It is heavy to leave this review. My son spent 5 years too long here. I should have taken him out…read moreat the first slight of disappointment. The fact that multiple teachers leave after a year (or two) and people tend to pull their kid out of this school speaks volumes for itself. This is a school where the "name" exceeds the experience. As a very involved parent, whose child is was also a minority here, there was a lot of nitpicking that went on and pointing out things in my child that I would see in other children volunteering yet it doesn't seem like anything was done for the other children as far as disciplinary actions. Ms. Wallin is also a problem, she plays favorites and watch out if you or your kid isn't one of them. There is unfairness that goes on with administration and some teachers. They hold kids accountable for things they did in Kindergarten, even if it's been years, unfavorable kids must be perfect. I remember being so excited when my child got into Uplift North Hills feeling like he was going to be supported mentally, emotionally, and academically. I've had teachers tell me they take their children out of this school before middle school and high school so 'their kid to be a kid'. If you don't want your kid to be well rounded with sports, social skills, and experiences, along with academics, welp.. this may be the school for your child.

School administrator colluded with my ex-wife to hinder my parental rights to my son. Officials…read moredidn't even care to ask or communicate with me and had me removed from the school for trying to maintain my parental rights. They will degrade, discard you and completely ignore your request for anything that you might be requesting.

This is Irving's ISD finest high school! Amazing and beautiful ;-)read more

I teach at Singley. The students, staff and admin are all awesome. Hands down the best high school…read moreto attend in the DFW area.

I had a very good experience with MacArthur high school. Coming onto campus the first thing you…read morenotice it's a beautiful mature trees, that outline and surround the entirety of the campus. As you encounter faculty and staff you get a sense of community here that I don't always find on high school campuses. Between my work, and also between having some very active family members in the high school community I have a unique opportunity to visit and work with a lot of high schools. I can honestly say that this one is very helpful, friendly, and welcoming. I was here for an event that my grandson was participating in. That event required tickets and essentially you have to go onto a website or get an app in order to purchase tickets even as a visitor to the school. The staff here was very friendly and helpful as far as helping me purchase tickets for my family. I also attended the concession stand and the adults and students There were very friendly, welcoming and helpful too. I have to say my visit here, and all the encounters I had with people that represent the school, including the students was very pleasant.

It's literally the worst school that you can never be in we change principal about every year and…read morethey talking about some we can't wear sweatpants. What kind of school is this and there is only one bathroom that's open so if I really need to go to the bathroom then I'm bout to start going to the teachers bathroom and please do not listen to all of these stuff that people are putting talking about some. It's the best school ever no it's not. It's literally the worst school that you could ever be in.

Amazing and Beautiful Facility!!! Indoor and Outdoor!!!!! Here for the Area Track and Field Meet!!read more

It is among the few public high schools in Texas to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of…read more9 out of 10 hence I don't feel so bad when I get out my check book for Coppell City Taxes.

My son loves going to school here. Even during vacation he is counting down days till school opens!!read more

A wonderful community of learners, guides, and families instilling a love of learning and humanity…read morein each other. Core skills (math, reading, etc.) are learned at the individual child's pace, quest-based learning intertwines traditional subjects into fun and interactive projects, daily Socratic discussions encourage deep thought and debate, and students are given the responsibility and freedom to control many aspects of their academic - and "Hero's" journey. On top of this - values of empathy, respect, integrity, gratitude and more are built into the structure. Amazing owner, director, guides (teachers). I consider myself lucky to be able to send my child here