2805 Crownover St
Austin, TX 78725

Frankly I can say this in a heartbeat that I’m not at all surprised that there are people who move and how understaffed this school is I remember in 9th grade I felt unsafe in band and the band director was so hostile that I was glad I left Band I also am saying this as I can say 10th grade was ok but much better and 11th grade was calmer and so was 12th grade but the main problem is also staff have been under appreciated and some can be vile to students and students can be vile as well and I’m saying this as I feel like it’s a shame that the good teachers leaving who I became friends with left due to unsafe behavior and the idea of a strictness for say attendance is not a good look for anyone at all I’m honestly just saying that I would recommend being strict about safety of others students and staff alike

Not a safe place. My child has continuously been assaulted. Have talked to administrators the past two years with no resolution until he was finally stabbed by the student. Also, teachers speaking bad to children calling them liars, dramatic, etc. Do not send your kids to this school.

Here’s the revised review in a cohesive format:I attended Dailey Middle School for a long time, and I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking to avoid fights or drama. While the school provides opportunities for learning, not many students seem to enjoy it. Most of the teachers are nice and genuinely want to help students succeed, though some can be strict or come across as mean.The school does offer social-emotional support, but the constant drama can make it hard to feel fully supported. They also provide programs for Special Education students, but unfortunately, bullying still happens, which shouldn’t be normalized even in a middle school environment.When it comes to safety, the staff does their best to stop fights, but the overall atmosphere feels a bit rough and chaotic.Overall, my experience at Dailey Middle School wasn’t great, but others might feel differently.