It's a good school but they have a lot of rules that don't make sense ,they had 10/10 rule , no…read moresweaters

Yelp 100 Challenge # 45…read more Visited this K- 12 school in July of 2025 for an IB PYP training. The campus has plenty of parking in the front and back. The middle of the campus has two playgrounds, a basketball court, turf, and the exterior has a soccer field. The interior of the school was nice as teachers were getting ready for the beginning of the year. I like that different learner profiles were posted throughout the halls and visuals to students.

Never again. More than I can say, I have seen people that graduate here with zero education…read moreadvantages and that don't do their work. Literally below average ppl come here and don't do anything but the scholars that actually commit don't get enough appreciation and that says something. Not to mention constant scarcity in communication with deans and staff. Constant reminders that we wouldn't step stage and would have diplomas held from us. Constant stress levels with strictness for those who are well behaved. It is a mess. Low management on anything like clubs and sports. The only good sport is basketball and volleyball or soccer. But that is it. Zero diversity and funding is terrible.

This school is sort of good but sort of bad at the same time. Now it good because you can join…read morewhatever sport or club you want also if you are a good student the teachers will be nice too you. But everything has flaws and the flaws of this school is that the nurse does not care if you are hurt she will usually say "I'm on my lunch break so go away" or if you have thrown up she will say "he is not throwing up right now why should I help" and I'm speaking of this by personal experience because a kid I'm my class threw up so the teacher asked me to walk him down to the nurses office and when I got there I told her what was wrong and she said "he is not throwing up right now" but with a attitude and I don't like when people give me attitude so I gave her attitude back and she immediately started to help the kid.

its ok the teachers are nice but in 6th grade they fired 2 teachers that the kids loved and was…read moretalking bad Abt a teachers room and made her cry. and wont let us do a Bible study group and there's a lot of bullies even tho they said theres a no bullies policy

I went to the school and it was a good school the teachers were nice super nice the prinsabol is so…read morenice

a rival school to Hillcrest. More predominantly white and better funded. If you want a better IB…read moreexperience with a smaller class size, go to hillcrest. But if you care more about social things than woodrow is for you. Tbh i prefer hillcrest academically but this school def has better sports. your pic!

Woodrow works wonders. It serves a population which goes from the children of doctors, lawyers and…read moreother post-grad professionals to those whose parents didn't finish school in Mexico. This mix is unique, you won't find it at other schools. The social skills and friendships formed are as impressive as the academics. Speaking of that, The Dallas Morning News recently published that Woodrow is #1 in academic gains in Dallas. The school was redesigned three years ago into four college prep academies which offer AP and IB (International Baccalaureate). Woodrow and its feeder, J. L. Long Middle School, are the only two IB schools in Dallas. Transfers for those out of the attendance zone are available with applications starting in January. Unlike DISD magnets, Woodrow offers the full range of athletic and extracurricular activities. It is the quintessential American high school experience. The Lakewood area is a bit like a small town and many generations have attended the school resulting in many traditions and an extensive alumni network. My only gripe would be that the principal, going into his third year, is a little to strict on spirit and pep rallies. He does attend most sporting events, however. Overall, it's a great school and a true oasis of education in DISD.

I don't not recommend this school they told my child that she should dress like she's going to…read moreschool not a trip club just because she was wearing these cute leggings under her skirt and the teacher acused her and her friends of bullying even knowing she didn't do anything and the boy was annoying her and said she wore the same shoes everyday but she didn't

If you're a employee , parent or student considering this school, think twice. Communication is…read moredisorganized, leadership is unresponsive, and they do not support students the way they claim. Teachers and staff change constantly, and it feels like no one really knows what's going on. My experience was incredibly frustrating, and I would not recommend this school to anyone looking for a stable or supportive learning environment. They talk a good game during tours and orientations, but once you're in -- it's a different story. Beware.

Bishop Lynch guided my child into a world of opportunity. They provided the perfect environment for…read moreeducational growth. Good friends were made, accountability was learned and the feeling of accomplishment was prevalent.

So much sadness for my child attending this high school. Just keep your nose down, try to avoid the…read morebully kids, keep a positive attitude. The teachers really do care, get to know the students, and are engaging. Its the administration that is chasing the almighty dollar and allowing terrible behavior from students against others. There is never mention of treating your fellow students with a Christian attitude and definitely no enforcement of morals by the principal, president, dean of students, counselors. BL tuition is too expensive for the abusive environment the kids have to endure.