This school is the most dumbest I've ever been 2 and to graduate from. If I could change schools…read morebefore choosing this one I most definitely will. The staff here are so useless and slow. The work is bs they make you stay in a class for 15 days n make you take extra classes you never knew you had to take. You sit in one classroom not moving or switching classes for 4 hours a so called charter school should not be like that Crosswinds accelerated is a much better work at your own pace school. Worst last year of high school experience ever.

I see the reviews on google were turned off so i'm going to leave this here. When I attended the…read moreNorth Richland Hills location In 2023, at the age of 16, I was sexually harassed by a staff member Mr.Richardson, which caused me anxiety and to ultimately drop out of school. I know he targeted me because of my known fragile mental state at the time. I later told other staff members about my experience and the only thing I was told is "That's why he's gone now!" in a plea for them to get me to come back to their school. I can't speak for the current staff, but when I attended this school I was not protected.

It is a good school I don't like the teachers though one gave me a redirection for saying one word…read morebut it ok

Long has really come a "long" way in the past few years under local Lakewood-raised Dannielle Drury…read morePetters, the principal. International Baccalaureate curriculum has been offered since the school was approved as an IB candidate and should be accredited after a site visit from IBO in Geneva, Switzerland this fall. Long offers two sections of Mandarin Chinese and is the only middle school in Dallas where students can start on their high school language requirements. The high school, Woodrow Wilson, has been an IB World School since 2011. Long has always had strong math and science teams and beat St. Mark's several years ago in a regional competition. They did very well at state this year and one student placed tops in the state science fair (a separate competition). It's also known for its music program, which earns top scores in regional competition and produces its own original musical each year for almost 30 years running... The regional school for the deaf is here also, and although only a small part of the school, most students end up learning sign language. Where else can you do that? The building just received over six million in bond renovations. Many of the historic features were restored. It received a sixth grad wing in the last bond program in 2006. More could be done, but I'm sure the active Lakewood parents will see to that, they are renowned for their ability to get things done. Some parents seem to be a bit freaked that there is a large contingent of economically disadvantaged students (along with some very rich ones) but they usually adjust quickly and see that this is an important aspect of their child's education. In fall 2013, fewer disadvantaged children will be attending the school because of a boundary change. Let's hope it does not get too yuppie-fied as is most of East Dallas these days!

This school doesnt even help, Plus the prinipal ms cronin is too stricted always banning needohs…read moreand also theres too many people vapeing in the bathroom do not reccend.

its ok the teachers are nice but in 6th grade they fired 2 teachers that the kids loved and was…read moretalking bad Abt a teachers room and made her cry. and wont let us do a Bible study group and there's a lot of bullies even tho they said theres a no bullies policy

I went to the school and it was a good school the teachers were nice super nice the prinsabol is so…read morenice

This school is great and all but the principal is being very rude towards my daughter who has been…read morein a accident with one of her friends and my child is getting into trouble for something she didn't even do and I want her fired because this is unacceptable behavior for a woman who takes care of the students. My daughter came home from school saying she got into trouble and that she was about to cry also the principal is apparently taking the other girls side.

As a current parent at Irma Rangel, I have been pleased with academic standard and social…read moreopportunities for my daughter. The standards are high at Rangel and I am sure it would not be for everyone. However the girls that choose to attend and graduate have a 100% college acceptance rate. The work is hard but they learn to navigate waters they will face in college. Most importantly as research suggests many girls excel, especially in single gender schools, in math and science, so the opportunities are endless. As with most schools, it is not for everyone. Do your research, visit the school, if it's a good fit applications accepted each January.

It's a good school but they have a lot of rules that don't make sense ,they had 10/10 rule , no…read moresweaters