233 Squirrel Run
Argyle, TX 76226

I have a minority child in this school and I would not recommend sending your minority child. He has been bullied for the color of his skin, his self-esteem is at an all time low, and he is discriminated against.

I have had a good time at this school. The teachers are nice and supportive to our learning

As a parent who transferred my two daughters to this district, I can confidently say this school exceeded all our expectations. The transition, which we initially worried about, turned out to be seamless thanks to the welcoming community and outstanding staff. The academic programs here are truly impressive. There's a clear commitment to educational excellence that shows in everything. My daughters have been challenged appropriately while receiving the support they need to thrive academically.What sets this school apart is the quality of the teachers. They genuinely care about each student's success and well-being, going beyond just delivering lessons. The educators here take time to understand their students as individuals and create an environment where learning feels both rigorous and supportive. You can tell they're invested in helping every child reach their potential.The social aspect has been just as great. Despite being new to the district, both my daughters found their place quickly and formed meaningful friendships. The school culture fosters inclusivity and helps students connect with one another naturally. There's something special about a place where kids can transition in and immediately feel they belong. The town as a whole has that welcoming small town Texas spirit that makes this place truly special. Whether you're cheering on the team at Friday night football games or participating in the various school functions throughout the year, there's always an opportunity to connect with other families and become part of the community fabric.

Wonderful committed teachers and staff. Mrs Kelly (math) is amazing at keeping children engaged and learning an often difficult and confusing subject for this age. She really prepares them for high school.