I have four children who attend Treetops School from 2nd grade to 11th grade. We have been here 6 years and it has been a wonderful experience. My high school student scored well above average on the SAT and ACT and all of the other students have demonstrated higher level thinking skills. I love how
... Read more the principal has an open door policy and that every student is known by name. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/07/09
First i must comment on the following post: 'I am very disappointed in the level of education my child received. There is no focus on encouraging students to take higher level courses and the TAKS preparation is non-existent. If you want your student to just barely achieve this is the school for you
... Read more - however if you have a bright child who needs to be challenged - think twice before sending them here.' No this school doesn't focus on the TAKS test or teaching our children to take the dang thing, and I for one, as a parent of 3 Treetops students, LOVE that about them. Yes, they stress the importance of the TAKS test but they do not obsess about it. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/05/09
I chose Treetops for my family because I love the dedication of the administration and faculty to every student. Students are not just a number, they are known by everyone on campus, K-12. This is not the school for everyone, if you are looking for after school activities, join UIL in your neighborhood.
... Read more Many of us commute to this campus because of the environment and education value. I have three children at Treetops, 3rd, 7th, and 11th. My high school student ranked well above the national average on her ACT and SAT. There is so much more to school other than state mandated testing. The real question for us as a family is whether or not our children are safe and are learning at their ability. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/24/09
I taught at Treetops for 4 years before moving back to my local public school. I only wish I had the kind of support given by the principal, fellow teachers and parents at Treetops at my current school. I no longer have any choice about what I teach, when I teach it, or the ability to indiviualize
... Read more for each student. I am now teaching how to be a good test taker so the schools rating will continue to be exemplary. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 06/19/09
Where else would the teachers contact the parents when an assignment is missing, a student is absent, or even know all thier names. The administration may not recognize me but they know my child and that is what counts!!
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Posted by a parent on 06/17/09
My high school student has learned far more than the state minimum, including community service projects with real meaning! Her scores for the ACT and SAT were exceptional, AP scores high enough to allow college credit.
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Posted by a parent on 06/17/09
I am always concerned when I see parens who rate a school negatively, especially one as diverse as Treetops. It is not the school for everyone, as they tell you during enrollment, but you cannot question the integrity of their teachers or principal. Academics are excellent, above state standards, discipline
... Read more issues are dealt with swiftly and fairly. I am grateful to have schools of choice, Treetops has been a wonderful choice for my family. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/17/09
Treetops has given my family a safe caring education. The admin allows the teachers to teach without pressure. Freedom to learn, caring school.
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Posted by a parent on 06/16/09
My daughter just finished her 1st year here. We couldn't be more pleased. I chose this school for it's campus, friendly, understanding, professional staff and faculty, varied and socially accepting environment. I have not been misled. The teacher treated each student with repect and encouragement and
... Read more as a valued individual. She made the homework and acedemic expectations leveled apropriatley for the childs ability (something that her local PS verbally told me they would NOT do). Because of this, she continued to expand her knowledge, social skills and confidence and is above her grade level in language, math and science. The downside is that in being a charter it doesnt have things like a cafeteria, gym, library system, limited extracurricular activities. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/11/09
I am very disappointed in the level of education my child received. There is no focus on encouraging students to take higher level courses and the TAKS preparation is non-existent. If you want your student to just barely achieve this is the school for you - however if you have a bright child who needs
... Read more to be challenged - think twice before sending them here. Read less
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Euless schools — Treetops International School is located at 12500 S Pipeline Rd, Euless TX 76040. 12500 S Pipeline Rd is in the 76040 ZIP code in Euless, TX Treetops International School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 12.
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