Allen Elementary School

This was by far the worst experience I’ve had with teachers and schools. Unless you fit in lol, good luck being treated with decency. Had to move him. Some schools have decent teachers that obviously know how to deal with kids and genuinely like to be around kids, and then you get what I got… rude, inconsiderate, headache around every other corner. TWICE the teacher stopped talking to me about something important, in the middle of the conversation, to speak/chitchat/gossip with someone else like I wasn’t just in the middle of speaking with her? I really thought at first she was just greeting her, but about a minute or so into their new conversation, I then proceeded to say, “Well I guess that wasn’t important and guess I was finished!!” Don’t even get me started on the Zoo. They almost left my child at the zoo and I DIDNT SIGN HIM OUT. They never communicated, always moving the locations of meet ups and never communicating it to the parents, etc. Ridiculous. If you can’t handle children… why are you a teacher and why are you authorized to take a group of them to the zoo?

As a parent and teacher, I’m so proud to be part of an Enrichment campus that is run year round. The climate is warm and welcoming and they have a Dual Language program that starts in kinder. My child has excelled at learning Spanish and English and is succeeding academically in all areas.

This school has serious issues that impact both students and families. Communication between staff and parents is often inconsistent, and concerns regarding grades and student behavior are not always addressed transparently. Discipline procedures appear ineffective, which creates an environment where learning is frequently disrupted.Student achievement does not seem to be a priority, and there is little evidence of meaningful academic growth or accountability. Family engagement is extremely limited, and parents are often made to feel unwelcome or excluded from the school community.Leadership is another major concern. Administrative decisions lack transparency, and many parents feel their concerns are dismissed rather than addressed honestly. The Special Education department also appears to struggle with high staff turnover, making it difficult to maintain consistency and support for students.Overall, the school culture reflects low accountability, weak communication, and limited trust between families and administration.

When I went to pick up my son the teacher gave him 5 dollars