El Paso Junior Academy

It has bilingual programs and a highly devoted staff. Also collaborations with higher education programs such as professors at UTEP to promote STEM initiatives from an early age.

Staff is very rude and they do discriminate. They take it out on your kids if you point out something wrong.

I went to this school and I'm very disappointed the gym and micro society building where under construction all year! The floors where rarely cleaned and the girls restroom at some point didn't have any paper towels for weeks! And that is barely everything wrong with this school I wouldn't recommend coming here.

I feel this is one of the best schools I could choose for my children. The principal, Mr. Mcintyre and all his staff are very dedicated. They are very involved and get the parents involved as well. They show they care for every single child. The principal and teachers seek the best way to help the children succeed.

Switching from a charter school to this school has been the greatest change for my kids. We are so happy we made the change for so many reasons. The class sizes are small and the children get more one on one help from their teachers. The teachers are amazing. My daughter, who was struggling in certain subjects at the other school, now has much more confidence in herself and schoolwork. The last school used only electronic assignments. The students at this school have paper assignments which, I believe, is better. Students have time to work on homework at school, so when our kids get home they actually have time to just be kids. The school uses the Abeka curriculum, which is a great program. We love this school and all of the staff there. They truly love their jobs and it shows in our children.