This is a place where administrators are rude to parents and the teaching are not straight forward…read morecurriculum when ask for a copy but their own agenda of DEI and wokeness. Most kids that reach high school drop out and move to a different school. Talked to many parents who took their kids out after middle school. The school is over crowded. They should be having no more than 16 kids per classroom and they have up to 21.

Very good school with high quality education, small class size and IB program, so you or your…read morestudent can achieve greatness and go to good college! Many students have gotten into various universities, such as Oxford, Harvard, Rice, UT, MIT, etc. Free online Zoom tutoring provided by the NHS chapter of the school for 3rd to 5th graders and a very diverse student body!

Our youngest grandson was playing a football game Saturday afternoon on the field at Stony Point…read moreHigh School. He is on a privately managed & funded team as his public school doesn't offer football. The Field at Stony Point is excellent. It's Astroturf is very well-maintained. There are plenty of stands for the crowd to utilize so their fans have adequate seating. There were umbrellas attached to the metal bleachers-thankfully it's out of the hundreds but still mid to high nineties so many families brought them to protect them from the sun. They only had one entrance open, so it was quite a walk from the parking area. Since I mentioned the parking area, I might as well state that the reason this location gets four stars instead of five is the parking lot (during times when there's game overlap) is way too small and there is no other option. The parking lot that is used for the stadium is next to the little school that's on the corner the Large Parking area that students probably use is not readily available on the weekends. Sadly, because I am directionally challenged, I would not have been able to find my way walking all the way around the buildings that I would need to walk by -to get to the one entrance of the stadium that was open. Now for more positives.....the restrooms were clean and well stocked. There was a concession stand that was open and offered beverages, as well as nachos, candy, and other goodies.. I learned how to purchase my ticket to get in with an app and they offered many choices, (PayPal, Venmo, etc. ) but no cash and their credit card machine was broken. The security people were evident, which I thought was really nice and that I have not seen at games. One of the team family members was manning the admission area and was being a patient and explained how I could purchase my ticket and that if I wanted any concessions-they needed to be purchased in advance at an app also. You were allowed to bring in water, but no other food or beverages . (this proves you can teach an old dog new tricks.!!!) Overall, this was a positive experience, and I hope that the team plays there in the future !!!

It's a good RRISD school Kids learning…read more Graduating Competing in sports Teachers leading the kids

many people caused some of my school traumas, but it's fine otherwise (besides the constant fights)!read more

not really my type of school because this was a public school and ashamed of being there instead of…read morea private or boarding school, but yeah at least I can say I graduated! I was I'm special ed classes and I hated the students there. Then they claim to be my friend but whatever. I was class of 1993 but I'm not someone who made it a big deal like the way my family did. I'm ashamed that I graduated from there. I get told that I've worked 12 years for a stupid class ring which dumb token that is a waste of money & it's just a joke! Round Rock high was a joke as well!

Our son has been going to BCKC since the opening in 2022 and it has been a very pleasant…read moreexperience. Our kids have been in enrolled in multiple centers in nine years and this location is number one. The staff is very nurturing, professional and attentive. The educational growth is tremendous in addition to a bilingual class being offered once a week. Our son loves all of his teachers and classmates and enjoys his time there. For any parents looking for a daycare center for your little ones, look no further! Schedule a tour and get started today. You will get excellent value for your tuition and won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

Today we held our sorority's retreat at the Round Rock Opportunity Center (RROC). It is not an…read morealternative education facility within the Round Rock Independent School District, designed to provide support to students who need a more structured or specialized environment. This center plays an integral role in the student's educational ecosystem. RROC provides support to students who may be facing academic, behavioral, or personal challenges. RROC allows students to have a second chance at academic success through targeted instruction and support. RROC is a part of the Disciplinary Alternative Education Program, however, it is not punitive but constructive. These students get to start with a clean slate and reimagine their academic success. We were very thankful to use the RROC facility for our retreat. We also donated school uniforms to RROC. The purpose of our sorority's retreat is to reflect on the first half of the year, lessons learned and edits for the second half of the year. We also are reviewing programs for the second half of the year and associated milestones and metrics. The retreat consists of a Kickoff with Welcome & Icebreaker. Next there was a community conversation with RROC leader and instructions how we could help RROC through community service. The morning was consumed with workshops ranging from mental wellness and fitness to career transitions and networking. Our sorority had a working lunch where highlights included cluster and leadership updates and retreat wrap up. All in all, it was a very productive day to learn more details about RROC and to conduct sorority business. It also was a great opportunity to bond with my sorority sisters. I always look forward to our annual retreats.

Professional staff. Ample parking for visitors. Easy check in system. Uniforms required for all…read morestudents on day two.

I have been a student of this high school for about 2 years and I can tell you that there are so…read moremany ups and downs that I have with the school. One of the first thing I want to tell what I like about the school is the science fair. As much as what people dread about the science fair, it is a place where I get to speak about my research to a panel of researchers that have a common interest in what I am doing. Therefore, I learned a ton throughout such programs, along with many others that the school has to provide to me as a student. Because of these learning experiences, I grow as a student. However, there are some concerns that led me to give it 4 stars instead of 5 stars. I found that the school still follows the conventional schooling that most public schools follow. It is through this which results in high stress and bullying, which then leads to the underscoring of the school. Furthermore, the uniform policy does not change how it leads to a cutting-edge school (although compared to other public schools, it is). But overall, I still love the school and I wish that every low-income students and parents who are seeking to give the best transformative school comes to here before considering others.

I am extremely disappointed with how this school has treated my son. In the short amount of time he…read morehas been here, a former staff member harassed him--following him to the restroom, making comments about his clothing, asking other students personal questions about him, and constantly picking on him. We reported these concerns and had a meeting about it, but all we were told was that she was no longer at the school. While things slightly improved afterward, nothing was done to address the harm that had already occurred. To make matters worse, another staff member not only went around asking another student for my son's phone number, but she actually called him after school to ask about drama happening at the school--nothing school-related, and nothing appropriate for an adult to discuss with a student. This behavior was completely unprofessional and unacceptable, yet the school chose to ignore it. Despite ignoring repeated misconduct by their own employees, the school immediately moved to expel my son the moment he was involved in one fight--while defending himself. Given everything he has endured, this feels like retaliation. The difference in accountability between a child and adult staff members is alarming. There are also major communication issues at this school. Many teachers struggle with a language barrier that leaves students confused about instructions and assignments, and little effort is made to fix it. This is especially harmful for students with 504 plans, who rely on clarity and support--not additional obstacles. Overall, sending our child to this school has been one of the worst decisions we could have made. Even in such a short time, it has become clear that this school is not here to support or protect its students. This experience has been unfair, discouraging, and completely unacceptable. Students and families deserve far better.

I love it because they have fun things to do and you learn with fun.The teachers are nice.But I'm…read moreconfused because we do not have mystery meat, they said they never heard of it or even knew it.I think you should come to RidgeView Middle School for a fun and learning way.

I strongly dislike this school, my child claims that the teachers are terrible and for lunch they…read moregot mystery "meat" and my child got the flu afterwards, 7 fights happened in April and they did nothing about it. the teachers kick abt student for talking You get ISS not turning in homework. My child got hanged up on by her classmates and got called over dramatic, the nurse here is terrible and will not help your child at any means. It seems they're just there for the money without helping anyone. Althought some teachers are decent along with some staff it is not enough for what my child has gone through. I'm writing this review so other parents can see this and go somewhere else. I'm transferring my child to Canyon Vista as my oldest child goes there and I have to say I'm quite pleased with that school. - Micheal Smith

As a former high school teacher I have sent both my kids to Westwood. My oldest just graduated and…read morereceived special education services all 4 years (but only 2 in science) and is now enrolled at ACC. He struggled for years to find a subject he really enjoyed besides Theater which he took 2 different classes his final 3 years. Then, his senior year he took Forensic Science and Sign Language. He loved them both and had great teachers. He now wants to study forensic science. My youngest was a freshman last year and got to take Chinese, Intro to Engineering, and Biomedical Science. He loved every teacher and rarely had homework due to the flex period they have built into the schedule. They both ran/run cross country and track as well. The track coaches are nice and encouraging and the cross country coach cares about the kids. Both programs are very flexible with kids and their academics. Our experience at WWHS has wonderful! The teachers and staff all care immensely about the students and there is a huge of variety of classes for students to explore. My kids aren't top in their class but they make mostly A's and some B's. For me, I know they will be well prepared for college and have a good foundation of what they want to pursue for a career. Lastly, WWHS is diverse and my kids have been able to find friends easily. My youngest is very shy and quiet, but he was able to find a group of kids to hang with for lunch. There's great variety not just with classes but with the students as well. We didn't experience any bullying or judgment from kids.

Isnt all its cracked up to be....that being said if your a A student and quick learner it's a great…read moreschool for you as a top school. If you have average learning or a learning disability, it's not for you.

Hello my name is Susan Smith, Mother of Emily Smith. I am disappointed in what this school has…read moreshown, my daughter has been telling me that people have been bullying her. This is completely unacceptable. She also reported to me that her teacher has purposely been failing her and when I see her "failed" assignments and I checked them and most of the problems are correct, my child also became really sick after eating their food, after that she now only brings home lunch. I transferred my other child, Emily Smith, to another school called Canyon Vista. I have to say I do not know why Walsh Middle School has so many stars when Canyon Vista is so much more better. I hope people see this and take this into consideration.