10237 Chestnut Ridge Rd
Austin, TX 78726

Really bad experiences in general. The athletics department is really bad with terrible coaches. The teachers won't input grades on time (a retest grade was never put in and the report card already came out, it's been a month). Rubrics for projects don't mean anything to the teachers. Kids who constantly disrupt class, calling the teacher a b**** and more, won't be pulled because of the least restrictive rule so every other kid in the class has to deal with the havoc.Love the band department and we've had great math teachers so far. That's about it.

this school is way overhyped. Most of staff are either really underqualified or burnout by admin. Admin tries to make the place the same way that it used to be, but it just isn’t ever since their leadership has changed. Master students feel forgotten in the ratio that the list is a lie. It is more like 29:1 it really needs to be talked about because I feel like it’s not talked about enough and it’s just gonna keep getting worse and worse if nothing happens! most students do not enjoy their time there they either wanna go online or transfer because I feel like it would be easier because the workload is crazy for what they are getting back. It’s rilly sad.

We were fortunate to have some great teachers, but others fell very very short. Many were overreactive teachers and I would argue some sided and gave preferential treatment to children who were of certain races and whose parents were overly involved in the school. Kids who struggled were overlooked and teachers allowed other kids to poke fun at them and make them feel inadequate. One teacher who was retiring didn't do anything for most of the year. Long story short. This school had some good teachers and they were chased away. In their place, non-caring teachers came in and if you and your kids sucked up to them, they would work with them and the parents. If you didn't donate to teacher functions or if you had a job that prevented you from volunteering, good luck. It became a bureaucratic nightmare in that school. Glad we survived it.