I have had children going to Roth for 4 years now and overall it is a great school. I have been very blessed to have wonderful teachers for all three of my children. The assistant principal is absolutely wonderful. She is very hands on with the children and extremely helpful resolving any issues.
... Read more The one thing that disheartens me time and time again is to see how the lunchroom is dealt with. Several of the people 'helping' the children have horrible attitudes and act like drill sergeants. I know moms that choose not to have lunch with their children because of witnessing it. I can understand that a cafeteria full of children can be overwhelming but there is NO excuse for being so rude to children. I have had lunch with nieces/nephews at surrounding Elementary schools and the lunch atmosphere is extremely different than at Roth. Please work on improving. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/04/08
Am I the only one who finds the staff at Roth stand-offish? Most prior comments are very positive, but my experiences have been largely negative. The school counselor is excellent, but most of the rest of the staff seems miserable, and they never seem pleased when a parent takes an interest in his
... Read more child's education. A maddening characteristic -- teaching at the learning rate of the slowest students. The district can do far better. Also, they need to stop the near-continuous fund raising. Trim the bloated district administration and there will be enough money to run the schools. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/13/06
We have been thrilled with Roth Elementary. The teachers and staff are friendly and caring for the kids. Mrs. Dristas the principal genuinly cares about the children having a great learning atmosphere as well as fun with music and art. The coachs are wonderful caring teachers. The parents seem to
... Read more really care about the school and its students. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/18/06
Both of my children have attended Roth and Im happy to say that they are finished. The principal, asst. principal and teacher turnover rates are huge and the parents are expected to do most of the teaching, since the students and teachers are so overwhelmed with expectations from Klein School District.
... Read more The teachers freely use cell phones during school hours and surf the internet on a regular basis. Roth doesn't offer computer classes to prepare the students for junior high expectations. There is not a playground for kids over 1st grade, so they have recess on the concrete parking lot. Where does our tax money go? Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/24/06
Roth is a wonderful school with a passion for teaching and sincere concern for the well being of their children.
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Posted by a parent on 10/27/05
I think that Roth elementary school is a very nice, homely enviroment for my kids, except for one thing. I think they need to think of the kids being dropped off early in the morning. Teachers arrive at 7:50 and doors open, to my understanding, at 7:40. There is no supervision for those kids whose
... Read more parents have to be at work at 8am and their kids are left outside until class begins at 8. Is there any place on the campus where they can be supervised until class begins? Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/17/05
Roth is an exemplary school with great attention to the students. My daughter has gone to Roth for 4 years. Her teachers have called me at home many times over the years just to go over her progress and talk about the plan for her success. My daughter really enjoys it there and has loved every one
... Read more of her teachers. There are many activities and the PTO program is great. I always feel very informed about everything that is going on at Roth and in the community. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/14/05
This school is excellent!! We recently had to move out of state from here and miss it terribly. The principal, teachers, and the staff are great. The parent involvement is wonderful. You always feel welcome no matter what the studies of the day include. Learning is the main focus at this campus so
... Read more sports and such are pretty much nonexistent. Read less
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Spring schools — Roth Elementary School is located at 21623 Castlemont Ln, Spring TX 77388. 21623 Castlemont Ln is in the 77388 ZIP code in Spring, TX The school district for Roth Elementary School is the Klein Independent School District. Roth Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels PK - 5.
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