402 N Walnut Way
Boerne, TX 78006

My child is special needs, but is not part of a contained classroom. He's had some wonderful teachers and an amazing case worker. The school has provided support and accommodations for his education, but severely lacks any type of program, support fort for anything extracurricular. The statistics demonstrate that Boerne highschool special needs students/ students with disabilities get suspended twice as much as the regular education students. I truly believe the lack of extracurricular opportunities for these students is the culprit. Students at the school are polite to their special needs population, but for my son their's been zero extracurricular opportunities. I'm an educator by profession and know that this is a true problem that needs to be addressed.

Based on some of these reviews it seems to me there are a few parents who don't quite know how the chain of command works within an organization. I'm thinking they are having "issues with teachers" and taking it to the administration rather than working with the teacher to make the necessary corrections. So when the prinicpal doesn't tell them what they want to hear they come on here and post a bad review. There are certainly times when dealing with the administration is necessary, but only as a last resort. I have had no problems with Curington what-so-ever. Fantastic school, fantastic teachers, fantastic counselor, and yes a fantastic NEW adminstration (not that I ever had any issues with the previous principal). It is a tremendous learning environment with top notch parent involvement. As for test scores, Curington at one point had the ONLY ESL program in the district. It's been proven year in year out by the administration that when those in the ESL program who struggle with the standardized tests have their scores extrapolated out, Curington actually has the highest elementary school scores in the district...yes, higher than Cibolo.