We love Wylie High School. My daughter is a senior this year and we will miss this school. Staff…read moreis excellent and helpful.

Clack is one of Abilene's Middle Schools. While i personally don't think it is run as efficiently…read moreas Dyess Elementary, I do believe that they still are doing a pretty good job. The staff is always available for any doubt/concern a parent may have. Particularly efficient are the counselors, always attentice and perceptive to the needs of the students. I would like to personally give some HUGE kudos to the ESL program and teacher, Ms. Marshall, essential to an ever growing international community, it provides the safest and most thriving environment for those students whose only need is to be nurtured and made to bloom. Also worth a merit mention is Ms. Josselet's English class, being able to work on PCs, comfortably read books on poofs, interact both with the teacher and other students in a relaxed environment makes progressing in one's class a truly intuitive and positive experience. The structure is very efficient, the diversified timetable provides a safe environment for younger students, preventing (for the most part) bullying from older stundents. The bully report form is also a great deterrent. I find having to fast-paced walk (no running allowed) from one end to the other of the school risking a tardy a bit too strict but i guess with so many students, discipline is the key. I really approve of the tutoring, offered either before or after normal school hours, free of charge to allow students to have passong grades All in all, this school deserves a solid 4-stars.

Students and coaches are amazing!!! There is a lot of positives at the school. If you want your…read morekids with other great kids this is the place.

Although touted as a daycare & preschool, be aware! Your children will be taken care of a lot of…read moretheir time here by glorified babysitters with only a high school diploma, not even child education credits, who clearly have no control of the children who try to escape as soon as you open the door. The owner is no better than the rude employee I dealt with on my child's 3rd day at school. When I dared question the rudeness of the employee, the owner Misty McQuade told us to get off her property or she would call 911 and have me arrested. I didn't realize questioning the care of your child care provider when they make your child cry hysterically was a crime or emergency. We were not allowed a refund for a month of prepaid care for daring to ask this question or allowed to collect our belongings. If I hadn't been in such a bind when we moved to town & our house wasn't completed & my toddler was stuck in a hotel room for weeks, I would have run upon seeing the poorly kept up & unclean trailers where the kids were "taught" & every time you opened the door kids tried to run out! It was clear that the employee in question did not have control of the children at all. HORRIBLE PLACE ALL AROUND!!!! If I could give it zero stars I would. It is very clear why they had openings when most places had waiting lists & are now hiring new uneducated employees. If I hadn't been referred by someone who said it used to be good I never would have allowed my child to be in this environment had I been warned of these things in advance. BEWARE!!!

i am extremly dissappointed by this daycares curriculum.. and very upset by the dismissal of my…read morecomplaints by misti the owner... i brought my child of three into this ficility believing the views of others about this daycare. so i with good intentions and trust i enrolled my child.... as soon as the cameras were rolling i was watching and i sat in on her first day and stayed till morning snack, which my child was having a good time . so i left with some hesitation. on continuing my watch i was dissapointed by the lack of one on one conversation with any child and very minimal contact and curriculum. my husband and i became nervous by the reaction from her caregiver being irritatated by our pop ins...thinking it was a bit over protective of us we excepted the day as it was over... upon bringing her in the next day i again hesitent to leave her because of the lack of interaction with my child and others as they showed up early morning. after leaving i watch to see if anyone would greet my child, they did not. did they speak to her at all , they did not.. the first day her care giver told me morning clas begins at 815 which i did witness the first day but not the second... she watch tv with the early children untill 730 when breakfast was served , a unhealthy one at that... two care givers arrived and after breakfast at 750, back to the tv until 9.while the caregivers talked among themselves. then main caregiver continuedon to her class to give all my childs class 6 to 7 blocks each to occupy themselves for 30 min until her daily project was ready to start, which was coloring a paperplate green for saint patricks day and tapeing not glueing which would have been more fun but taped cut outs already cut out to the plate... not my idea of a great learning project. no other activity other than outside time and lunch and nap then outside time again. i poped in before lunch during outside time and found the caregiver on her cell. \ she noticed me approaching but continued her cell texting not speaking on.phone... looking up with a clear frown on her face and then instructed children to line up, i said hello and she said hello , not a freindly hello. then said ... "bare with me , because lunch and nap time are the worst part of my day" imaging my jaw dropping, i apologized for aggrivating her and she quickly dismissed the converstion. upon lunch starting i was shocked at the site of the food even though i knew what was on the menu for the day. my husband then entered again on his lunch break to observe as well.she became obviously annoid....pinto beans and sausage , three crackers and peaches . sounded ok but looked very horrible. two tablespoons of beans she had me pass out 3 crackers each and prepare cups to be served water... food was cold and i knew my child would not eat it sothe caregiver noiced my distressed face and gave her what i packed for her lunch just in case. after i left with extreme hesitation back to work i couldnt wait to pick her up. i watched the camera more than i worked and observed more texting or phone use during there nap time. i was sure that more of this would come so i immediatly picked her up after work and went home to make it up to my child . the next morning before work i went to the office to complain and the owner had not come in yet they said shed call me and i left..... she called later that morning and i told her eveything . all she kept saying was really ,,, uh huh... over and over finally i said does any of this disturb you or do you consider this exceptable.... she said only the cell use... its against the law but she defended the worker saying mabey she was checking the time.. i said No if you watch your own camera you will see it was longer than checking the time... and finallly she said "so...... your taking her out your leaving us..". i said yes and then asked about the money for supplies i paid for but never used and tuition i didnt use a week of.. she said consider us even due to you leaving without notice. i hung up in shock but called again first thing monday morning to speak to her again, left a message and never got a call back. SHE NEVER ONCE APOLOGIZED FOR SUCH A HORRID EXPERIENCE, UNECCEPTABLE... TO ME my child deserves someone who wants to take care of her and doesnt think they have to. money is clearly their motivation for this facility and i will tell my story to all.. extremly disgusted ... me a mom.