4000 Wells Dr
Kempner, TX 76539

Overall the school is great! The teachers work their butts off to make sure all students are learning. One issue is class sizes because “people” not in the classroom make rules/regulations that teachers can have 22 to 23 kids per class. But this is an issue everywhere!

Public schools obviously aren’t built to be the best, but most try to listen to the students. My family is not in the best position so I have to work, on-top of a job I have 8 classes and am at school the whole day. I go home and I have to study. What time do I have? Their solutions are terrible, and they just care about numbers. I was a high achieving student, but one thing this school taught me is that numbers absolutely don’t matter, because those above will never fail to ruin you. I worked hard for several years for my gpa to drop .7 points, just to be told consistently “your GPAs still good”, it doesn’t matter if it’s good its what i had and how I was not provided help to fix a problem the school caused. I’m a straight A student, and yes factoring in the CP courses I take my GPA would drop, but not .7. This school will make your child have a enraged hopeless feeling, this school will break your child, good kid or not. Most teachers are kind and try to motivate the students, but they themselves are drained from administration. Give your child hope, do not let them break, if you care about your childs education and well-being do not let them go here. Theres much more, but none are my personal experience. Stop silencing your students and treating them all like criminals.

My children attend this school. Safety is very important at the school and I absolutely love that. My daughter is in special education and her teachers are very caring and supportive. Communication is fairly easy if parents log into Schoology weekly. My son graduated and the only disappointment is there was no recognition for student’s accomplishments for the school year if they were not in the top 10% of the class. My son maintained all As all senior year so I would have like to see an award ceremony for those students even if they weren’t at the top of their class.