236 Edgar Rd
El Paso, TX 79932

the only good thing about this school is students you befriend and even then its just constant drama and theyre really rude. teachers are always super hit or miss but ALL the math teachers are RUDE INSULT STUDENTS & suck at keeping up with grades and keeping students updated meanwhile the parents are always informed of incorrect information. i hate this school and I cant wait till I graduate.

My child consistently came home emotionally exhausted. Despite multiple meetings and interventions, the environment remained overwhelming, and I often felt concerns were minimized rather than addressed collaboratively.Over time, it felt like my child became viewed primarily as a behavioral problem rather than a student who needed additional support. As the parent of a special education student, I did not feel the school had the resources, training, or consistency needed to effectively support his needs, and the ongoing stress had a noticeable impact on his emotional well-being.At times, it felt like the focus shifted more toward managing the impact on staff and maintaining placement rather than fully addressing whether the environment itself was contributing to his stress. When I asked about transfer options, I was told this was the best setting for him because his outward behavior had improved, even though he continued to struggle significantly with stress and emotional exhaustion.

Overall, this school is very good, except for my experience with the woman at the front desk. Unfortunately, she often appears unfriendly, and because I am Asian and not fluent in English, I felt discriminated against when I had difficulty pronouncing my child’s teacher’s name. Instead of being patient, she seemed irritated and dismissive toward me, which made me feel very disrespected.If you are working in an educational environment with young students and their families, I believe it’s important to act with professionalism and kindness. I truly hope the school addresses this issue so that all parents—regardless of language or background—feel welcomed and respected.