Waldrue Heights

Both as a parent and employee this school used to be great but now is as bad as they come. Lack of proper communication from admin to parents and staff. No equity. I am desperately trying to remove my child from this school and resigned because of poor and dangerous leadership.

I have two children at this school, and our family has had such a wonderful experience here. I felt compelled to share our perspective because the review stating that the school does not support Latino and African American families has not reflected our experience at all. As a first-generation Mexican American family, we have always felt welcomed, respected, and included at Woodland Star.Most importantly, my children truly love going to school here, which says everything to me as a parent. The teachers and staff are incredibly caring, attentive, and genuinely invested in the well-being of each student and their family. There is a strong sense of community that makes this school feel very special.I also deeply appreciate the school’s low-technology approach and their emphasis on limiting screen use in the classroom. It has been a refreshing and intentional part of our children’s education.For families considering Woodland Star, I encourage you to experience it for yourself and see if it’s the right fit for your child. Every family’s experience may be different, but for ours, it has been nothing short of wonderful.I also want to recognize their fantastic IEP and 504 support team, who are ready to provide thoughtful support for children who may need accommodations.We are truly grateful to be part of this school community.