League City Elementary

Upon registration, I handed the front office a letter from my child's licensed pediatric psychologist informing them immediately I'm requesting evaluation and place in an appropriate classroom for ASD disabilities. The assistant principal immediately denied to sign, stating they will come to that conclusion if need, me or my childs doctor didnt have a say. He was miserable, my second attempt to request evaluation for services was denied concluding adequate placement. Still miserable. Finally Christmas break we were approved for an evaluation, by then my autistic son was behaviorally discriminated. And then label as such because of their lack.
Undiagnosed, ignored disabilities. Inadequate evaluations, no support or aide for autistic-behavorial needs children beyond a para in gen ed... Leaving them in general education with a para is not enough!! They use physical restrains and isolation rooms as discipline here when the issues could have been avoided if the principal addressed the issues instead of ignoring them to keep sped class numbers low and ultimately budget costs low. She'd rather have them in an over filled over stimulated gen ed, where the teachers are overwhelmed and over worked than have them transported to a different school with appropriate classrooms to help these children. All about the numbers here. Since moving our new school immediately offered a specialized classroom for my child's needs when they saw how my child was in gen ed with a para, unlike LCE, that just left him their and used physical restraint methods!
Dont settle for a fancy new building, doesn't matter if what is running the school is distorted!
Not everyone is bad, the teachers alone were awesome!
But support for those that dont fall into the 'normal' category here, dont fit in.
Don't move here.