Neysa Callison Elementary School

Public | PK-5 | 832 students |  

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1750 Thompson Trl

Round Rock, TX 78664

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Round Rock's Neysa Callison Elementary School serves grades PK-5 in the Round Rock Independent School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 5 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 10 school community members.

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Posted on Sep 2, 2011
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i love this school. the principal and teachers are very nice. My kids attended different elementry schools before coming to calison. to me calison is the best.
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Posted on Jun 16, 2011
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I do not care for this school. My child was in the 5th grade and had about 4 of the most foulest mouth kids in her class. They would constantly talk about sexual things to her and explain what they knew about sex, not basics either the porno stuff. That would just leave me in awe! They also would constantly cuss out other kids at the playground and had even cussed at the teacher. They were constant bullies pushing kids with glasses and making fun of them. And the school would just remove them for a few hours and allow them right back in the classroom to resume the bullying. Her teacher was semi-good, by far we have had way better. What I disliked the most about the teacher is she would play youtube videos in the classroom on the recent music hits. And my child would come home singing some of the songs I dont care for my child to be listening to at her age. I don't mind youtube in the educational ways, but for music that is for older teens and adults give me a break! Her class along with a lot of the other 5th grade classrooms constantly sat in for recesses due to the bad kids would cause them to stay in, almost daily.
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Posted on May 10, 2011
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My son is in 1st Grade at Callison and loves it! The education he receives is top notch and the teacher is very involved, nurturing and helpful. He is doing very well academically and is thriving in this environment. The Principal and Vice Principal are very involved with the students and always have time for parents. It is not uncommon to find them in the hallways greeting students and parents in the morning. I do a lot of volunteering in the classroom and at events and am fortunate that I have gotten to know a lot of the staff and find them to be friendly and helpful. Parental involvement is minimal, but this is not the fault of the school, but an issue of parents not wanting to be involved. This is a terrific school with state-of-the-art equipment in a beautiful facility.
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Posted on Apr 8, 2011
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The teachers at this school are fantasic. They do their job well, but they seem to not get along to well. with eachtother?? This can sometimes tumble over into the classrooms....I work in a classroom often and see teachers bad mouthing eachother and trying to out do eachother. That is SO sad. I feel like the atmosphere could use some warmth to it. I mean that by smiling faces. I don't see as many happy teachers as I have at other Round Rock schools. Sometimes I wonder if the staff is not happy there? The good thing is that my kids have wonderful teachers and we have had no issues there. Very pleased with communication, parental involvement, Watchdogs,... I just wish it was more of a welcoming enviornment where it was about THE CHILD and not the TEST SCORE.
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Posted on Jan 20, 2011
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This school has amazing teachers, that fact is the only reason I would give a one star to it. If you child has no issues they will thrive at this school. However if you have special needs run from the school. The refuse to honor the ARD. We have had to hire a lawyer. The Principal cannot be reasoned with. She sees the children as a number in her budget. You cannot drift away from things ordered in an ARD meeting, that are on paper. She refused my daughter a transfer until I got an appeal. She has the right to attend the same school as a sibling with special needs. She told me she "didn't do that". They need training in the law of special needs as well as Autism training, I was told in an ARD that my son covering his ears with normal noise level is NORMAL. So basic training may be in order.
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Posted on Jan 8, 2010
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What a great school! I have loved being a teacher at Callison!
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Posted on Aug 31, 2009
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Callison is a great place for kids, teacher that care, great experienced specials teachers, an excellent TAG program with a caring teacher, great school-wide activities and excellent discipline and management. We are struggling to get some parent involvement, but with a dad's program underway and more we are hoping that will improve.
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Posted on Aug 22, 2009
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Callison is an excellent school with a great administration and staff. The first year of operation the school received a 'recognized' status from the TEA. We have been very impressed with the quality of instruction at this school. The teachers our children have had were awesome, very engaged with them and interested in their progress. Every time we have been in the school we have seen the principal and vice principal out in the hallways interacting with the students. Also, the security at the school is great. They have a very popular Watchdog program so often you see dads patrolling the school grounds, helping with lunch, and interacting with the students which is fantastic! Parent involvement is kinda low at the school, but hopefully that will improve as the school becomes more established in the community.
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