Waterford Oaks Elementary has been spotlighted this year for its use of the Ron Clark Academy House System, a character-education model that organizes students into named houses to build school pride, teamwork, and positive behavior. The campus held a House Championship celebration recognizing student achievement in academics, attendance, and character. Cedar Hill ISD noted Waterford Oaks as a model for positive school culture practices as the district explores expanding similar approaches to additional campuses.

Q1. What house system is used in Waterford Oaks Elementary? Ron Clark Academy?

Ans. The Ron Clark Academy has implemented a House System where students are grouped together according to their names and compete academically and through character-based competitions, promoting a feeling of school spirit.

Q2. What are the early childhood education programs offered in Waterford Oaks Elementary?

Ans. There are two early childhood education programs offered in Waterford Oaks Elementary; Half-day Pre-K-3 Program and Full-day Pre-K-4 Program.

Q3. Does Waterford Oaks Elementary provide before/after-school care?

Ans. Yes, before and after-school care is provided to the students by Right at School at Waterford Oaks Elementary.

Q4. Is there a Gifted and Talented program available in Waterford Oaks Elementary?

Ans. Yes, gifted and talented programs are available for Waterford Oaks Elementary by Cedar Hill ISD.

Q5. How will parents receive information regarding Waterford Oaks Elementary?

Ans. Parents may receive information from the campus by referring to CHISD Longhorn Newsroom.