Overall, St. Laurence is an awesome school, i like that we dont spend all of our time learning to take the TAKS test. However, the middle school math program has been unstable for many years and many of us are having to repeat algebra in high school because of it. Our religion teacher, Gabriel Castillo,
... Read more is one the most amazing people i have ever met and he has helped all of us to grow in our faith so much, its a shame that he wont be returning, but i believe the new religion teacher, who is a religious sister, will also be excellent for the students Read less
Posted by a student on 07/10/09
I have only good things to say about St. Laurence Catholic School, Thanks to the talented staff of teachers my children love school. Strong academics, excelent music and Spanish program and invaluable religious formation. The best school!
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Posted by a parent on 01/07/09
Excelent school. One of the best school in Texas. Positive and friendly environment.
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Posted by a parent on 11/18/08
Not all teachers at St. Laurence are Certified teachers because the Diocese does not require it. The math and science curriculum is very weak and way below grade level and not in line with the state of Texas education TEKS. St. Laurence teaches 45 minutes of math per day in elementary. Fort Bend public
... Read more elementary schools teach 90 minutes of math a day. Children are behind in math when they leave St. Laurence. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/01/08
I go to St. Laurence and I have to admit, compared to my public middle school, it is a healthier enviroment. The students here are very nice and welcoming. We learn a lot, but we have a lot of fun too. I'm looking forward to graduating and going on my class trip with all my friends. They also taught
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Posted by a student on 10/23/08
My son is a student in St. Laurence Catholic school. I must say it is one of the best school in Texas. It is a great school in every way.
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Posted by a parent on 09/22/08
I just graduated from St. Laurence and I can honestly say that I have learned quite a lot. I have to say that obviously some teachers are better than others but overall this is a very good school. The friends and relationships that you make here are very strong. I think the best part of my entire experience
... Read more at St. Laurence was having Mr. Gabriel Castillo as my religion teacher in 8th grade. If you are sending your child here make sure that Mr. Castillo teaches them religion. Having him will be an experience that you will never forget. Read less
Posted by a student on 06/24/08
I went to St. Laurence from pre-school all the way to 7th grade. I am now in highschool and did not feel when I went to eight grade in a public school that I was ahead as they told me I would be. If anythign my whole high school was messed up because they taught out of order than the rest of Texas. Though
... Read more they say you are ahead, you fall behind and learn the not important details. I feel much better in the public high school I am in now. The elemtary was great for and the middle school was way to political with the staff. Read less
Posted by a student on 04/29/07
Great school if you get the right teacher. Most teachers are really good a few i would rather my children not have. School is getting a new principal the word is she is very good.
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Posted by a parent on 04/21/06
My child is in the Pre-K program at St. Laurence. While I have preferences for teachers (some over others), I find that it is a very loving environment. The other benefit is that the children are starting to meet their school friends while they are still so young and innocent. My child loves all her
... Read more friends and will probably have a good bound with all of them throughout the elementary years. They are stricter here than at my previous mother's day out program, but they are very loving. It's also a great way to start them on their religious education. My child is getting very comfortable talking about God. The times are not great, but they do have an excellent extended day program which is very flexible. Nice school, but it might not be for every child. It is very structured. Read less
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Sugar Land schools — St Laurence Catholic School is located at 2630 Austin Pkwy, Sugar Land TX 77479. 2630 Austin Pkwy is in the Colony Bend neighborhood and 77479 ZIP code in Sugar Land, TX The school district for St Laurence Catholic School is the Diocese Galveston - Houston Off. St Laurence Catholic School is a Catholic school that serves grade levels PK - 8.
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