723 W Ash St
Angleton, TX 77515

Fantastic School which seeks to engage students moving from all across the state and country into the community.

Depending on the teacher you get, some are amazing and really prioritize the kids. Others flat out don’t. If you are able to, ask who is the recommended teacher for the desired grade level and try to request them. Certain staff will not do anything or even see any wrong doing of the teachers if you bring it to their attention. One bad apple ruined it for me

BEST school ever. We transferred our kinder from Westside (TOO big) to Rancho this year (2012-13) and it was the best decision we ever made. The school (small at 300+) is so well thought-out in design, but the the teachers, staff and principal make it simply amazing. They greatly encourage parental involvement, and are a marvel to witness with the children. It seems as if every person who is employed there is 100% thrilled to be there and all seem to LOVE what they are doing...which makes a tremendous difference to the children. My kinder is 'back to normal' by way of being (once again) confident, independent, and is learning FAR more than we could have dreamed. In the KG grades, homework is NOT a huge focus (as it is at Westside w/over 20+pages of homework a WEEK), but flashcards, decodable readers and little projects are the norm. It has been an absolute JOY to us, as parents, to have had our child attend this incredible school. I would HIGHLY recommend it over all others! The principal knows every single child's name in his school...no joke. The calm, serene, comfortable environment seems to be highly conducive to learning...something other schools should absolutely model. :)

As a parent of 3, all of qgich attend this school, it is horrible. The administration does not communicate with each other. The principal is too busy to speak to parents. Bullying behavior is not discouraged. Emotional support is a challenge. My children, all, deteriorated hete. I have advocated for them and kept a paper trail of their negligence. After threatening with action, is when I saw some effort in being proactive. You gotta be involved and on their backs for them to actually do something. Overall, you're better off homeschooling if no other is an option.