This has to be the worst junior high to go to. I attended this in 8th grade and the students and a…read morelot of the staff are terrible. My brother currently goes here and is getting death threats and bullied and the school has done NOTHING for him. The school claims the student doesn't have the maturity level to comprehend what he's doing. Which is total bull shit, it's the end of the 7th grade. Don't send your child to this school at all costs.

ts school is ass, fights everyday, same with food fights, careless staff, lame teachers, dirty…read morehallways, vandalized bathrooms, weird students, principal threatened to not feed us if we misbehaved. if you ever get injured, don't expect them to do something, even if you break a bone, they'll just throw in an ice pack and call it a day. Worst of all, THE FOOD IS DISGUSTIIIIIING (I go to this school so I ain't joking trust me, its a war zone here

Ok I do like it is clean and fun to have your friends with you or even if your friends aren't there…read moreit is easy to get one

Public tennis courts which are basically the high school's tennis courts are fantastic. Parking is…read moreeasy and across a not busy street and the courts are well maintained. I don't think the bathrooms were open but why would they be? Had a tennis lesson here for my kid and they were excellent.

Graduate of 2025 here!…read more I absolutely loved James E. Taylor High School. The environment was nice and welcoming, the events were fun, and for the first time in my entire educational journey I felt inspired to actually learn. Never once did I feel unsafe in this school. Ms. Westbrook, Mrs. Samuelson, Ms. Fernandez, Mr. Brunsell, Mrs. Lumpkins, Ms. Cabana, and Ms. Ezzell were all WONDERFUL teachers who I will forever hold dear to my heart. I'm beyond grateful to have been given the chance to attend this school. Good luck to all you future mustangs!

I'm a small town girl that went to small town high school. Could not even imagine going to school…read moreat a place so large. I can't even think how the students get to their classes on time. However, on this particular check in, I was attending an event on a Saturday to watch my niece sing. It was a community event called a Fall Festival where different groups were performing from neighboring schools. That's all well and good, but there was no signage outside telling people the exact location to come in and buy tickets. From observation (and a text from a family member) assisted me in finding the right entry to the event. Inside, there isn't much signage to direct one to different parts of the school. You know how in stores they have arrows pointing you in the direction of a location (i.e. restroom, gym, cafeteria)? Not here. Would have been helpful. Once again, observation led me to the direction of the outdoor event, which I missed by a longshot because I was told my niece's performance would last from 11:30-12 and I still missed it even though I arrived by 11:45 :/ In all honesty, that comment was directed towards the organizers of the event who charged $2 for entry, but to host the festival at a place that lacks signage is not good. I can imagine some new kid trying to find classes on the first day becoming extremely overwhelmed by a place like this. I'm sure it's a great school, just had a doughy brained designer!

Cypress allies has an interesting education system with many successes and flaws but over an…read moreamazing school along with the band program which exceeds other schools in many ways.

My complaint is on the BS coaches and sport programs. Assuming parents have to drop off their kids…read moreat 4:30am as if adults didn't have a life, jobs and stress. Based on stupid punishments they consider disciplinary the coaches make the kids go in early for workouts only to forget that some are dropped off by parents who HAVE full time jobs, so or making under aged and inexperienced drivers drive to school at that time in the morning only to keep some dumb "tradition" in football? Are these coaches even getting paid enough to be that narcissistic? Make kids focus on more academics and less on being dumb meat heads!!!!

As an employee, I love working here. As a parent, I love it here. It is a place where kids are…read moretreated kindly. It is very welcoming. I'm bless to work here.

this school is not good at all it's very strict and very over exaggerating and not fair at all I'm…read morea student at this school so ik a lot two of my friends were play fighting and gave a three day suspension and for real fights it's only DMC Real fights

You get in trouble for stuff you didn't do and then if you cuss in the hallways you get in trouble…read morebut everyone else does it and don't get in trouble the AP,s are terrible ,6th Graders can't sit where they want at lunch and then when you first get in lunch and you talk you have to go to the AP office and get a d hall pass or go to DMC ones this boy got suspended for just talking at lunch everyone who goes to this school thinks is the worst school ever

ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE OF A SCHOOL!!!! My toddler was enrolled…read morehere for THIRTY days! I should have read the poor reviews before considering this school. From the very beginning it was chaotic. At orientation the principal announces that the pre-k teacher was no longer employed, and they were putting in two interim teachers who had been with the school for years. School started the following week so of course by this time it's too late to find your child a different placement. First week of school both interim teachers quit in the middle of the week, which led to two pre-k classes being combined and being taught by the teacher's aide. They then hired an uncertified "pre-k teacher" with only a high school diploma. Of course I wanted to meet her so I walk my child into the classroom and the new teacher just stands there, not even attempting to greet me or my child. After standing there for several minutes I decided to go ahead and introduce myself and my child. Second week of school I notice my child's lunch keeps coming home untouched, which was odd because I packed all his favorite foods. I then realized the school was not assisting him in opening the containers, so he was going from 7:45am-5:45pm with no food just a snack. When I brought this to the staff's attention, they denied not opening the containers, however, after that conversation I noticed his containers would come back with the food eaten. The following week I noticed when he would have toileting accidents, he would come home in someone else's pull-up even though I would pack additional underwear and pull-ups in his backpack. One day I picked him up from school and he reeked of urine. When I changed his clothes, I noticed he had on a dry pull-up, was put back in the urinated pants, but his change of clothes was still in his backpack. On his fourth week, the school had the audacity to call CPS on my family with claims of physical abuse. On this day I went to the school to pick up my child and was approached by a CPS investigator. Two nights prior my toddler decides to climb into my infant's activity chair and gets his legs stuck inside causing a bruise on his legs. Thank goodness I have cameras throughout my home and was able to share the video footage of the incident from start to finish with the investigator where it shows how it took me five minutes to pry him out of the chair, and me putting ice packs on his legs to try and reduce the swelling and bruising. The investigators statement was "this was just a boy being a boy," (my exact thoughts). However, the thought of what could have happened had I not had that footage is devastating. Not to mention both my fiancé and I hold professional state licenses working with children. The issues this could have caused us professionally had we not had video proof is insurmountable. To add more to the embarrassment and humiliation the investigator had to do her due diligence of contacting my nanny and other friends of the family for statements. If you are a parent looking for a nurturing, positive learning environment where your child will flourish and has a low staff turnover, I recommend finding a school with trained, certified, and professional staff.

my daughter got bullied bye her teacher and the principal is very mean my daughter every time my…read moredaughter comes back from school she is crying this school is horrible.

at Cypress Park High School, I've been extremely disappointed with the lack of school spirit from…read morethe new principal. School spirit is a big part of the culture here, and it feels like the new leadership has completely missed the mark.

This is a great school, the teachers seem to really care about the students. I'm really impressed…read moreby how technologically advanced this school is. I would recommend this school to anyone going into high school.