2003 E 8th St
Dallas, TX 75203

Called my child gay and bulled he he was scared to tell me cause they said they will beat him up more and no body helps I have to check on my son every once in a while to make sure he doesn’t hurt himself.

I am new to the area, i have my daughter who is 4 years old and she is autistic and she is non -verbal. She has been having issues with social skills. I thought that it was going to be a hassle but, by the hard work of : EMPLOYEE EU PACHECO, My daughter was enrolled within an hour and I was able to bring her to school the next day.

I do not recommend this school.Throughout my child’s time here, administration repeatedly dismissed serious concerns about teachers using profanity toward students and speaking to them in a degrading manner. When these concerns were brought to the principals, they were brushed off, and instead of being addressed, they were later discussed and mocked with my child. I was told directly that no changes would be made.School should be a safe and supportive environment. Instead, my child was made to feel uncomfortable, disrespected, and unworthy. The one place where my child found confidence and an outlet was through an extracurricular activity, yet even there, the adults in charge used profanity and spoke down to students.While it may be true that some students come from environments where profanity is common, that does not make it appropriate or acceptable in a school setting. Not all children are raised that way, and educators should be held to a higher standard.In just one semester, my child’s self-esteem declined significantly. The supportive, confident student they once were began to fade. The lack of accountability, dismissive leadership, and one-sided treatment created an environment that felt discriminatory and harmful.This experience has had a serious negative impact on my child’s mental and emotional well-being. No child should leave school feeling broken instead of supported. This school failed to protect and uplift its students.