133 Hidden Ln
Red Oak, TX 75154

This school district has several opportunities for preformance improvement. Transportation is terrible, administration does little to nothing to help parents who actually care about the success of their students as Mr. Haugh stated he's not over Transportation however Transportation is effecting student grades. They show little to no concern for students who actually want to succeed.

As a 7th grade student who has been in this school for 2 years, ROMS definitely has a lot of teachers that are either not very good, or are literally the most phenomenal people you will ever meet (Mrs Gentry, Mr Terry, Mrs Jackson, Mrs Samuels just to name a few of the good ones and I'm not naming the bad ones just in case the school can track my name on this. ) that view the kids here more as friends than just people that they're required to teach simply because they're paid to do so. The counselours here are really nice and actually give you advice instead of just saying breath in and breath out as if we haven't been doing that 24/7 our entire freaking life. So shout out to Mrs Wells and Mrs Barnes for making my school year a bit more manageable since I'm very bad at turning things in on time and other things like that. For a review on how they treat people in special education, I personally would not know since I don't have any siblings with disabilities. But when I do see them at the lunch table, they usually smile and wave at me and I smile and wave back and they overall seem pretty happy so I think that they're doing well. Unfortunately, ROMS is a type of school that does have some small problem with students getting into fights at least once a week. But honestly, considering the amount of people in this school, that isn't too bad honestly. I'd say that your average middle school probably has more fights than this one. If you do have issues with things that are happening in the school, there are occasional parent teacher conferences where you talk with the staff and discuss any issues that you might have. I hope this review as a student was at least a bit helpful to y'all.

Schupmann is the lowest performing elementary school in the Red Oak Independent School District. The others aren't great by any measure, but are in better shape than this campus when it comes to academics. Something needs to be done very soon because parents who care about quality schools and education will not put up with sending their children to a chronically subpar school.