284 Grindstone St
Sunnyvale, TX 75182

Great learning environment built around the common goal to succeed.

This school is wonderful. Academics are most important. All of our kids went through this school, excelled in high school, and graduated with honors. One son, still in Sunnyvale High School, is on the A-honor role, is a starter in JV football, and was in band. The faculty is wonderful and genuine. Sunnyvale ISD is an amazing school district and all schools are on one block; a real gem for public education. We love all the schools in Sunnyvale.

1. School lunch is over-priced and in small quantities.2. Anti-intellectual climate. The focus is a lot more on just getting As, than encouraging a life-long love of learning. A number of teachers also turn a blind eye to cheating.3. A number of teachers waste valuable classroom time by occasionally playing irrelevant TV shows and movies.4. The group mentality is more encouraged than individual growth. Classes have a lot of group assignments, perhaps giving insight to the school's cheating problem on individual assignments.5. It's a new school, devoid of many traditions and clubs.6. It's a small school, with few languages taught, and less variety in class choices, in general.7. Little to no AP classes. The school's focus is more on regionally recognized Dual Credit classes.8. Too many "coach" teachers that tend to either be more interested in their sport(s) than the classes they teach, and/or show blatant favoritism towards selected athletes.9. No orchestra program.10. Lack of sufficient support for transfer students. They can easily slip through the cracks, here.