Lower Valley

Teachers have no patience for students.My son had 2 weeks telling his teacher he was getting picked on by a little girl in has class she did not believe him....

I went to this school and I'm very disappointed the gym and micro society building where under construction all year! The floors where rarely cleaned and the girls restroom at some point didn't have any paper towels for weeks! And that is barely everything wrong with this school I wouldn't recommend coming here.

I feel this is one of the best schools I could choose for my children. The principal, Mr. Mcintyre and all his staff are very dedicated. They are very involved and get the parents involved as well. They show they care for every single child. The principal and teachers seek the best way to help the children succeed.

The doors to this school has not yet been opened up to student's do to the construction of this school. The school will be open to students n August 2011. When the new 2011-2012 Ysleta Independent School District school year begins. The school is an all green environmental school, everything in and out used to make the building is all energy and environment saving object.

This review come from the perspective of a teacher for 20+ years.Things that can improve: restroom rules, physical education, games during school hours and the lunch program.* Restroom rules- for the most part restrooms can only be used at designated times. If you need to use the RR at other times teachers will discourage it and make students feel like it is a bad thing.* P.E.- Physical education seems to be more of a "free period". Sometimes children just play and mess around indoors/outdoors. Sometimes they play semi-coordinated games and other days are for catching up on missed assignments. (I believe these are all good things just something to keep in mind as a parent)* Sports games during school- Students must pay $5 +/- or more to attend a game during school hours, otherwise you go to a room that feels like detention. Also the concession food is over priced.* Lunch program- The food is awful and the set up of children and interaction could be better. Also the menu is very deceiving, the wording and set up of menu seems like gourmet but it is the opposite.We've appreciated the relationships we've built with the school and community. Teachers and staff care about the children's overall well being. Relationships- All the staff is amazing. Never felt judged for issues that arose with grades or with tardies/absences. On the contrary, we were listened and felt understood. My student built wonderful friendships and enjoys going to school.Security- Campus is always closed. There is a camera with buzzer before allowed on premises. Minimum 1 officer present at all times.Education begins in the home and school is a tool.