Pease was the best school i've ever attended and I learned so much there. i'm currently a freshman at William T. Dwyer Highschool in Palm Beach, Florida and am in all honors classes- I feel that the teachers at Pease helped me achive that. I still remember all the strategys that they taught and use
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Posted by a student on 12/02/07
Pease is a very special place. Rich in history, pride, and tradition. The school is unusually small, (only 2 representing classes per grade)! This type of setting allows for a more communal feeling within the school. If you're able to commute downtown I'd reccommend this one of a kind atmosphere
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Posted by a parent on 10/01/07
My son will be starting at Pease in the Fall. I have to say that the Principal Ms. Ellis has been wonderful at helping to orient me and my son, as we made the decision to transfer to Pease. She met with me and my son a few times and answered all of our questions patiently. The staff has been very
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Posted by a parent on 05/28/06
The academic programs seem to be average. Not many extracurricular activities. The parents are very involved, although sometimes it seems they are creating problems for the students and teachers.
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Posted by a parent on 03/27/06
Pease is a dream learning environment for students and parents alike. Situated in the picturesque heart of downtown Austin,a richly diverse student body enjoys the benefits of small class sizes, talented and dedicated teachers, parents who care, and an indescribably comfortable, welcoming feel feel when
... Read more you enter the campus grounds. Teachers, parents, and students partner together to encourage high academic achievement each year--- in a similar fashion to the way schools 'used to be when we were growing up.' In addition to the academic curriculum, students also have the opportunity to participate in an extensive menu of enrichment activities including, spanish as a second language, sports, art exhibits, school festivals and cultural events reflecting Pease's unique level of diversity, guest speakers and performances, technology-integrated curriculum, ROBOLAB, and more... and additionally, Pease is an elementary school that has a 6th grade! Stop by anytime for a visit and see Pease for yourself! Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/28/05
As a parent, I cannot imagine a school setting anywhere that is more nurturing, academically enriching, and family-centered than Pease Elementary School. It is quite evident by the previous parent letters that I am not alone in the assertion that Pease is the best school in Austin. Come see the beauty
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Posted by a parent on 10/28/05
I think Pease elementary is a great school. The staff and teachers are friendly. I do think that the availability of music, art and extra activties are not that good though.
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Posted by a parent on 08/10/05
Superb principal and enthusiatic teachers. The identification and recognition of talented and gifted children by the individual teachers is a bit lacking. Each year we had to inform our child's teacher that our child was tested and idientified as gifted and talented. I would have thought they should
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Posted by a parent on 08/04/05
My daughter is entering her third year at Pease Elementary and she loves it here. The classes are small, so the students get the attention they need. She has lots of friends and the parents are really involved in the education and the teachers seem to really care.
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Posted by a teacher on 07/21/05
This school is great for the lower grades. I have no experience for the older grades. The principal is active and knows all of the children. All the teachers have GT training and there are only two classes per grade. All families who attend had to request a transfer, so there is a much higher level
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Austin schools — Pease Elementary School is located at 1106 Rio Grande St, Austin TX 78701. 1106 Rio Grande St is in the Downtown neighborhood and 78701 ZIP code in Austin, TX The school district for Pease Elementary School is the Austin Independent School District. Pease Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 6.
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