201 E Continental Blvd
Southlake, TX 76092

There is still much discrimination at this school. Some white kids with throw the N word around like its nothing. LGBT kids are treated like they are 2nd class. A lot of the teachers are like this too. Some teachers are good but a lot don't teach and you have to do it yourself. A lot of kids here don't respect adults or people that are different from them. Anything they do for "mental health" is to make them look better. My mental health keeps dropping every day I go. They only care about appearing like they are some outstanding school. Please don't let your kid go here. I'm only making it through this because of the few friends and few teachers that make this school bearable. I don't think the parents reviews really shine light at what going on here because they don't go and experience life here. You might get good grades here but unless you are the cookie cutter they want, you're mental heath will suffer.

excellent prek program. made a huge difference

i didnt enjoy my time at eubanks

This is a great school. We have 2 kids in high school and one in elementary school. Please note that the Great School scores are incorrect because this campus is only for first years and sophomores. Otherwise, it would be one of the best schools in Texas.

They claim their core values are "honest communication" and "curiosity" and respect for others. Yet they refuse to allow their students to read the autobiography of the man they named the school after. Why did they name the school after him? Because of his inspiring autobiography.They don't value curiosity or learning. They don't respect the experiences of others. They don't communicate honestly. They ban books that honestly describe the effects of our nation's racist history. Sadly, the man who wrote his autobiography was a child himself when he experienced racism. The school could use this as a teaching experience about how racism isn't suitable for children. Instead, they decided it was the *discussion* of racism that wasn't suitable, not the racism itself. The leaders of this school lack intelligence, compassion, integrity, and plain common sense. They shouldn't be entrusted with the care of any living things, let alone children. What a pathetic legacy for such an inspiring man.