55 out of 10GreatSchools

Lowery Road Elementary School

Fort Worth, TX
  • Public
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  • Grades PK-5
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  • Enrollment: 670

Overview

Lowery Road Elementary School
7600 Lowery Road
Fort Worth, TX 76120
(817) 815-4700
Lowery Road Elementary School is located in Fort Worth, TX and serves grades PK-5.It received a GreatSchool rating of 5 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Native American
0%
Two or more races
3%
Asian
3%
White
8%
Hispanic
33%
Black
53%

Reviews9 Reviews

3.0
parent
The teachers that my son have interacted with have been good to him and us. However, every time I'm up there to get him or attend an event, there's always a teacher in the hallway fussing and yelling at the kids. These children are younger than my son. I feel that if you aren't able to handle and/or tolerate these young children, then teaching is not the profession for you! It angers me and breaks my heart to see these "teachers" fuss and yell at these children simply because the line isn't straight enough or they are talking with each other. News flash: they are children, very YOUNG children at that. They are not yet perfect. It is your job to make them perfect and teach them the right ways and proper way of doing things. Yelling at them in such an environment disrupts their learning and they no longer want to follow your direction!
other
teacher quality and they yell at kids and they treat them badly one teacher yelled at me for not wearing glasses and they don't let the kids go back in line if the forget something at lunch so me and my friend go to are last year teacher and she the only one nice
parent
My son attended this school in their PPCD program last year. I absolutely LOVE his teacher & her aid but the rest of the school I could do without. I pulled my son after a terrible ARD in which the vice principal pretty much let me know that my child was a low priority. At the end of the school year, my son had just turned 4. His reading level was assessed at third grade & his IQ was 145. He has a speech delay which his doctors think is a condition known as Einstein Syndrome. When I brought this to the principal's attention & asked that he be offered SOME form of academics the following year, she & the school psychiatrist basically said "So what?" Then they acted surprised & ticked when I pulled him from the program! Their Autism "experts" decided my son was Autistic based on a checklist they were handed & inappropriate situations they put him in, setting him up for failure. They completely ignored statements from his doctors to the contrary..We thank God we were able to scrape the money together to put our kids in private school.
parent
I have three children that come to this school. It has its ups and downs but what school doesn't. As the school sees the problem they handle it very quickly and do not hesitate to inform parents of situations. Mrs. Daley has my 4th grader in her class. She pushes him to be the best he can and acknowledges his intelligence. As she states often, "There are kids who you speak to as a kid, but your son I have to speak to like an Adult". That is the way it should be according to me. Mrs. Bergman has my 3rd grader. Mrs. Bergman is an awesome teacher who cares for my daughter deeply and keeps a watchful eye on her. Mrs. Nordskog has my 1st grader. Mrs. Nordskog continuously speaks me on my daughters behavior and as always it is perfect. I have noticed some people complain about how the staff handles children by blowing whistles and yelling at the kids to get where they are supposed to be and the kids don't like to listen. Parents want to blame it on the staff but I disagree. If you want to see how your child behaves without you make impromptu appearances at the schools then handle it. I am know for just showing up out of the blue.
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