Franklin D Roosevelt High School

Horrible school system! Specifically the Tyler location. My experience with Trinity Basin Preparatory has been frustrating and disappointing. There seems to be a strong focus from leadership, particularly the principal, on presenting a “perfect school” image rather than creating a truly inclusive and supportive environment for all students.Instead of feeling welcomed and understood, it often feels like concerns are minimized if they don’t align with that image. Inclusivity should be a priority in any school, and unfortunately, that has not been my experience here.Additionally, the teachers don’t appear to have much flexibility or voice in how things are handled. It often feels like they are expected to strictly follow directives rather than advocate for what’s best for their students, which ultimately impacts the classroom experience.Overall, I would encourage the school to focus less on appearances and more on genuinely supporting students and families with diverse needs.

I am new to the area, i have my daughter who is 4 years old and she is autistic and she is non -verbal. She has been having issues with social skills. I thought that it was going to be a hassle but, by the hard work of : EMPLOYEE EU PACHECO, My daughter was enrolled within an hour and I was able to bring her to school the next day.

This is my son's third year attending this school. We switched him to this school after a bad experience at a different school in the district. He has been thriving here. The teachers and staff are very responsive, the work is challenging, and he has grown socially. I do wish they had a nicer playground for recess!

I want my children to attend a school with other black children where joy, love of learning, academic success, and social-emotional well-being are the norm. There is a myth that this kind of learning environment can only exist in majority white spaces, and that space dominated by children of color can only be dysfunctional. St. Philip’s disproves this myth on every front. My daughter is loved, cherished, and seen as the beautiful black child that she is, not is spite of it. Class sizes are small which results in children receiving a lot of individual attention. My daughter finished kindergarten reading at an advanced first grade level. She was also able to participate in a host of activities because St. Philip’s offers more enrichment and athletic opportunities than one child can possibly take advantage of. No school is perfect, but where it counts the most, St. Philip’s hits the mark. Your child’s mind, spirit, and heart will be in great hands at St. Philip’s.