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Compass Rose Public Schools

I have had the privilege of working at Compass Rose Destiny, and I cannot recommend it highly enough! Our school has been recognized as a "Great Place to Work," and for good reason. The management team genuinely values the input of staff and fosters a culture of collaboration and support, encouraging professional growth through various development opportunities and providing resources that empower us to excel in our roles. The sense of community here is truly remarkable; my colleagues are passionate educators who are always willing to share ideas and support one another, enhancing our teaching practices and ultimately benefiting our students. Our school prioritizes student well-being and success, offering a range of resources and support systems that help us address the unique needs of each student, making it a fulfilling place to work. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive, creating a fantastic environment for both staff and students, where we celebrate our achievements together and build lasting connections. Additionally, the school promotes a healthy work-life balance, which is essential for maintaining our passion for teaching and ensuring we bring our best selves to the classroom. If you are looking for a place where you can grow as an educator, make a meaningful impact, and be part of a supportive community, COMPASS ROSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS  is the perfect choice!



Compass Rose Public Schools is more than just an educational institution—it's a community dedicated to academic excellence, character development, and preparing students for a bright future. As a parent/teacher/community member, I am deeply impressed by the school’s mission to provide every child with the tools they need to succeed both in the classroom and beyond.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Compass Rose is the unwavering support provided by the faculty and staff. Teachers are not only knowledgeable but also deeply invested in their students' success. They go above and beyond to create a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student feels valued and supported.
Compass Rose Public Schools emphasize the importance of character development alongside academics. Through programs that teach leadership, teamwork, and empathy, students learn how to navigate the complexities of life while maintaining integrity and respect for others.

Engaged Community
The school fosters a strong sense of community among students, parents, and staff. Regular events, parent-teacher communication, and community engagement initiatives ensure that everyone feels like a vital part of the Compass Rose family.
Facilities and Resources
The school boasts modern facilities and resources that enhance the learning experience. Classrooms are equipped with technology that supports innovative teaching methods, and extracurricular programs provide students with opportunities to explore their interests and talents.

The most enjoyable part of the job was probably when I first started working there meeting various staff members of teachers.  Some teachers forcibily reaffirm their roles without listening to your situation or background.

Over time, there is little support from the administrators if you are working an extra job or if you are a caregiver for a parent. The management is really quite rude and not supportive if you become ill or you simply cannot make it on time while attending school or simply taking care of your family.

The administrator is not supportive if you have rude student or parent. In the fact the administration becomes dismissive if you need  assistance.

This job is mostly ideal for high school students and a beginning teacher. Yet, if you are working another job or taking care of your family.

My advice, look elsewhere at a public school. Your health will thank you.

If you are looking at a place to jump start your teaching career I would say compass rose is NOT the place for you.It is all about favoritism and the princpals care more about STAAR than they do their Sped students.It was nearly impossible to work with kids due to very little staff and help especially from admin.I had 20 plus students with one helper and was expected to reach my minutes.But that’s the only thing these principals care about is the minutes to be in compliance not the actual quality of learning for our special education students.Staff is very unprofessional it’s just like a highschool at a work place they even hire uncertified teachers to take care of the life skills(how is that even possible).I would say if you want to have a work life balance this is NOT the place for you.It is just a bunch of higher up people who are in it even for the money not even the founder was a teacher .Overall compass rose was NOT a good experience.

A typical work week is all over the place. Simply put, you will get job "catfished." The interview went well for me  and had me thinking that  this would be a great place to learn and use my skills. The leadership is not bad; but they are not good either. They lack a clear vision on anything and have no clear plan on how to achieve goals. They are reactive in how the respond to issues due to the lack of logical goals. They will put folks anywhere. Even if they are not skilled in an area. You will end up doing something outside of your job description just to fill in for a need that they did not plan for. If your plan is personal professional development, this is not the place for you. If you plan is to just get a job in education to earn a paycheck, you might be okay. 

Management would change schedule frequently during the middle of the day, which wasted a lot of instructional time. I had to leave mid year my second year of teaching because of the miscommunications and toxic work place stress. I learned a lot about how to set boundaries in a work place due to mine and others' being crossed all the time. There is a lack of support in the environment especially for kids with high needs. Do not think you can change this place alone. Management needs to change if there is to be real structural change at Compass Rose to prioritize students' needs over lying to parents about what's actually going on at this company acting like a school. 

Compass Rose in a great place to grow, but not stay. Administration and network staff keep the culture low. They are often not supportive and when they are, it's for something in return. They work their sped team to the bone requiring us to be bus attendants with children not getting home until 8pm off the bus and then later once the attendant is dropped back off at the school.  There is no work life balance. The school lays off their employees often due to not enough money in the budget. We very seldom go on field trips. The staff cares about the students very much although. The staff also genuinely cares about each other most times. Administration although has an issue with being on the same page for disciplinary actions.

I was highly disappointed working at Compass Rose (Manor). Management was not very warming to their teachers. Consistent changes which lead to a lot of inconsistency. No room for improvement if a classroom technique was needed to be implemented. Your turn around time was 7 days to implement the change. Which is not ideal for a teacher to implement in a classroom with a 7 day turnaround. Long work days which lead to burn out and exhaustion. 7:15-5:15 is a extremely long day for students and teachers .

Working here is truly a rewarding experience; the lead team, managers, and network consistently provide care and assistance throughout the year. Teamwork, collaboration, and support are part of our daily routine, creating a nurturing environment for both teachers and students.

We are fortunate to have an amazing community that welcomes everyone, and I appreciate the respect, commitment, and professionalism that define our team. Together, we believe in the potential of every student to succeed and thrive, and we work diligently each day to ensure that happens for our amazing students.



The school is a great place to work, I have learned so much in my experience and with my colleagues. Despite the challenges of the job, I learned to love it every day as I enjoyed seeing my students grow, progress in their learning, and willingness to change. I saw how these students had changed and developed their abilities and skills.  The hardest part of the job is doing van duty because of teaching loads and other school responsibilities that drain your system. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Elementary school teacher 23 salaries reported	$66,244 per year
Teacher 12 salaries reported	$67,141 per year
Special education teacher 12 salaries reported	$62,425 per year
Substitute teacher 26 salaries reported	$151 per day
High school teacher 21 salaries reported	$64,060 per year

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