raw test scores, while above the DISD average, were far below Lakewood's. Rice had earned three of five distinctions from the Texas Education Agency (TEA). While many low income schools have a lot of teacher turnover, Rice, as of 2016, has an average teacher tenure of 23.3 years. Thelma Elizabeth Page Richardson Elementary School is located in Pleasant Grove. Named after a teacher, it opened in 2013. Oran M. Roberts Elementary School is located in the Fair Park area. The previous campus closed in 2012 with a new campus opening in August 2013. The former school building was demolished. Dan D. Rogers Elementary School Edna Rowe Elementary School John W. Runyon Elementary School Clinton P. Russell Elementary School Arturo Salazar Elementary School Julian T. Saldivar Elementary School San Jacinto Elementary School is in Pleasant Grove. In 2012 it had an official capacity of 551, but it had 690 enrolled students. Callejo Elementary opened in 2012 to relieve it. REAL School Gardens, a Fort Worth company, installed a school garden circa 2015. Alex Sanger Preparatory School School for the Talented and Gifted in Pleasant Grove Seagoville Elementary School is in Seagoville, and also serves the Dallas County portion of Combine. Seagoville North Elementary School is in Seagoville. It was scheduled to open in 2012, due to an increasing population in Seagoville. Ascher Silberstein Elementary School Larry G. Smith Elementary School Solar Preparatory School for Boys Solar Preparatory School for Girls Celestino Mauricio Soto Jr. Elementary School - In addition to serving sections of Dallas, it serves a part of Cockrell Hill. J.P. Starks Elementary School (also J. P. Starks Math, Science and Technology Vanguard) is in East Oak Cliff. Leslie A. Stemmons Elementary School Stevens Park Elementary School Jill Stone Elementary School at Vickery Meadow is in Vickery Midtown (formerly Vickery Meadow). Stone Elementary includes two main buildings, with one including the administrative offices, the media center, and several classrooms and the other including common areas and public function facilities, and modular classroom buildings with individual telephone and toilet facilities. The two story main Stone building has outdoor stairwells and faces an inner courtyard. Jayne Noble Suhler of The Dallas Morning News said "[i]n a neighborhood of apartments, [Stone Elementary] fits right in[...]" Vickery Meadows Elementary School opened as the first school in Vickery Meadow; in 2005 it was renamed Jill Stone Elementary School at Vickery Meadow. When it opened, Vickery