Steele High School has offered everything my children need as far as learning environment and extracurricular activities. The band has played at Carnegie Hall and the Sugar Bowl. The staff is friendly and helpful. Go Knights!
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Posted by a parent on 09/29/09
I attend Steele and think it's great. There is something here for everyone. The school is quiteunique and a but odd because although it's placed in the farm country, it seems totally different once inside. Not to mention the inside looks amazing.
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Posted by a student on 08/08/09
As far as extracuriculars go, Steele is an excellent school to attend. Wheter you are interested in atletic, fine arts, or underwater basket weaving, Steele has someting for just about everyone to do. (So, maybe we don't have underwater basket weaving yet.) Our programs are top-notch, and each area has
... Read more come home with many awards and recognitions. However, I find that core subjects and how the actual classes are run needs work. It is often the teachers, not the rowdy students, who cause the vicious cycle that leads to the student-teacher tention. My teachers are often so focused on attempting to quiet my misbehaving peers that they are unable to properly teach us. Teachers are also unequipped when handleing these students, resulting in some students taking advantage of teachers and having the teachers, in turn, simply give up, resulting in no teaching whatsoever in some cases. Read less
Posted by a student on 06/19/09
A huge disappointment! This school focuses on 'passing the buck'. Incompetant counseling staff. Extremely unorganized. Staff does a terrible job with communicating with the parents.
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Posted by a parent on 06/08/09
Lack in programs based on need. Passing students not qualified to enter the job force or higher levels of education, this I believe applies to students who have difficulty with academics. Helping to provide guidance and work to set goals, have hurt my kids more than helped them.
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Posted by a parent on 04/09/09
Could be better....could be worse. I would not choose another school district over this one at the moment. Just praying for my 10th graders to make it out with a diploma!
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Posted by a parent on 02/17/09
steele is a great school that has proven itself time and time agian during its short existence, both athleticly and academicly. Every one of our sports teams has received some kind of recognition. the school is clean and in good working order. all of the teachers there are amazing, but ill list the top
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Posted by a student on 08/26/08
Steele high is the best school ever! i am a senior and i think the teachers are very nice and this school is very pretty.the staff are very friendly and the coaches are amazing here. so if you come here, this is a great school!!!~tiffany miller~12th grade
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Posted by a student on 07/31/08
Steele is a beautiful High School. I am thrilled that they offer a vast range of extracurricular activities. I am impressed with the counselors and staff. My only recommendation for Steele and other schools in the district is a program that welcomes new students to the area, so that they are not left
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Posted by a parent on 09/28/07
Steele is a wonderful school and I've really enjoyed working with most of the teachers. Steele offers great variety extracurricular activities as well as many tutoring opportunities for students needing a bit more help. Be aware of the 'Hard-line' approach taken by some administrators and staff.
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Cibolo schools — Byron P Steele High School is located at 1300 Fm 1103, Cibolo TX 78108. 1300 Fm 1103 is in the 78108 ZIP code in Cibolo, TX The school district for Byron P Steele High School is the Schertz - Cibolo - University City Isd. Byron P Steele High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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