Our children attend LVISD and its a great place to let your kids go to school.
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Posted by a parent on 05/09/09
I agree with the last statement; the one just before this. Small town town, small town attitude. There is a definite 'click' atmospere and it does run through teachers and administrators. However, it is not quite as bad as some schools. The worst thing is the narrow mindiness of the students. There
... Read more are other schools out there besides LV and there are other colleges besides Texas A&M; however, LV students cannot seem to grasp that concept. Big fishes in little ponds. Read less
Posted by a other on 02/07/09
The teachers are rude because the kids and parents are power mongers. What is it with the LV parents? Don't you trust your teachers to do right by your kids? Are you all so narrow minded that it has never occured to you that your kids lie to you sometimes?
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Posted by a other on 02/07/09
The La Vernia schools are only OK - check the rating. The worst thing is the 'click' atmosphere that runs from parents all the way through the teachers & administration. Combined with racial bigotry and kickback payolla system for finances, there's definately an unhealthy environment in LV.
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Posted by a parent on 09/05/08
As a parent of two kids going to this school I couldn't which for better, they both are so happy there and me as a parent couldn't be happier because besides the classes, the administration have a disclipine and dress code that I agree so much with and that I consider is an important part of the
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Posted by a parent on 08/26/08
I completely agree. We have had the best experience at this school. They go far and beyond what is expected at a school.
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Posted by a parent on 02/27/08
What an awesome school. My son was at Alamo Heights for years and I had to beg and spend thousands of my own dollars to get my son extra help. In La Vernia, I was approached by the school and they helped him. He has always struggled and now he is on level. It is completely because the administrators/teachers
... Read more don't allow any child to slip through the cracks. They get the kids help and I haven't had to get any private help. I'm amazed and very happy with La Vernia Elementary. Read less
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La Vernia schools — La Vernia Elementary School is located at 305 Fm 775, La Vernia TX 78121. 305 Fm 775 is in the 78121 ZIP code in La Vernia, TX The school district for La Vernia Elementary School is the La Vernia Independent School District. La Vernia Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels 4 - 6.
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