2202 18th St
Plano, TX 75074

Armstrong middle School Makes Great Memories And Excellence

I gave this campus two years to correct racial discrimination to where I had to involve the superintendent after so many attempts on campus level. They are so "nice nasty" and expect you not to catch on. To add they do nothing for these kids last year nor this year. No kindergarten graduation, no DIVERSITY with school dances, no school performances. They should be ashamed of their behavior to be called a Title one school with such ugly intent for children of color! I hope involving district Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Brian Lyons changes things for u!coming students!Also to add they used retaliation tactics and said my infant was not allowed to attend field day "because there was no space... outside" yet while leaving out a father and his toddler daughter were allow. They bully black kids and do not get the full story before calling parents or FULLY checking cameras to see who the true problem is.

Plano East Can Be The 2nd Most Best Competitive School Before Plano West I just Realized That Plano East Looks Like A Mansion Home And Plano East Got The Most Student Population With Over 3,000 students Plano West is Over 2,600 Students I Just Want To Why Theres A Lot Of Students Going To East & West

the schools teachers are rude disrespectful and do not know who to teach properly and the principal is never around teachers are on there phones admin safety is not good food is horrible not fully cooked made me feel sick teachers yelling at kids constantly calling kids names giving bad grade even if you did all your work right not properly helping taking away things that aren't there's schools bathrooms are nasty this school smells nasty in the hallways and classrooms the temperature is freezing fights everyday suspending people for no reason and lots of people have switched schools there is a pedafile at our school this school has had threats online to I don't recommend this school its horrible and are buying new smart boards for all the classes but not better things for students and food teachers have put hands on kids only give good grades to kids in sports and treat them better.

McMillen High School needs to improve when it comes to fairness and recognition. It often feels like students who regularly get into trouble receive more attention, while those who consistently do the right thing go unnoticed.You can walk into certain classrooms or offices and see the same students getting time, conversations, and leniency, while others who stay focused and respectful don’t receive that same level of acknowledgment.This creates the impression that positive behavior isn’t valued as much as it should be. A school environment should encourage and recognize students who are doing well, not overlook them.