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Highland Park Elementary School
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About Highland Park Elementary School
Highland Park Elementary Extended Day Program
Located directly on the Highland Park Elementary campus, this program provides a seamless afternoon transition for students from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The curriculum focuses on a balanced approach to development, incorporating supervised physical play, academic support, and social interaction within a familiar school environment. As a school-district-operated program, it leverages campus resources to ensure students have a productive end to their day. Students benefit from access to specialized school facilities, including the gymnasium, cafeteria, computer lab, and outdoor playgrounds. The program is recognized for its high standards, maintaining a Four-Star Texas Rising Star certification. All staff members are required to maintain CPR and First Aid certifications, and the program accepts child care subsidies to support PfISD families. Daily operations include the provision of an afternoon snack for all participants.
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Safety Record
No safety concerns or major violations were found for this specific program. Recent Pflugerville ISD (PfISD) reports from 2024-2025 indicate that district Extended Day Programs received high praise from Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) inspectors during licensing visits. The program is a licensed child care center (License #1497735) and maintains a 'Four-Star' Texas Rising Star certification, the highest quality rating awarded by the state.
Parent Reputation
The program has a positive reputation, described by parents and educational platforms as providing a 'safe and caring' transition from the school day. Reviews for Highland Park Elementary itself are consistently high, highlighting a strong PTA and involved community. While district-wide feedback mentions some administrative hurdles typical of large school systems, the campus-based after-school staff are frequently praised for their attentiveness.
Staff Insights
Employees report a generally supportive work environment within the district, with specific mentions of helpful administration at the elementary level. All staff members in the Extended Day Program are required to be CPR and First Aid certified. District-level reviews highlight good work-life balance and a sense of purpose, though some mention that compensation for support roles is inconsistent with the workload.
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