Ingram Rd
San antonio, TX 78238

If you are relocating and have options, choose another school. The academics are sub-par at best, the teacher's are ill equipped to handle their student's needs, and the student's are the poster children for conflict with no resolution in sight. We started our child here in December and every day since has been filled with constant verbal assaults and when our child was physically assaulted, we had to threaten to sue (which I hated because I'm not a sue happy person) every single person involved to get admin to pay attention and take action. I also had to threaten to go to social media for the school to take down posters of Hitler that read as 'inspirational' because they had no idea how to provide context. One admin insisted that the hall was filled with "great leaders including Martin Luther King Jr." while the Principal said the hall was a timeline to avoid history's mistakes....if the adults aren't on the same page then it's safe to say they are missing the mark at teaching an actual lesson to their students. I will say, when I involved the guidance counselor recently to help my child she was on the incident within 5 minutes, provided coping tools, and helped him move on with the situation he was in so I definitely appreciate her effort. Everyone else is in survival mode and it does not provide an optimal learning environment. If you have no other choice like us, good luck and stick up for your children and yourselves. It's the only way that you are going to get them through here.

This is by far the worst school to attend. The staff is hush hush about certain things that happen on campus with students and staff

We would like to respectfully request consideration for our grandson, Anthony De Los Santos, to remain at Myers Elementary.Anthony has been a student at Myers Elementary since kindergarten, and over the years, he has built strong relationships with his teachers, staff, and peers. He feels safe, supported, and genuinely happy in this environment. Myers Elementary is more than just a school to him—it is a place where he has grown both academically and emotionally.We understand the importance of school district policies and sincerely apologize for not communicating our recent move. It was never our intention to be dishonest, but rather a decision made out of concern for Anthony’s well-being and stability.Anthony has expressed significant distress at the thought of transferring schools. We are deeply concerned that such a sudden change could negatively impact his academic performance, emotional health, and overall progress.We want to assure you that transportation is not an issue. We personally drop him off and pick him up each day, and will continue to do so consistently.We are respectfully asking for your understanding and compassion in allowing Anthony to remain at Myers Elementary, where he feels secure, motivated, and connected.Thank you for taking the time to consider our request.