Uplift Education Reviews

Pros

Vacation. Summers off. Extra summer school job if you want it and apply

Cons

Fast paced. Life balance. Long hours

Pros

For a teaching assistant, it is a relatively a low stress position. TA's don't have to manage curriculum, enter grades, or teach the entire floor. TA's get to work with students one-on-one and be their cheering coach and personal tutor.

Cons

Low pay. While everyone else jobs winds down at the end of each grading period, this is when the job of a TA is most crucial to help struggling students. Jobs over the summer are never guaranteed and people that work in this position are often underappreciated for the support that is given.

Pros

Starting salary was great, and they provided a 2k bonus if you taught science or math

Cons

Some of the schools are considered premier charter schools in the dallas metroplex, so students can be highly motivated. However, at the campus that I taught at, the students always had consistent behavioral issues that prevented effective teaching.

Pros

Good benefits, work/life balance, good management

Cons

Can be frustrating depending on what school you are at

Pros

The pay is decent. Colleagues are aware of the BS.

Cons

The pay is decent until they pack 3 or 4 job titles on top of you. Everybody rolls their eyes at CMO we all know they have a nothing burger of a job. They commute 30 mins+ to campuses then take a 1hour+ lunch. As an educator I have 25 mins. I can't wait for AI to take over middle management. Texas Education is a joke. Uplift Education is a circus.

Pros

• Educational opportunities • Opportunity for advancement • Salary and growth

Cons

• Limited extracurricular activities for scholars • Need more team-building activities for staff • Culture

Pros

At the school I worked at, my fellow teachers were lovely to work with! I made lifelong friends there. The scholars were also fun to be around (I taught upper class scholars though).

Cons

There was always some new gimmick they were trying to implement for the sake of the children. Everything was one size fits all and if you know anything about education, that’s simply ineffective. I think if they took the time to understand the scholars at each individual school, they would be able to make a larger impact. While that would take a lot of time and resources, it would be worth it in the end compared to receiving mediocre results and or minimal improvement every year.

Pros

Very friendly and courteous staff

Cons

None, excellent atmosphere and many campuses nearby.

Pros

if you actually like kids and are good at building relationships then the kids are amazing.

Cons

your experience depends on the campus that you're at and the administration that are leading the campus

Pros

Job stability, colleagues are great at the right school

Cons

Unorganized, lack of communication, curriculum is pretty bad