Freedom Elementary School's Mighty Bees opened the 2025-26 year under United ISD's latest teacher recognition initiative, which saw 181 teachers across the district receive new or higher Teacher Incentive Allotment designations in August 2025. The UISD Open Enrollment window for 2026-27 opened February 2, 2026, giving families outside Freedom's attendance zone a formal opportunity to apply for a spot on campus. UISD continues to hold its six-consecutive "A" rating from the Texas Education Agency, a benchmark that applies to Freedom's academic program and all UISD campuses equally.

Q1. What does the "Mighty Bees" identity mean at Freedom Elementary?

Ans. Freedom Elementary School's Mighty Bees mascot reflects the school's culture of hard work and teamwork. The identity runs through school communications, events, and student recognition programs.

Q2. Does Freedom Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. Yes, Freedom Elementary School offers a Gifted and Talented Education program through United ISD.

Q3. How does Freedom Elementary support English Language Learners?

Ans. Freedom Elementary School has 64% of students enrolled in bilingual or English Language Development programs, one of the higher ELL participation rates among UISD elementary schools.

Q4. What after-school programs are available at Freedom Elementary?

Ans. Freedom Elementary School is involved in UISD's after-school extended learning programs. To find out what's currently offered, families are encouraged to call the school office at (956) 473-4300. Keep in mind that the availability of these programs can change each semester and depends on funding.

Q5. What middle school do Freedom Elementary students attend?

Ans. Freedom Elementary School students typically feed into one of UISD's middle school campuses serving the Lindenwood corridor, then continue to a UISD high school.