Houston Gateway Academy

"This school is a mess the dismissal my child the first day of school my daughter called me and told me she is still at school when they were dismissed at 3:30 and she was still at school at 5:00 two hours later and I was outside the school waiting for her and they didn't call her out. They force my kid to wear a belt even though the pants aren't able to make a belt go through and would kick my child out the place is in bad shape my child told me there was opossum under the school and rats in the restroom area. The teachers treat the kids with so much disrespect and don't incourage them to pass instead downgrade them with hurtful comments about them not passing and they are uneducated and my daughter complains to school every day about people calling her names. Schools so worried about ripped jeans and red clothes but arent to worried about the mental health about our kids and they leave at 5:00pm as if the school needs two more ours to make our kids smarter which dont do so great"

"Not the best school my daugthers have attended had problems at first but I resolved them could be alot better staff. I'd say all they need is organize and on point"

"ok school but unorganized, if there's an having a event they don't say anything until a day before. even worse on early pick up days they don't know anything when you ask ahead of time. how can a parent arrange ride services when the school has no idea if they are having early dismissal.."

"My niece attends this school. She's learning. She loves this school. It's a win-win for me, my sister and my niece. I'm really quite amazed at how much she is learning because I do not remember having equivalent knowledge at her age. Being a college graduate, I take interest in her studies and not only encourage her to go above and beyond, but also teach her new things. *That is what all parents should be doing.* I know it may be difficult, but look at it this way: my parents sacrificed so much so that I can have a better life. They were successful. So can you. Take an interest in their studies and show them that you care."