I am used to being involved in my son's education but when I ask how he did on tests the teacher has no idea and will not look it up. When I come up there to look for missing papers every Friday she seems shocked. The missing paper are not in the HUGE pile of work that was sent home. She had them all
... Read more along. If you ask her what the worksheet looks like she states that she does not have anymore. She can't even show you the Key so you can see what it looks like. My son was absent from school and she could not give him his work since she was out of worksheets. I am sure that the school has a printer the worksheets are all from online sites. The school is not focused on each child success. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/19/08
I am a single mother of a 5 year old little girl, who started K this year. I have been NOTHING but impressed and happy with this school. From registration to now, things have been wonderful. My daughter loves it, her teacher is dedicated and involved and it shows in my daughters behavior. She is
... Read more excited to wake up and attend school and the YMCA after school program everyday! Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/30/08
this year, fall 07-08, was the first year that Mrs. Khan has been the principal. My son is in kindergarten so I don't really know the contrast, but understand that teachers are happier with new leadership. My son has done well and loves his class and teachers. They are very challenging this year - he
... Read more has good homework every night. It's not draining, but a good start. I believe they are working out whatever kinks were leftover. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/06/08
My daughter has thoroughly enjoyed the last three years she has been attending River Oaks Elementary. Every one of her teachers has been challenging, encouraging, and realistically optimistic. We have experienced positive interactions with the professional staff as well. We have spoken with many parents
... Read more that feel the same way, but unfortunately they must not know about this website. The comments are strangely skewed on this site. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/31/07
My child began attending ROE last year and from the beginning I have been extremely disappointed. My child has Autism Spectrum Disorder and I called the counselor to try and set up a meeting to discuss my child's needs. It was met with opposition from the counselor who is friendly enough, but very
... Read more hands off. He is still struggling this year and we are looking for other options. Parents beware! Do not come to this school if your child has special needs. Also, kids are out of control here. Very diverse population, lack of parental involvement, no one attends PTO meetings. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/19/07
This school is not condusive to challenging students. They have discipline problems, issues, and they're facing great diversity and do not know how to change with the times.
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Posted by a parent on 07/07/07
I agree 100% about the office staff needing serious training on handling parents and students with respect and courtesy. I also agree with the parent who commented on the oppressive discipline and rules. It seems that this school expects behavior problems out of all children and therefor treats all children
... Read more as behavior problems. It does not surprise me that the school has quickly moved from being a recognized school to one which could not make the cut. The school seems to expect more from the children than the teachers! Parent involvement is encouraged but the current PTO could take the same lessons in courtesy as the office staff! Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/07/07
We were extremely disappointed. If your child needs severe structure (i.e. lots of paperwork!) and oppressive discipline this may be the place for him/her. Our daughter was miserable!
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Posted by a parent on 02/05/07
I really love this schools it is very nice and all the staff is very friendly
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Posted by a parent on 04/26/06
This school is a fantastic learning environment for children. The teachers are hands on in every aspect and offer a wide variety of curriculum. The after school tutoring program is also very beneficial and the teachers are dedicated to helping the kids.
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Austin schools — River Oaks Elementary School is located at 12401 Scofield Farms Dr, Austin TX 78758. 12401 Scofield Farms Dr is in the Village At River Oaks neighborhood and 78758 ZIP code in Austin, TX The school district for River Oaks Elementary School is the Pflugerville Independent School District. River Oaks Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels PK - 5.
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