Cross Point Preschool Katy

My kids have attended this school for 2 years everytime there was a situation that involved my kids and others physically assaulting eachother I wouldn’t know anything about it until they came home and told me and I wouldn’t have to reach out to the school. There absent report needs to be changed. At first I was calling when my kids are absent the women would never answer and so I wouldn’t leave a voicemail. I then received a truancy letter in the mail. After calling the school they stated there voicemail system didn’t work. They gave me an email to use. So I did and guess what I received another truancy letter. Contacted the school again and the women’s who’s email they gave me no longer works there. Yet they take zero accountability! This school is a joke.

As a first time mom of a kindergarten student the teachers are not nice at all it’s passive energy.. there is a major lack of communication of incidents happen with student wether bullying, bad behavior, or accidents/ injuries. Teachers are not welcoming what so ever it makes you wonder what’s going on behind closed doors.

My son is in 5th grade, and he has had an incredible experience at Hayes. It is a smaller school, and the administrators and teachers know and care about each kiddo on campus. Hayes is truly a gem.

TERRIBLE SCHOOL! The staff at this school is the worst that I have seen at any school!!!! If you can help it please do not send your students here. I read reviews about how horrible this school is but we moved in the neighborhood so I decided to still take a chance and I wish I would have listened to the reviews! They truly do have horrible human beings employed at Franz Elementary.

I worked at this school and saw ALL the behind scenes. Trust me when I say… DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL. They are money driven and not genuine. They have very unsafe conditions that put students in unsafe environment. They care more about their image than what is best for the students. Principal Berry doesn’t not care about staff and most importantly the students.