Forestridge Elementary School

10330 Bunchberry Drive

School District

Richardson Independent
Grade

PK, K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:15
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on July 08, 2013

My school has excellent support for autism! They have an awesome special resource program that is truely helping children with autism spectrum disorders. I can't speak for other issues, but they have worked wonders with our child not only for academics, but if there's issues at home, they'll work with our son to help alleviate them. They let us know what we can do at home to help our son with social skills, academic skills, and recognizing emotions. I've recommended several people to move into our neighborhood or the schools home zone to save themselves a lot of effort. Our son's improvement has been the result of the teachers assistance and our efforts in the home as a team effort to help him to be able to function and susceeed in life.
Submitted by parent on November 02, 2010

Excellent School and Teachers! My daughter has been attending this school since K. and is now in the 4th grade. One of the reasons I was happy to be able to send my daughter here is because it is very diverse. No one is made to feel like an outsider. She absolutely loves this school and all of the teachers. We have never had any problems. The new Vice Principal is very nice and helpful as well. There is alot of attendence at every school event. The award ceremony was overwhelming how many students were commended on their TAKS testing. I was very impressed. There are also lots of after school clubs and activities available to the children. This is wonderful for the kids to be part of clubs without having to worry about transporting them to off school locations.