I wanted to take a moment to share an updated perspective on Great Hearts Live Oak. Over time, I've…read morecome to appreciate just how dedicated the staff is. They continue to be supportive, professional, and always willing to communicate with parents. Whether it's through phone calls, emails, or text messages, they make an effort to keep families informed, which is something I really value. The curriculum remains challenging and encourages students to think critically. While there are still some concerns about the lack of specific cultural observances, I do see that the school focuses on deeper discussions about historical events rather than just surface-level recognition. I can respect that approach, even if it's different from what some might expect. One issue that still comes up a lot is the car line. The construction in the area has settled down a bit, but now there's a new challenge--sharing the road with other businesses. It definitely adds another layer of congestion, but I think it's important to acknowledge that a lot of the frustration comes from how we, as parents, handle the process. There are still too many instances of people not paying attention, blocking driveways, or leaving huge gaps in the line, which just makes things worse. If everyone followed the guidelines, it would probably run a lot smoother. The school is still a charter, which means funding is always a challenge. It runs largely on donations and tuition, but not every family contributes equally, which puts extra strain on resources. At the same time, the staff is stretched thin, and I know that makes classroom management tough. It's understandable that some behavior issues might be handled more strictly just because teachers have so much on their plates. One thing I've been thinking about lately is how easy it is for us as parents to rate and critique a school, but I wonder how the school would rate us. A child's education isn't a one-way street where only the school has to be accountable--parents play just as big of a role in making sure their child succeeds. Whether it's supporting teachers, reinforcing expectations at home, or just being mindful of how we contribute to the school community, it's something to consider. Overall, my experience with Great Hearts Live Oak has been positive, even with the challenges. No school is perfect, but I do see the effort they put in, and that matters. I just hope that as a community, we can all recognize that education is a shared responsibility, not just something for the school to carry on its own.

Why do parents think they can use the parking lots of nearby businesses to park and wait for their…read morechild? It's the second day of school and already I've been screamed at and flipped off trying to leave work to go home.

We've had such a wonderful experience at Legacy Traditional School Cibolo! The teachers truly care…read moreabout their students and go above and beyond to help them succeed. My child has made amazing progress academically, and I love the structure and high expectations the school sets. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, and communication has been great. The campus is beautiful, clean, and well-organized, and there's a real sense of community among the families. I also appreciate how the school balances strong academics with fun events and school spirit activities. I'm so thankful to have a school like Legacy in our area -- my child is happy, learning, and excited to go to school every day!

I would look anywhere else but this school. my friend has my nephew enrolled here and has had a few…read morenegative experiences with the most recent being assault and none of the teachers or administrators thought to call and inform her of the incident. when my nephew brought it to her attention she brought it to the schools and was asked to fill out an incident report and has had no follow up and was met with attitude and was dismissed twice. and was also informed that the principal (I assume) has a "stack" of these that he has to go through. how are parent suppose to feel that their kids are in good hands if this is how they handle incidents involving children?

I go to Tuscany Heights Elementary School and I hav e been there for 5 years since first grade and…read morethe school I go to witch is Tuscany Heights Elementary School and it's awesome and amazing

Mission Statement: "We THE Tigers will be inspired to lead, honor and excel today."…read more Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TuscanyHeightsElementary Great elementary school! They do a lot for the kids and always keeping them and the families in mind. They instill the principles of Covey's "7 Habits" and the "Leader in Me" program into these young minds. I think that's great! They even have "learning labs" where parents come in and teach for a couple hours their own trade/profession so the children can learn new and exciting things that are not in the everyday curriculum. Another interesting thing they do, or i should say DON'T do is, they don't have third-party fundraising. They just have donations or their own school fundraising. They are no selling of candy, cookies, wrapping paper, etc. They make the money by PTA donations, or selling school products like t-shirts, hoodies, marathons, sponsorships by local vendors, and other PTA events. I thought that was kinda neat!

Best elementary school that my son has attended. The teachers are amazing, his teacher was amazing…read moreand the upkeep of the school is always clean. I volunteer as one of watch dog DADDs and the times I have volunteered the school has always had a plan and the teachers are always great full for our help. My son absolutely loves it there and is always looking forward to going back to school. Probably the best elementary school in the NEISD.

My daughter went here 3-5 grade and we really enjoyed it. All her teachers were EXCELLENT and we…read moreeven go back each year for the fall fair they have. Great staff and up to date classrooms.

I have heard great things from other parents about Great Hearts schools and wanted to find out for…read moremyself. We applied this year and were fortunate to have been drafted through lottery. My daughter loved her old school and was quite disappointed when we told her that she was going to a new school. However, after 4 months, she has acclimated well and have nothing but good things to say about her teachers and classmates. She finds the work challenging and exciting. The school has taught her and our family a new way to approach reading. They teach Latin and have poetry wars. They also have an after school program that is an extension to their education and not just babysitting. The after school teachers help with homework and pick up is until 6 pm. They also have after school clubs with nominal charge. What is most important to my family was the school's faculty and their program for kids with special needs. My son was diagnosed with a rare disorder in October, that affected him neurologically. Some of the staff from school and after school program visited him, including Mr. Brogran (assistant headmaster). We love his teacher Mrs. Laird. She is a smart, kind, and loving teacher. She visited him in the hospital twice. My son had missed 2 1/2 months of school from being sick. Ms. Ernest (teacher), has been so patient in teaching him at home. She has been an important part of his education. We drive to school at least an hour twice a day, sometimes longer. We decided to move closer to the school since our kids loved being there.

This school needs to get their parking situation figured out ASAP. My neighborhood is miserable to…read moreenter at peak traffic and I'm sure others experience this issue. Stagger the release times, arrange some sort of shared pickup situation; I don't care what the solution is, but this needs to be resolved.

My twins love Randolph Elementary this is there third Elementary school they have attended and by…read morefar there favorite. The teachers actually care and all of the ladies in the front office are friendly and helpful. We will be sad when it's time to move again.

Our son has been at Country Day Montessori since he was 2, he is now 8. The main reason we chose…read morethis school was due to the large amount of outdoor time (on 5 acres, has goats/chickens, sand pit, running track, outdoor forest) and Montessori principles/independence. They are diverse and accepting of all life styles. Their teachers are amazing and my son thrives here! We did try public school for kindergarten,but came right back. My son at age 8, is doing 4th grade math and knows cursive. He excels with learning in a place that lets him move and be a kid!

This school is wonderful and successfully implements the Montessori method. They are kind and…read morepatient with the children. All of the staff is helpful, and together they generate a community and environment that encourages emotional and educational growth for children. I highly recommend this school.

Please think critically before leaving your children here. I have officially withdrawn all three of…read moremy children based solely on our personal experience, 1. Inconsistencies in the information provided to families, despite confirmation through CB transcripts that a weapon and two individuals were part of the initial report. 2. The absence of on-site administration when lockdown was activated 3. Continued student intake during that lockdown 4. No representative at the gate to provide parent updates 5. Weekly holds and lockdowns this entire school year 6. The last 3 years we have worked with staff at building rapport and expectations of proper communication and they still fall short except for the school nurse (Ashley Bentz) who is a superhero in my book. While my husband and I continue to pray for protection over all children and staff, this decision reflects only what we believe is best for our family.

Moving my child out of Idea Judson and into another school was by far the best decision I've made…read more I used to think idea was an amazing school, but with time they prove me wrong. I can say my child goes to a better school now with a stronger curriculum and way better policy when it comes to bullying. I think idea Judson is full of a lot of staff that are more friends than anything so they overlook a lot of things. Overall Idea Judson's communication sucks. They don't intervene or improve things when it comes to bullying. Either their teachers are lazy or their curriculum sucks. Out of experience, there was teachers that did not care to help you help your child improve nor did they stay consistent with school work. Like I said, this place is filled with lots of staff that are friends. Do your kids a favor and put them in a better school that will help them excel academically to prepare them for the future.

I called the maintenance yard and talked to mary. She was very kind, welcoming and patient. She…read moredirected me and who I needed to call in that department . I only hope that everyone would answer the phone like Mary .

This is actually Schertz Clemens High School. Impressive is the first word that comes to mind…read more The Auxiliary gym (just opened this school year) is awesome. They have amazing school spirit and they seem to go All Out for Breast Cancer Awareness Month...seems like the school exploded in Pink. There's a ton of construction going on around the school...just means it's going to be that much better when they are done.

I'm a student at SMH And honestly it's very nice. The cafeteria has actual good food and the…read morefaculty give help to the students whenever they ask, And the sports team are taught very well.

St. Mary's Hall is one of the most beautiful schools in all of San Antonio. Both teachers and…read moreadministration there are top notch in lower middle and upper schools. The facilities are quite impressive and the library... oh the library there is one that makes you just want to curl up next the their fireplace and lose yourself in a book.