3103 Eagle Mountain Dr
Wylie, TX 75098

Certain teachers have favorites here and it showed early on. Also my daughter was called the n word by another student

This school has been a wonderful experience for my child and for our family. From the very beginning, the school has provided the support he needed as a non-fluent English speaker. He has been consistently supported in building his English vocabulary day by day, and we have seen real progress since he started.The teachers and staff have been attentive and thoughtful in making sure he feels confident, included, and encouraged. He feels comfortable participating in classroom activities and has felt welcomed not only by his classmates, but also by students from other classes.The teachers are caring, affectionate, and truly dedicated to their students’ academic and emotional growth. Communication with families is clear, and the school environment is safe, inclusive, and welcoming.We are very grateful for the support our child has received and highly recommend this school to other families.

Hi iam hajar morris a student at cooper jr high school

As a concerned parent, I feel compelled to share my experience and warn others about the deeply troubling practices at Draper Intermediate School. It seems that this institution has a concerning tendency to wrongly accuse students, including juveniles, of actions they have never committed, potentially setting them on a path to unnecessary punishment and hardship.In my case, my child was wrongfully accused of a serious offense, including being alleged to possess a weapon—an accusation that was completely unfounded. Unfortunately, instead of investigating thoroughly and ensuring fairness, the school quickly sent my child to the Achieve Academy Discipline Alternative Education Program (DAEP), which is meant for students who have committed severe offenses. The emotional and academic toll of being wrongly labeled as a troublemaker is immense, and it's something no child should have to endure.The impact of this wrongful accusation was not just academic; it severely affected my child’s self-esteem and emotional well-being. The DAEP program, meant for those guilty of significant misdeeds, further isolated my child from peers and placed them in a system that could damage their future. Even though my child was innocent, the mere association with DAEP had lasting negative consequences. I am deeply concerned about the way Draper Intermediate School handles accusations and discipline, especially when it involves young, impressionable students. Children are being wrongly accused and sent to a program that can haunt them for years. The system seems to be set up in a way that punishes without ensuring proper due process, and without offering the chance for a fair defense.Parents should be aware of the potential consequences their children may face in such a system, and I strongly urge the school to reconsider how it handles disciplinary issues. No child should face such dire consequences based on accusations that have no merit, and no juvenile should have their future impacted in this way. I hope others will take this into consideration when deciding if Draper Intermediate School is the right environment for their child.