Lakeway Elementary School

We really love this school and are surprised by the low ratings compared to others in the LTISD. I think that may be due the different economic status of the students zone for this school. Regardless, it's a nice campus with very caring teachers. Administration has also been great. My son has special needs and the school has supported him well.

10/10. Such a positive experience for all of our kids.

I love how my daughter received an amazing care, love and freedom at that lovely school. The personal touch , family gatherings and celebrations we experienced over the years are still very dear to our hearts. Till this day, we keep in close touch with families we met. Likeminded people.I always had this feeling of security letting my child go to Blubonnet day after day. I knew that the guidance, values and help she received was priceless and unique.

This school is truly a special place. Led by the owner, Meghan, the staff and teachers genuinely care about each and every child, creating a culture of support and dedication that can be felt throughout the school. From the warm, engaging environment to the way learning is thoughtfully woven into fun, it’s clear how deeply the teachers and staff love and support their students. Each year, parents feel sad to say goodbye to their child’s current teacher—only to discover that the next teacher is just as amazing, engaging, and invested.Our kindergartener initially attended public school, where nearly 100 kindergarteners made the experience overwhelming for him. Three months into the school year, we made the decision to switch, and it was one of the best choices we’ve made. The small class sizes and personalized learning approach at The Magnolia School have truly made a world of difference. For the first time, I can confidently say that my child loves school.Class sizes are intentionally small, allowing for individualized learning that simply isn’t possible in a public school setting. If a child is excelling in a subject or needs additional support, they can move up or down as much as two grade levels in individual subjects. Gifted and Talented services were not handled well at our public school—while my child excelled in math, his reading lagged behind. At Magnolia, his reading quickly improved through targeted instruction and even smaller breakout groups.Whereas we were once told our child would be “fine” in public school, he is now truly thriving—and, most importantly, he loves learning.

Great school/community. It’s been amazing to watch our daughters bloom since they’ve been there.

Abercorn International School in Austin, TX is an extraordinary school. I know the leaders and owners of this organization and they are people of great integrity. This is reflected in all aspects of their facilities and curriculum - in their course of studies, which is current and in keeping with the demands of a global focus and community, in the facilities themselves which are state of the art and designed in a way that is joyfully encouraging learning and, of course, in the healthy meals provided by Whole Foods. My son will soon need to choose a school for his children - I will enthusiastically recommend Abercorn International to him! I support the values demonstrated by this fine educational institution as they provide a much needed perspective if we are to continue to thrive in ever growing global opportunities.

While the majority of teachers here love and care for their students and provide an exceptional environment for learning, the owners of the company rule with an iron fist. They are not transparent with staff and parents about anything. They treat their employees as servants. They hire people based on their ability to walk in the door. Then quickly discover they don't like them. At that point, they set them up to fail so that either they quit or get fired. Really and truly, the owners of this facility while they have very good intentions are horrible at managing people which is ironic since they're supposed to love them so much. Don't work here if you love teaching.