School of Science and Technology Corpus Christi

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4737 Saratoga Blvd

Corpus Christi, TX 78413

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School of Science and Technology Corpus Christi

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Corpus Christi's School of Science and Technology Corpus Christi is a charter school that serves grades K-12. It has received a GreatSchools rating of 7 out of 10 based on its performance on state standardized tests.

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Computer arts; P.E. classes; Science and technology
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Posted on May 18, 2012
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The school is great, but the only problem that I faced this year is the speed the teachers grade. Some teachers don't update your grade or add in new grades until the last week, and the student wouldn't know until the last minute.

Posted on Apr 3, 2012
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I am a parent of two children at this school, I love the school, I love the diversity of culture, I am a teacher and student from personal experience this school is great because the teachers in this school have experience from other cities and countries specially when this city is so close mind, I know this school does not have other extra things like other schools have but they have teachers well prepare and who really care, all of them have Masters degrees and many of them have doctors degrees. I know that some people do not like the school the reasons are 'There are too strick" "To much homework" well sorry that is not a school for you. I like that I want my child to have a better academic future and an open mind. One of the reason why the teachers and principal change every two years, they move the teachers to other charter schools. Thanks and keep up with the good job. Sandra
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Posted on Jan 16, 2012
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I am a 7th grade student in this school. There are some good people although theres some bad. I have many grievances, however. I do not intend racism but half of my turkish teachers have a very heavy accent and thus causing me problems in my grades. The students/my fellow classmates arent as mature enough and tend to be very rude just because they feel the teachers will not care. Second in my list is the lunch. It is not enough to fill our stomachs up! We even have to ask for food from each other. And did i mention, it taste horrific? AND we have to pay like $2? I mean yeah of course school food isnt the best but my previous school which is was in Houston had better food and we paid the same. And my previous school before that had the same nasty food as SSt but it was all FREE. Then theres the schedule. Its different every single day and its hard to keep up! Though, it does not get me bored. Last but not least, FUN electives such as Theatre,Choir or Band and sports like a football team or basketball. There is none of that and those things are usually the reason i wake up fully in the morning. I still dont know if i should be here next year or transfer to another school.

Posted on Nov 18, 2011
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I have had a great experience at SST as a parent. The teachers and admininstrators have always been extremely supportive. I could name so many teachers that I have been wonderful. My daughter feels safe here and she gets challenged at the school that is not available at all the other schools. I am sad to see below that people are putting racist and bad comments about the school. I hope they can work with the school to make things better.
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Posted on Oct 14, 2011
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This school is terrible! It is ran by Turkish men who know nothing about the American way of doing things. They over work their employees, and cannot keep employees for long. Also, I was scheduled for a home visit (this is done to talk about children future goals) on a Saturday and put everything aside that day. Nobody showed up or called. I came in Monday morning to complain and the lady up at the front said I was not the only one this happened too! Why schedule meetings if you cannot meet or call for that matter? I asked for the principal to call and no call. This was last month, I was trying to give them time before posting something negative. I see many parents who have complaints too, I think this school should be in question. I called the headquarters which was very difficult to get and that is ran by Turkish too. The number is (713) 343- 3333 for anyone else who needs it. My son has had two friends that have withdrawn from the school this year so far. I am wondering where the money is going and I see now, personal refrigerators for vice principal, have you seen their park? Wow this will be our last year here.
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Posted on Jun 22, 2011
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I have been extremely happy with this school. My son's find it very challenging and exciting. I have an ADHD son who is always curious and wants to know everything about everything and he finds this school awesome. when he was in public school he was an A honor student and very bored. When i moved him into this school he says " that they keep him so curious on the next thing they'll learn," yes, there is some problems il admit but even public school has problems. i'd rather have problems on my kids being challengd hard than a schoo that doesnt push my kid to their fullest potential. my son is headed to the 6th grade and speaks 3 lnaguages english,spanish, and now turkish and now he wants to speak chinese that is suppose to be taught next year. he's even making plans to work on a way to keep the turkish up by asking a teacher to stay with him after school so he can keep up with a languages. The fact that he is so loving this school and all the diversity it has to offer makes it a great place for a kid who wants to learn and a school willing to teach. unlike a public school whos doors close at 3p.m.
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Posted on Dec 10, 2010
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I will strongly disagree with the first review posted. The school does have some Turkish administrators, but not all. The majority of the teachers are straight from Texas A&M Corpus Christi with teaching degrees. Some of the science teachers do have engineering other science field degrees, but that is to be expected from a charter school claiming to be "of Science and Technology". The 2010/2011 school year will mark the second year that this school has been open, and it will have some new school problem. The library being one of them. It is true that it was partially closed, but that is due to the school still receiving books and having to catalog an ENTIRE library. As a parent of two Children at this charter school I would hope my kids would be held up to the strictest standards for learning, because anything less would be a public school.
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Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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Teachers and staff members are great and the offering of the clubs are awesome like the robotics club and art club.. They offer so much more and bring out the social skills that other schools do not offer.
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Posted on Mar 4, 2010
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This school is very unsatisfactory. It is run by turkish that expect the children tol ive up to the strictest standards, butthey do not expect the teachers to live up to the same3 standard. A good majority of their teachers are turkish, and there is a bit of a language barrier, due to the fact that most speak english as their second language. The school ignores parents concerns, has very litle communication skills. Most of their teachers are not ev e qualified teachers. They have a degree in engineering or chemicals. THey have no training in in children with diabilities, they have a tiny library that is closed more than open, and the list could go on and on. I am anxious to see the tasks scores for this school.
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