Great school, great athletics and everybody is nice and opening. The teachers are the best!read more

I think that this civics course was honestly the greatest class I have ever taken. It very…read moreInformative with light work and has all the necessary materials for a person to succeed. Overall If I had a chance to take this class again I would 100% do it all over again.

Absolutely in love with this school…read more Mr. Mariani is a GOD send. He is amazing with kids and my son has grown leaps and bounds because of him. I was skeptical sending my son to public school with our government pulling money away from public schools and pretty much forcing us parents to go private if we want a decent education... but I fell in love with this school. The principal is so hands on and loves all the kids so much. I cannot say enough how amazing this school is and I was raised by hard working teachers THANK YOU WAKEHAM!

I was getting harassed by other students and the staff members ignored me. On many occasions…read moresomething bad happened to me and staff would disregard me. A different time a student took my belongings, I told a staff member and I got in trouble for being robbed. The other student went without punishment. These instances have happened to me numerous times and after leaving this school I felt much better, concluding that this school was not able to help its students.

My granddaughter moved on from Clegg to Stacey Middle School, now my grandson is starting 3rd grade…read moreat Clegg. Mr. Staggs is no longer principal, and though he is sorely missed, Mr. Murphy has been a great replacement. My granddaughter's years from K-5 were all wonderful but my grandson's 2nd grade teacher was not at all what I think of when I think of Clegg and honestly should not be teaching young children. So, unfortunately, his 2nd grade experience did not live up to Clegg standards. Despite that, given our mostly positive history with Clegg, we are cautiously optimistic that 3rd grade will put our love for this school back on track!

This school was full of old teachers who seemed to hate kids. One particular 2nd grade teacher was…read moreso bad about letting kids go to the restroom that when kids had to go, they would just start crying instead of asking the teacher if they could go to the restroom because they'd assume the teacher would say no. Another teacher would send me to the principal's office for the stupidest little things to the point where the principal openly mocked her and said "She's wasting my time sending you over here for that. Just go to Miss Chang's classroom" multiple times.

My niece's primary language is English. She was born here and we've corrected them multiple times…read morealready. Yet they insist on paper that her primary language is Vietnamese and make her do assessment test (which she aced). Please don't make me pull out the racial discrimination card because I genuinely hope the school and its staff are all nice and fair people.

The new principal doesn't know how to handle things he needs to be replaced! I went to this school…read moresince I was 5 and i went though a lot of things all he did was suspend me when I did one little thing he does not deserve to be a principal.He kicked me out of the school when this was the school I was going to my whole life!

I'm not a parent or related to a child who goes here. But today I had a wonderful interaction with…read morestaff here. Today I was driving on Orangewood Ave to commute to classes. I noticed that there were basketballs and volleyballs being thrown over the fence. Me being a nice person, I decided to give the kids back their balls and such. But the kids kept throwing it over the fence like it's some game. I had a chat with the principal who was very polite and very understanding. The staff here were also very understanding about my situation and apologized that this happened. They even told me that they're not making any excuses at all.

I absolutely love this school. I came here as a kid and so did my siblings and if God willing my…read moredaughter will be attending this school in 2 years(unless my husband wants to send her to another school). The teachers are just amazing and truly care for their students. I must admit Ms.Neal is the best teacher ever and now some may know her as Mrs.Doyle but she will forever be Ms.Neal to me . she really connects with her students and truly cares about them. She is one that won't give up on making sure your kids succeed

They've been nothing but kind and accommodating to our Cub Scout Pack - we're able to hold events…read morehere in their MPR pretty much whenever we need. Like all Cypress schools, the facilities are always clean and they hold themselves to a high standard for cultivating and growing our children. :)

I wrote a review for my middle school since I'm going into 9th grade, so I may as well write one…read morefor here as well... It's an elementary school, so they didn't really care about cleaning up. There was trash everywhere, and one of my friend's had to pick it up. The classes were pretty big, but then again I was shorter. I vividly remember 4 memories. The first is my 5th grade teacher, Mrs. Dunagan(I kind of forget how to spell). She was chill, didn't assign homework, yet still tried her best to teach us. The 2nd memory also related to my 5th grade teacher, however, when she was away. The memory is about an awful sub, who I don't even know if she's still alive, but she was rude. She locked my brother outside for talking while doing his work, made us run outside in the grass despite allergies and being severely dehydrated, and otherwise just didn't even try to teach. My friends and I were really into Genshin Impact so we called her the "Crimson Witch of Flames" after one of the bosses, and I still think it's fitting. And, this vivid memory is watching some kid fall into a coma. I don't really remember her name, but she was playing on the monkey bars and accidentally fell, hit her head on something, and next thing I knew an ambulance was out front and they were rolling her away in a wheel chair. Blood was running down her forehead, she was limp and not responding, and needless to say, that changed me as a person. I also never saw her again! I do remember my friend daring me to kick his brother. I was really violent back then so I obliged, and then he fell to the ground crying and sobbing. I almost got the cops called on me, and I wasn't allowed to go and play outside during recess or lunch. It's a reasonable punishment, though not the calling the cops part since I was like 11 or 12. However, what I find unreasonable is that they (they being the workers in the main office) expected me to sit in a corner without getting up, not in sight of the clock, and yet also get up to look at the clock to see when to go back to class since they didn't tell me. And when I did try to do what they expected, they yelled at me to go sit back down. I missed 2 hours worth of class multiple days because of this. Also my brother looked up something on the Chromebook because he saw it in a TV show because he was curious and he got called a predator and almost had the cops called on him. Anyway, I think all elementary schools are dirty and stinky but this one is especially rough. A lot of the punishments were too much, in my opinion. Anyhow, if I had kids, I would try to convince my wife to homeschool them instead of having them go here.

I am disappointed with how the school year ended for my daughter…read more She started the year with excellent grades. Midway through the year, she became very ill, and her grades began to suffer. I worked closely with her to help bring them back up, and she was able to improve significantly. While not every grade returned to an A, she was no longer receiving failing grades in her academic classes. The exception was Physical Education. I was unaware that my daughter was struggling with feeling comfortable changing clothes in front of other students for PE. I regularly asked her about her PE grade, whether she was changing for class, and whether she was participating. She consistently told me that she was. When I eventually reached out to her PE teacher, Mr. Jones, to better understand the situation, I was informed that she was not changing for class and was only partially participating. After speaking with my daughter, she explained that she was participating in PE activities but was only partially changing because she felt insecure about changing in front of other girls. I immediately contacted the school and spoke with the principal to address the issue. While a solution was eventually arranged for her to change in the nurse's office, I was disappointed by the interaction. I felt that the conversation was rushed, and the principal's tone came across as irritated and lacking empathy for a situation that was clearly causing my daughter distress. As a parent seeking help for my child, I had hoped for more understanding and support. What concerns me most is that despite identifying the issue and putting a solution in place, my daughter still ended the class with an F. As a parent, there is only so much I can do when I am not physically present at school. I rely on teachers and school staff to communicate concerns when they arise so that we can work together to support students. I believe there were several missed opportunities for intervention. Why was I not contacted earlier when it became clear there was an ongoing issue? Why wasn't my daughter pulled aside to discuss what was preventing her from fully participating? Why weren't counseling resources or additional support offered if staff recognized that she was struggling? If lunch detention was being considered as a consequence, why wasn't parent communication considered as a solution? My daughter is a good student and not a troublemaker. This situation appears to have been driven by insecurity and discomfort, not defiance. I am disappointed that more effort was not made to understand the root cause of the problem and involve me sooner in finding a solution. I also cannot ignore the concern that my daughter may have been overlooked. As a parent, it is difficult not to question whether every student is receiving the same level of attention, support, and advocacy when struggles arise. Regardless of the reason, I believe my daughter deserved earlier intervention and better communication from the school. Parents and schools should be partners in helping students succeed. In this case, I feel that communication, empathy, and support from the school fell short, and I hope future students facing similar challenges receive earlier assistance and understanding.

My daughter transferred to Mesa View at the end of her 8th grade year. Middle school can be a…read moretough place, especially when you are the new kid. The staff and students all were so kind and caring. After promotion I asked her what her favorite thing was about Mesa View and she, without hesitation, spoke of how inclusive and kind everyone was. She made some wonderful friends in her short time there and was able to get involved and make new friends. I am so impressed with the administration and staff. The communication to parents was also very positive and consistent. Loved the experience for my daughter at Mesa.

They're doing free breakfast and lunch for the kiddos in the area. So nice of them!!!…read more Love that school. Especially during these times!! Thanks for serving the community

I was a student here and my experience was good and bad. The teachers were nice nothing was wrong…read morewith them but it's just the staff and kids that make it a little not enjoyable. The kids now date and kiss after school and I once saw one kid who was in 5th grade at the time showed their friend their vape which is terrible to even have for someone so young and the staff would sometimes take the ball away if one person that you would be playing with kicks the ball which is unfair to the people who were actually using the ball responsible. Overall the school is good but the kids and some of the staff members make it a little less enjoyable.