1906 Mitchell Ave
Waco, TX 76708

Overall, I love this school. I saw several bad reviews online that it worried me to put my son at Cedar Ridge. My son loves it. I love how he's eager and ready to get to school every morning. There's teachers in the morning ready to great each child. Makes them feel noticed and important. The way they teach and the curriculum is awesome. Makes it easy for the child to learn and understand. My son has ADHD. I love how the school is very hands on ready to help. Each class has a "safe spot" for any child who needs a break or a time to themselves for a moment. They have break times throughout the day to allow the child to get their energy out so their more able to concentrate. Teacher/parent/school communication is a must to me and they do so. Very informed of what going on with weekly notification as far as what will be taught. If your child is within Cedar Ridge area for schooling, don't listen to a lot of the bad reviews, Cedar Ridge is really a great school!

Most of the staff seems like they are there to collect a check and checked out. You can tell which staff members are invested. Short staffed. UnorganizedWhat happened to the passion and psychology of teaching?Fights breaking out right in front of me and police just watching. No attempt to stop or step in.Drop off and pick up are a disaster with traffic, busses and kids crossing without paying attention.The staff literally looks burned out and over it.PARENTS NEED TO DO BETTER SO OUR EDUCATORS CAN CARE AND HELP YOUR CHILD WITH THE SKILLS THEY NEED . We are in a college town .. do better for your child.

The campus is a Texas Title I Priority Schools Grant recipient which means it offers many academic and non-academic opportunities during 2014-2015, 2015-2016, and 2016-2017 school years. The campus is a "turn around" design campus which means a new and highly energized staff works to help every student find success. We consider ourselves to be a good school working to be a "great school." Prospective parents and community partners are encouraged to call and schedule a site visit with student ambassadors. Go Bulldogs!