4100 County Road 352
Angleton, TX 77422

I feel sorry for anyone who is in this school district. This school and faculty are more focused on what kids wear than academics or helping kids grow into competent and contributing adults. Fights several times a day in the bathrooms, there are meetings for groups that you are not notified about unless you have a facebook account, and search and try to figure out what accounts are something your kids should be involved in. There is zero communication from the school on anything of value, teachers and counselors do not care, your kid needs to know the right people to be involved in sports or they will not even be allowed to try out for the team. The construction has it to where kids don't even know where they should be. I have always been that parent who backs the school and faculty rather than my children, but I have seen it all firsthand. My kids getting dress-coded for wearing sweatpants - nice brand name ones, yet when I pulled up to the school, several other kids were wearing them. This school is an absolute embarrassment. I am now moving my kids to another school - I would highly recommend avoiding this school at all costs unless you support your children feeling inadequate and being bullied.

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Wild Peach Elementary Teacher Seen Slamming Autistic ChildA Texas mother is demanding accountability after shocking surveillance footage from Wild Peach Elementary School allegedly shows a teacher violently slamming her 5-year-old autistic, nonverbal son to the ground—followed by another teacher kicking his already-injured ankle. Although both educators were fired, Guadalupe Rodriguez says that is nowhere near enough. She learned of her son’s fractured and sprained ankle after he came home limping, and watching the footage left her devastated, heartbroken that no one stepped in to help her distressed child.Rodriguez says her son has not returned to school since the October 30 incident, and she is now exploring legal options. The school district has reported the case to the Texas Education Agency and the Brazoria County District Attorney’s Office, but Rodriguez insists true justice has not been served. “This is trauma my son and I will carry forever,” she said, vowing to fight for accountability, safety, and dignity for her autistic son.Source: FOX5 News