The Lawson Academy is happy with how well its student leadership program for 2025–2026 is going. It gets middle school students to lead community service projects. The academy recently held a "Academic Excellence Ceremony" to honor students who did well in their core subjects. The school has also added more college-readiness workshops to help students and their families figure out what they want to do with their education in the future.

Q1. How does The Lawson Academy teach its middle school students how to be leaders every day?

Ans. Students build their confidence and real-world skills by going to regular leadership seminars and running their own service projects.

Q2. What kinds of academic help does The Lawson Academy offer to students who are not doing well in school right now?

Ans. We offer small-group tutoring sessions and personalized learning plans to help each student catch up and do well.

Q3. Are there any programs at The Lawson Academy that help students find professional mentors in the Houston area?

Ans. We often invite business and community leaders from the area to our campus to talk about their careers and motivate our students.

Q4. How does The Lawson Academy meet the social and emotional needs of middle schoolers while still giving them a lot of homework?

Ans. We have a support team that checks in with students every day and gives them a safe place to talk.

Q5. Do students at The Lawson Academy have chances to learn more about technology or the digital arts?

Ans. Our electives give students the chance to learn coding and digital media, which will help them develop important skills for the future.