Ray Daily Elementary School

The school was very accommodating with our mid-year enrollment and handled everything quickly. One of its greatest strengths is that it’s relatively small — which means all the staff are, in some way, involved with every child. This created a warm, supportive environment where my daughter felt cared for and encouraged. During challenging moments, the staff were always kind, responsive, and ready to help. The quality of education is high.We only changed schools because of its location in relation to our home.She truly enjoyed her time there, especially the friendships with other children and the communication with staff.Our whole family, and Evelina in particular, are deeply grateful.

A abusaron de una niña de 4 años saquen a suda hijos yaaa!!! La escuela incluso está encubriendo todo para que la gente no sepa nada como puede poner sus intereses de adultos sobre la inocencia y seguridad de una niña de4 años?!!!!

This school is terrible.Imagine living in the district and not having your children accepted just because your ex-husband has a house somewhere else, or being asked for a Texas ID and therefore denying a child an education. I don't think it's fair that they are denying my son an education just because I don't have a Texas ID or a permanent contract, even though I live here with someone and I'm giving you proof. What more do you want?

For those who want an honest review, this is it. Teachers - this school fails terribly in teaching. The teachers are brutal - you either have a really antiquated teacher who teaches by fear and criticism, or you have a relatively younger teacher who is socially awkward, with unresolved mental health issues, and uses the classroom as a therapeutic discussion of all the loss opportunities in their lives. Please, honest to God, RUN away from this school. Culture - there is a since of fakeness in this community. In one sense, they encourage you to join whatsapp groups with families - on the other side, if you take the opportunity to voice your concerns with the school/teaching- you'll be ridiculed and made to be a heathen for even provoking such discussion. Singular, outdated thinking and teaching. The "diversity" of this school is also lackluster and as backwards as the community. Academics - Many of the StJP II students pay for tutoring at Mathnasium or have other outside tutors to address the deficiencies in teaching. Safety - Drop off in the mornings are a joke. I've seen pick up drive-thrus at restaurants and grocery stores run far more efficient than this school. Teachers and staff who are supposed to be "helping" view morning drop offs as social hour and are seen huddling and chatting as opposed to getting the line moving. There are many other better catholic schools for children - St. Cecilia, St. Lawrence, St. Theresa, etc. Please reconsider applying to them instead of here.

Awful Management. Very rude and disrespectful to people with disabilities. I wonder how children could flourish in such an environment. Appalling!