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Submitted by student on December 08, 2024
When you think of a normal school, you would think of Lawler. The counselors do not help at all nor do the teachers help in supporting students. Although most teachers are great, the ones that aren't can be racist and don't care about your feelings. This school puts students under a lot of pressure. It is almost impossible to make friends in most of our classes. Talking is strictly forbidden and most students don't welcome other students in lunch. In Lawler, you can learn a lot and improve as a student. Overall, not a very bad school.
Submitted by parent on December 21, 2022
amazing school for sure. it is good
Submitted by parent on October 12, 2022
All the other reviewers are just students who don't like their school. But My daughters loves this school. She said "mama my school is so lit". I also agree, the teachers and staff seem very nice.
Submitted by student on August 10, 2022
The school itself is good, but its the administration that really bothers me. None of them give a heck about the well being of the students in the school, and a lot of kids are essentially forced to take classes. They got rid of advisory, teachers are forced to always keep doors closed to make sure students don't go out, and there is a general lack of freedom in the school. Good luck finding friends when you can't even talk to anyone lol. The counselors have never helped a soul and are just there to choose your classes, which they don't even do properly. My friend las year was depressed and suicidal and their solution was to call the cops. Not help them through therapy or anything. Test scores are good, and that is literally the only positive.
Submitted by parent on July 09, 2021
Terrible school. We have raised four kids, in Frisco ISD for the last ten. I can’t even begin to explain the damage the teachers have done to my son. We have moved him to another Frisco school. We have loved every other Frisco school that our kids have been in.