Went to this school from pre-k to 5th grade and my time there was absolutely horrible. I was…read morebullied in that school for three years and teachers were notified about the bullying more than 5 times but did absolutely nothing. I developed bad anxiety from this school and the staff treated the kids without any respect for them.

My kid always came home crying and the teachers never did anything about it. It took 6 months of me…read moreconstantly contacting the principa, but he did not say anything until I told him he is on the waiting list for another elementary

Piney point is such a beautiful school . I visited during a professional development training and…read morewas amazed. The custodial staff really do maintain the upkeep. Only minor issue I had was the small critters (i.e. roaches) that I came across. The excuse could be that it's Texas but that was my main turn off moment.

this school is the worse school i been to i was only there for 5th grade a i hated it the school is…read morepathetic!!!!!!!!! only teacher i liked was erica basralian she was the teacher u could talk to ms bayley was the most pathetic meanest staff love the nurses ms emliy was the best but only thing im glad of is that they did not fail me

Both my kids are at Yorkshire and it is the perfect school for them because of the low teacher to…read morestudent ratio, small total class size and strength & encouragement in the academic, music and arts. My children have loved being at Yorkshire and we are extremely grateful for the opportunity for balanced growth YA provides. The teachers are AMAZING and truly care about the students. Its Cottage class teachers are the best for 2-4 years old. I've also found the families warm and friendly and a great mix and diversity amongst the students. Such a unique school to be able to see at the Memorial Area!

We love Yorkshire Academy! We love the community it provides, the education with small classrooms…read moreand amazing teachers, and the activities that my children get to do are so unique and fun! Also, YA doesn't go by SBISD school openings and closings. So sometimes YA is open when public schools are not (due to weather or Covid etc). YA is much more consistent with school NOT closing. It's a lovely place to be, my children are ALWAYS happy and my 3 year old wants to be a teacher now because of her amazing teacher at YA!

This is the worst experience I have had dealing with schools ever the teachers the principals they…read moreare horrible they look down on people if they feel like they aren't up to the status of where they think they should be they talk about the parents in front of the kids they put their hands on the kids their rules to the kids they bully the kids prince will actually have me outside for 45 minutes in the heat knocking and Batman on the door and yelling for my kids because I didn't know where they were she had them inside of the building with her God knows what she was doing I called everybody I could possibly call no one's called me back about the situation my kids don't want to go to school because they are upset and scared and have anxiety from the principal and the teachers bullying them elementary School I'm so fed up I'm trying to call and won't answer the phone the number on here is wrong don't enroll your kids here this school is horrible and they should be shut down

We love this school. Great vanguard program, great dual language and a good staff selection. One of…read morethe top 10 in HISD in my opinion.

My daughter attends this school and the crazy thing about it is they don't have a principal and…read morehave not had one for sometime now. They do not have a nurse, whenever the kids are not feeling good. They just ask the parents to come pick them up immediately. They do not have any kind of law-enforcement at this school. I've been hearing about multiple incidents where they have had to call the police and wait until they arrive to handle a situation that could have been resolved if they only had someone already there on campus. I do not feel like my child is safe there. They are very last minute with informing the parents about anything, most of the time they don't communicate at all.

This school is absolutely TERRIBLE. The children do not learn, and teachers are not certified! This…read moreschool needs a lot of fixing inside and out, missing sinks and restrooms, holes in the roof, and dirty! My child tells me that they are fights EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Also the average school grade is dropping at a rapid pace. THE FOOD IS HORRIFYING. My daughter tells me the milk is literally ice! and my son got strep throat from the hot dogs. But there is a amazing teacher miss rasmus who helped my daughter and son with their writing so much!! overall do not let your child attend this school.

Amazing school, new principal this year. Started with Mr. McClish, amazing principal. This will be…read moremy scholar second year, can't wait to see the great changes the new principal Mr. Bui brings to the school. The front office staff is very helpful, Ms. Diana is a gem! I do wish they utilize Class Dojo more for announcements rather than emailing, but that's all.

So st George is a ok school the reason I think it is just ok is because the teachers are…read moreridiculously Strict and some of the rules are just dumb

The best elementary school. I went to Mark Twain elementary school when I was a kid. The teachers…read moreand students are great and diverse.

I am writing this review to encourage parents to carefully consider their options and make an…read moreinformed decision when choosing this school. I can only speak to my personal experience. I moved to Texas in February and enrolled my daughter in this public school after missing the private school enrollment deadline. We previously lived in Florida, and I believed that attending this school for one year would be manageable. Unfortunately, the experience has been extremely disappointing from the beginning. The enrollment process was disorganized and redundant. Although all documentation was submitted online, I was still required to bring physical copies. Communication was lacking, as there were no clear instructions regarding where to go upon arrival. We had to walk around the campus trying to locate the enrollment office. "Meet the Teacher" day was equally chaotic. There was no clear communication, and the event itself was poorly organized. When we finally located my daughter's classroom, I learned that the teacher had 29 students and no teacher's aide. As a former kindergarten teacher, I know this class size is not appropriate. Approximately two months later, I received a letter from the state indicating that Texas requires a 22:1 student-to-teacher ratio and that the school was out of compliance and requesting an extension. The first day of school was alarming. There were very few staff members present and no clear directions for where children were supposed to go. At dismissal, my husband arrived to pick up our daughter, and the school was unable to locate her for nearly 30 minutes. Staff had no idea where she was. I was at work and ultimately used an AirTag in her backpack to confirm she was still inside the school. She was eventually found hysterical, as there was no staff directing kindergarten students during dismissal. On her very first day, children were simply expected to know where to go. Dismissal procedures continue to be a major safety concern. Children are allowed to walk out unsupervised. This creates a serious risk, as a child could easily be taken without notice. Students wear color-coded cards, but all parents receive the same white card, making it difficult to identify which grade level is being released. I have personally observed a teacher leave approximately ten kindergarten students unattended. I have also witnessed staff members who were not actively supervising students. In one instance, I watched a child get pushed off a 6-8 foot platform and lie on the ground for several minutes while the supervising adult remained on their phone and did not intervene. Additionally, backpacks are frequently left outside for days at a time without being secured. My daughter has also experienced bullying. She is mixed race (Irish and Indian) and has been subjected to verbal harassment, having her clothes written on, and physical aggression. I have raised these concerns multiple times with her teacher and emailed the principal, but no action has been taken. As a result, I have had to instruct my daughter to defend herself. Communication from the teacher has been consistently inadequate. Items are sent home without instructions, with the expectation that parents will simply know how to support the material. I am a highly involved parent and make every effort to reinforce learning at home, but without guidance this has been difficult. I emailed the teacher six times asking for clarification regarding a book sent home and received no response until the parent-teacher conference, where I brought the book with me. The teacher acknowledged seeing the emails and stated she sent the book "just in case" I wanted it, without providing any educational purpose or instructions. The curriculum itself is also weak and below what I would expect for a kindergarten program. The final issue involved speech services. My daughter previously received speech therapy at her former school, which I paid for out of pocket, as it was not part of an IEP. I submitted all relevant documentation four months ago and worked with the school to continue support. I later learned that the staff member handling the process went on leave without notifying us. During a scheduled meeting, there was confusion about whether it was virtual or in person. At the meeting, the principal asked how I knew my daughter needed speech therapy and had not reviewed the documentation I submitted until that moment. I explained my daughter's challenges with pronouns and sentence structure. Her teacher stated she had not noticed any issues. I expressed concern that with nearly 30 students, it would be difficult to identify these needs. Ultimately, I was told the school would not provide services. After waiting four months, this decision was communicated, wasting valuable time when I could have continued services privately. Despite my willingness to pay, I was told it was unnecessary, which I strongly disagreed with. Would not recommend

My son started Kindergarten this year, during a pandemic, and this school has been so great at…read moretrying to navigate the situation for the children. They use enhanced safety measures and provided both virtual and in class options. The staff cooperates and coordinates so well together for drop off and pick up. They take time to say "good morning" to each student. Our teacher, Ms. Wren, is amazingly dedicated. My son has been genuinely learning, despite the pandemic. Finally, the PTA, too, is down to Earth and works well with the school, which is an added bonus!