2003 Bronte St
San Antonio, TX 78207

administrators lie about students and try to get them in trouble and the principal covers for them and perpetuates their lies. recently I went into a bathroom because I had to use the bathroom, an administrator came in as I was about to enter a stall, when I didn't exit the bathroom she got so mad she made a report on me saying I was "defiant" and therefore my bag had weapons in it and needed to be checked. it was, and nothing of note was found. I confronted her and the principal was next to her and spoke for her. later that day I told him I desired to become a teacher after highschool and he said that being teacher requires more patience. I then responded that teachers shouldn't allow students to lie about eachother to try give eachother false felonies and unfair expulsion. he then just told me to avoid that administrator. while the students are rowdy and uncouth, that doesn't mean the adults should be too. I hate this school and it's administration, they also never take to time to help students that need it, in turn making students who struggle silently even less likely to ask for help. the senior counselor also doesn't help any of the students that come to her in anyway, whether that be, scheduling, making sure credits are met or even getting in contact with a social worker. never send your kids to this school if you want a good highschool career.

This school is awful! It is unsafe for students and teachers! I have worked here for a number of years, the first few years I had no problems. New administration came in and they are a joke! They do not take any action and let their teachers get assaulted by students with no action of any kind of discipline. I can't wait to leave this school. I fear for my life and my students when I walk in the doors. Parent please do not send you magnet students here it's a horrible place! The only reason it has 1 star is because I had no ability to put 0.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Sarah King Elementary. The level of professionalism from the administration and some staff members has been very concerning. One of the biggest issues I have experienced involves my son’s therapy services. My son has a family service therapist who has proper authorization to go to the school and provide therapy to him. Despite this authorization, the school has repeatedly refused to allow the therapist access to see my son on campus. This has interfered with services that are important for his well-being and development.When trying to address concerns with the principal, the conversations often feel dismissive and unproductive. Instead of listening and working toward solutions, the tone of the discussions can come across as talking down to parents and making them feel as if their concerns are not valid or understood. Parents should feel respected when advocating for their children, but that has not been my experience. Schools should be working with families and professionals to support students, not creating barriers for children who need services. I hope the administration begins to take parents’ concerns seriously and improves the way they communicate and work with families.Overall, the school needs leadership and staff who truly care about the students and their well-being and who are willing to work with families. Parents should not feel like they are being talked down to or treated as if their concerns do not matter.I sincerely hope changes are made so that students and families receive the support, respect, and professionalism they deserve.