T. H. Rogers School 5840 San Felipe Street, Houston, TX 77057

"great school. academics are great! most of the teachers teach well and even if you don't understand, you can go to tutorials or get help from a friend/older student. there's a lot of homework/projects, but it's definitely manageable. teachers are very understanding as long as you're not a problem student. sixth/seventh grade teachers range from okay to awesome. most are great (!!), some are slightly biased. one main problem in rogers is the lack of electives: i.e., in eighth grade there are around 8 electives, multiple of which are very similar (art I and art 8, for example), so really there are about 6 different electives. in terms of school environment, there's rarely any bullying/violence and no drugs or harmful substances being passed around. the community is really great! overall though, rogers is a great school that really shines in academics and students but lacks a bit in electives/clubs/extracurriculars."

"I gave T H Rogers 5 stars because this is an amazing school. I've spent my entire middle school here, and they were the best years of my life so far. You may have heard many rumors about how this school has so much work, and it's true. T H Rogers pushes you to bring out your full potential, but how your experiance is at this school also depends on you. Definitely be organized and manage your time well. Also, don't be afraid to ask questions. The teachers are wonderful, understanding, and always willing to help. The principals are outstanding and are always doing so much for the school. The people here are also very nice and this is a no-bullying school, and you learn so much about the importance of character. If you want to learn in a comfortable environment, want to strengthen your character, and want to succeed in academics, this is the school for you. If you choose to go here, I promise you won't regret it."

"Been here since Kindergarten, and I love all of the people here. Sure, the school is kind of tough, but you sort of get used to it. Fair amount of homework in middle school, but sometimes we get very heavy workloads (both during the week and the weekends, as well, meaning a little less free time than at other schools). My brother is in elementary school right now, and he gets much less homework than I used to get. If you don't manage your time, you get to stay up until the morning. Organization is key. Most teachers here are usually understanding and try to explain things clearly, although some of the administration still scare me (though some are okay). Most students that I have met here are friendly and we help each other out with homework occasionally. Everyone has chances to talk and get to know one another. The Fine Arts programs and celebrations (such as Hispanic Heritage, Lunar New Year, and Black History) are always nice and interesting. I would say that teachers here move at a fairly fast pace, but most teachers have tutorials just in case if you need a little extra help with that certain subject. If you take your time to get your work done the best you can, you can succeed at this school (which doesn't necessarily even mean getting all A's) and have extra time to do some activities. Overall, if you want to take the challenges and stay up later than you should (a lot of the time), I would recommend going here."

"I think this school is okay. The teachers are very nice and understanding and teach very well but can be a little extra when it comes to homework. The students are ok and some are..... special (personality wise)..... Some of the students can be very welcoming and friendly and you will almost immediately fit in if you are new. (((((((side note from personal experience: If you are a student who typically gets b-c's then the in-class environment could make you feel like you have anxiety and can make you think less of yourself because many of the kids are very gifted and talented))))((DO NOT THINK THIS WAY. You go to T.H. Rogers :) )). There is not much diversity in this school considering that almost 85-90% are Asian (not that this is bad). This school can be very stressful if you don't manage your time right but other than that it's pretty good."

"I give the school 5 stars because it truly deserves it. Most teachers at public schools teach because they have to and just to prepare their students for the STARR test but the teachers at Rogers truly make the learning experience fantastic and prepare students for success. Also, there are a lot of good sports there and many awesome electives. Yes, I do agree there is more homework than other public schools but if you learn how to manage your time right you'll be fine and plus there is homeroom! My favorite part about school though is there are a lot of engaging and challenging assignments and really nice smart people who go to the school which makes school fun!!!!!!!!! I recommend it because not only is it fun but will set up the "Rams" (students) for success. My advice is to just work hard so your not sacrificing sleep but other than that I love school!"