Great elms Dr
Cypress, TX 77433

i was a student here and i ABSOLUTLEY hated it there yes i admit there was some great teachers but the rest of them especially the ap's they where horrible when it came to mangement and controlling their students and staff, we've had way too many close calls when it came with threats so parents PLEASE for the love if god do NOT take your child to cypress springs it was soul sucking.

An awesome school with opportunity and staff that treats each child with respect and kindness. My children have been here for 2 years and love it and all the activities.

I am extremely disappointed with how a recent student safety incident was handled by this school’s administration. A student was physically attacked, yet instead of prioritizing safety and accountability, the response shifted blame onto the victim. Despite clear concerns about supervision and how the situation escalated, those issues were dismissed and not meaningfully addressed.What is most concerning is the lack of accountability from leadership. Rather than conducting a fair and thorough review, the focus remained narrowly placed on student behavior while ignoring the role staff supervision played in the incident. This creates an environment where serious concerns are minimized instead of corrected.Additionally, the professionalism displayed during the appeal process was unacceptable. The principal repeatedly interrupted and spoke over me while I was trying to advocate, and even coached another staff member on what to say during the meeting. This undermined the integrity of the process and made it clear the outcome was not being approached objectively. It did not feel like a fair or impartial review.There also appeared to be a lack of awareness or transparency regarding formal complaints that had already been submitted, which raises further concerns about communication and internal processes.Overall, this experience reflects a troubling pattern: inadequate supervision, poor handling of student safety incidents, lack of accountability, and unprofessional conduct from leadership. Families should feel confident that their concerns will be heard and handled fairly—this was not that experience.