As with all schools there is always room for improvement, but the sign of a good school is a school which is willing and able to change to suit the student population. Small is such a school. With wonderful leadership and a good staff (there are always exceptions in any school as far as teachers) Small's
... Read more teachers generally help students achieve to the best of their abilities and beyond. More parent volunteers and mentors would be nice. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/18/09
The faculty sit at their desks too much because they can. 'Engaging' group work spirals out of control. Children are throwing things, bullying, etc., while teachers are at their desks or walking around with their backs turned. Poor classroom management. Yelling and demeaning comments pass as being
... Read more strict and structured. The teachers don't believe their demographics require an active presence in the classroom except for a minority of students, who suffer. There is a tendency to tell children who are being bullied, 'Work it out yourself,' and the teachers and parents believe that it is impossible that their little darlings could ever be mean-spirited or sneaky. A very elitist attitude, one that results in a convenient 'sitting back' and 'I don't want to work hard' belief system on the part of teachers and administrators. Children with special needs are often demeaned. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/28/08
I've had (2) kids attend Small, the youngest of which will move on to high school next year. I've been very pleased overall. The few times I've had concerns I've approached the teacher and was able to work it out. I've heard comments from teachers in high school that Small students are often more
... Read more prepared academically in some areas than other area middle school students. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/28/08
I am a special ed student at Clint Small Middle School. The administration only pays attention to the bad kids and the kids who are failing. I get good grades, so they don't think I need help, but I do. They don't believe what the good kids say, and just think you're lying. They don't listen to the
... Read more parents either. They only care about what the teachers say. A lot of students need help with social communication, but the school will not provide it unless you get into fist fights or are failing your classes. This school is very good if you don't have any 'special needs.' Read less
Posted by a student on 03/28/08
Very good communication with teachers and parents. Violent behavior not accepted! Excellent School!
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Posted by a parent on 02/20/08
This school has a great learning enviornment that anyone can adapt to! It gives stundents room to grow while discovering their niche in life. Clint Small supplies great skills for anyone who attends! I am proud to say that Clint Small is excellent.
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Posted by a student on 07/18/07
The counselors tend to cater to the parents that are most involved. There are a few questionable teachers but other than that it's ok.
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Posted by a parent on 06/10/07
I went to Clint Small from the 2nd semester of 6th grade through 8th grade. It was an amazing experience. I could not have asked for a better school or better teachers. At Small, the teachers actually do care about each and every student, and it shows. If you're having a personal problem or falling behind,
... Read more they help you out. I learned so much here, and am very prepared for highschool. I would definetly recomend this school to everyone. Read less
Posted by a former student on 08/05/06
My child left a small private school to attend Clint Small Middle School in her 7th grade year. She is thriving, we are thrilled. She was warmly welcomed by teachers and students, alleviating our fears about transitioning a middle-schooler to another environment with different kids. The athletics
... Read more program in particular with its wonderful coaches/mentors has been outstanding in helping create a healthy and robust social life for my daughter, especially with other girls. We are very pleased with Clint Small Middle School and would recommend it to anyone. Read less
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Austin schools — Small Middle School is located at 4801 Monterey Oaks Blvd, Austin TX 78749. 4801 Monterey Oaks Blvd is in the East Oak Hill neighborhood and 78749 ZIP code in Austin, TX The school district for Small Middle School is the Austin Independent School District. Small Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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