Good cafeteria food, no bullies, good curriculum. This school really helped me. I highly recommend this school. Bring Mr. Thelkie back!!!Edit: Am going into college (a reeaally good one) by now, and can say that Roberts played a big role in getting me here.

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  • Federica Pisaneschi
    Added 26.06.2018
    We love this school!
  • mussycat.
    Added 29.08.2017
    Honestly, worst school I've ever attended. Since I've only been at this school for one year, I will say all the names of the teachers/students that have gave me trouble and the flaws of this school and how they should be fixed.First off, the education did not help at all, after I got out of there and moved I started to exceed and understand what we were learning. I was in 2nd grade as I was attending this school, you'd think I'd forget all of this by now, but it has stuck to me ever since I've started attending more and more schools. I remember asking questions and my teacher would simply just say what I need to do and just go talk to the other student. If you want your students to exceed in what they're learning, you have to tell them step by step, you don't just say what you do and that's it. Tell this specific teacher to take some notes, please.My teacher at the time was Mr.Hunger. I remember the first day coming there and just telling him what I did over the summer, since that's what naive me did all the time when younger. And he simply replied with "I don't care!" Um, what? Is that really how a teacher should reply to a student that is in 2nd GRADE. I remember him talking to some other teacher talking about his FAVORITE student. Who does that? Teachers aren't supposed to have "favorite" students, they're supposed to like every single student equally. And if you actually have a favorite, please just keep it to yourself and don't blurt it out where other students can hear you, and treat the student equally along with the other students. I remember simply asking this teacher to open one of my belongings for lunch, and he made a look of disgust for approximately 5 seconds, and then a student just came up to me and said "I'll open it!" I appreciated the kid opening it but, what kind of teacher does that?I remember myself getting bullied the first time in this school. I'm not sure if he still goes to this school but his name was Jonathan (I don't remember how they spelled his name). The teachers were aware of me getting bullied by this kid but did absolutely nothing to stop it. I remember he'd smash my fingers into a locker making them bleed constantly, but the teachers did nothing. Not a single thing. I'd recommend teachers taking note of what the kids were doing by simply just standing in front of the door watching what the kids would be doing/grabbing out of their lockers. As simple as that, right? If this kid Jonathan still goes to your school or if you still have contact with him/his parents, I'd highly recommend putting a stop to his bullying and being more aware of what he does, because oh boy, he's left a mark right in me.Next thing I'd like to address, substitute teachers. I remember myself encountering 2 just flat out weird teachers in this school, who knows, maybe even more I just don't remember. The first one I remember being a male that would just grab our rulers and completely smash them on a table if we was angry or if students didn't listen to his commands. I understand students should be doing as he says, but smashing rulers, really? That completely scared me as a kid. The other substitute teacher that was flat out crazy was a female. She basically had a loud voice and would yell at us if we didn't do as she said. I remember getting a headache that day and asking if I could go home since my headache was just, terrible. She basically thought I was lying and yelled at me, afterwards I went home.What I'd recommend is getting to know the people that are going to be substitute teachers at this school instead of just saying "oh here, have the job hahaha!" And if you've been doing that, then at least watch the teacher supervise the whole classroom for one day and then let them off being a substitute teacher, because my experience with these substitute teachers have just been flat out terrible in this school.Overall, this has been the absolute worst school I've ever been in. Please, try fixing this whole school up or else other kids are gonna be left a negative mark from this school.
  • Dr Elangovan Krishnan MD PhD
    Added 29.05.2017
    The best school in the whole wide world!
  • Blanca Hernández
    Added 05.03.2017
    I love this school, the program of arts, is really nice. My daughter love it.
  • Brian Chen
    Added 27.12.2015
    I LOVE this school!!! I'm going into high school and this has been my favorite school. The teachers care a lot about the kids and the Fine Arts program was awesome!!! Good cafeteria food, no bullies, good curriculum. This school really helped me. I highly recommend this school. Bring Mr. Thelkie back!!!Edit: Am going into college (a reeaally good one) by now, and can say that Roberts played a big role in getting me here.
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