This school has been a very positive feature of my 2 grandsons. They started in first grade and now…read morethe oldest is graduating this year with straight A's and a full scholarship to college. Counselors worked with him and encouraged and guided him all the way. The younger is in 10th grade and every year so far has been a positive experience for him as well. One is a scholar the other not so much, but both of them have benefited from their experiences at imagine and now prep. I went to the high school orientation and was very impressed with their goals and plans for the students. Just can't say enough about positive results they have gotten and continue to get with two very different children. I love the small classes and attention children receive both scholastic and emotionally. Leadership is encouraged but the average child is also encouraged to be the best they can be socially and scholastically.

Imagine Prep Superstition is a horrible school if you expect them to protect your children. My…read moredaughter started there this past school year and was sexually assaulted well per the law because the boy did not go into her pants just assault. A boy at the school in her same grade but they had different classes came up to her at lunch and told her "let me see your dick" and proceeded to touch her in her vagina area with her clothes on. She was in shock and embarrassed she quickly moved away. She called me and was crying hysterically where I couldn't even understand her. She got home and explained what had happened. That night I emailed the principal which of course I received no response. The next morning my husband, my daughter and I went to the school to speak with someone to report this and see what they were going to go about this. The assistant principal told us she was going to investigate and that they had zero tolerance for this behavior and that she would call me back later that day, she promised that if we left our daughter there she would be safe and this kid would stay away from her. Later that day she called me back and stated that the students that she spoke with did not see anything which she did not even get statements from all students which my daughter said were there and on the video you couldn't see anything as well BUT she had a copy made for the police if I wished to proceed with that route. She had found out during her investigation that a lot of their students there were hitting each other in their private areas. It was a game that the students were playing. I explained that's not a game my child would partake in, we have taught her way better then that. She said she's not saying that was the case and that she's not saying what happened to my daughter didn't happen but she has no evidence to proceed with this supposed zero tolerance that she told me about. She then stated that she spoke with all of the students and told them if this happens they will be suspended. I'm on the phone thinking BUT I THOUGHT YOU HAD ZERO TOLERANCE? Now this doesn't make sense. My husband, oldest daughter and daughter that this happened to went to the Apache Junction police department filed a police report # 210830010. While they were there the police officer stated that have other accusations from that school. I was then contacted by a detective 4 days later and the school now told him that they no longer have the video. I told the detective, I was told they had a copy for the police and now it's gone. I'm sorry but that seems too suspicious. Now it has turned into a he said, she said situation so of course no charges can be filed. The detective apologized for not being able to do anything and said if any witnesses will step forward he will proceed. I have since pulled my daughter from this school and enrolled her into another school, because I'm sorry they must have things going on there that they're trying to cover up and my daughter will not be hurt again. I would like to warn others, talk to your children and let them know it is not ok! They need to speak up and make people/schools held accountable for their actions. Also, I hope this story is shared so this school will start holding themselves to a better standard and protect the child that they are supposed to!

Ready for another exciting season of soccer. Everyone looks like they are in good shape and ready…read moreto play. Then at halftime, Hank ran on to the field. He was wearing a skin colored body suite. He started running around yelling something about a skateboard. He smells. I recommend AJUSD. I do not recommend Hank.

This is specifically for the AJ Transportation Department. I contacted their office twice, spoke to…read moredispatch and the transportation director. Complained about a bus, #73 that sits at a school idling for at least two hours every day. Wow, a school district that actually has the discretionary budget to burn that much fuel. And not to mention, paying a driver and bus attendant to sit idle for that time as well. Sure hope this gets out there and maybe someone will put it to an end. This is a big waste of taxpayers money.

My experience with Avalon has been amazing. They treat their students like family. Both my son and…read moredaughter have both been given the same opportunities as all of the other students. My daughters teachers that she has had and has have been super supportive with her and understanding. I couldn't have asked for better teacher's for my kids.

This school is jus bad this is the worst school i wrist school ever it's jus a bad school really…read morepoor if you want to put your child is this school don't

I just moved to Arizona because my husband got a new job. He has epilepsy so I drive him. I've come…read moreto the park across the street from this school/daycare to bird watch, enjoy my breakfast, and do my remote work on my phone during the day while my husband works. It's such a beautiful park and I had great positivity enjoying this space UNTIL some absolute weirdo from this school called the police on me accusing me of watching the children. WOW. This park btw is full of people hanging out in their cars but also enjoying the park. The school has security. I have really enjoyed this park and this area but it creeps me out that someone THAT'S BEEN WATCHING ME called the cops to tell them I've been watching them. You need help lady, leave people alone. Karma is real. People like this are the problem in the world when I can't even enjoy a public park without being WATCHED and reported.

They're more advanced in technology now that their school is so ghetto they need multiple systems…read moreto ensure students are actually learning and not vaping in the bathrooms, fighting at lunch and passing periods, and bringing weapons.

This is one of the most amazing private Christian schools in the east valley. If you would like to…read morehave your children be somewhere that you are allowed to pray and learn what it means to love others the way Christ loved people then this is the place for you. Very affordable and the administration has a definite heart for children. This school is also accredited so it will help when your kids plan to go to college or university. There are many grants available that can help with tuition if needed. I'm so excited to have my 7th grader excited to be going to this school.

From the owner: Mesa Christian Academy is a small private Christian school that services students in grades K-12…read more Our program is very individualized and we aim to meet each child at their level and help them to succeed. Our program works well for students who are gifted and advanced, challenged in some areas, and everyone in between. Contact us today to set up a tour.

Literally they care abt nothing but grades and don't care about people's mental health and the only…read morereason I give it 1 star because some of the teachers are good

All sports at Schools , should encourage players , motivate each player , respect and do not play…read morefavoritism . Mostly of the schools coaches think they are Mark Jackson or Gregg Popovich , Schools always concern about prevention of suicide , depression , drugs etc and sports are the best option . But bad behaviors from coaches can destroy a kid , teen moral and self confidence .

Great school!!!!! They really look after the needs of their students. Great environment!!! This my…read moresound bias but this school is truly amazing. Parents, don't hesitate to look into Red Mountain High School.

For the safety of families and students, RMHS needs to seriously reconsider how graduation seating…read moreand crowd management are handled moving forward. It is unfortunate to have to leave this review because graduation should be a positive and memorable experience for families. However, after attending our son's graduation last night, we left extremely concerned about the environment and overall organization of the event. When we arrived, we attempted to find seating in the bleachers as two parents simply hoping to watch our last child graduate from high school. Despite arriving hours before, we could not find even 2 seats together because large sections were being "saved" by individuals holding dozens of seats for extended family members who had not yet arrived and many never did. Leaving empty seats. Such a shame. This created unnecessary tension throughout the stands and contributed to an environment that grew increasingly hostile as the event approached. We personally witnessed, and were victims of, verbal confrontations, aggressive behavior, and foul language exchanged between attendees over seating disputes. What should have been a meaningful celebration instead became stressful and uncomfortable for many families. The poor behavior of these "adults" is on them, but the root cause is on RMHS. The presence of significant security and police staffing made it clear that the school anticipated potential problems. That alone should signal the need for a better preventative approach rather than relying primarily on security to respond "after" tensions escalate. Most of the other large schools have implemented systems that reduce conflict and improve safety, and RMHS should strongly consider similar measures. Possible solutions could include: * Reserved or ticketed seating for "immediate" family * Clearly designated overflow seating for extended family and guests * Policies limiting or eliminating large-scale seat saving No parent should struggle to find 2 seats to watch their child graduate because of avoidable crowd management issues. The good news is there is time to improve this before the class of 2027 takes the field. I sincerely hope RMHS takes the concerns raised by multiple families seriously and works proactively to create a safer, more organized, and more positive experience moving forward. You do not have the luxury to bury your head in the sand now. Change your mindset and be proactive instead of reactive. You, the administration, tout that safety of your RMHS community is a top priority, it's time to walk the walk.

This school is the best school for my kids! My kids have been attending IEM for the last 8 years…read moreand they have strong Academics, Character and Leadership!

My son and I were really excited to go to this school considering it is across the street from our…read morehome. He was being teased for playing with a little girl and after so many days, he defended himself saying to his friend "girls are dogs and dogs drink out of toilet bowls" When I picked my son up from school he was crying, devastated, saying that he got written up. He told me what happened and what was said. We talked why he did it and why it wasn't ok. The teacher messaged me on class dojo explaining what happened and that my son was very honest with her immediately, she talked to him and she could tell he was genuinely sorry. That he chose to make a difference by writing an assignment on anti bullying, I explained that he was sorry and the he said he wouldn't do it again..and that was the end of the discussion. I though it was over and dealt with until I picked my son up the next day and he was devastated crying AGAIN.....Nobody there with him to explain why he's so upset. He told me that he had to stay in a room and eat his lunch while writing an assignment on what Sousa's Expectations are from him, for using unkind words AND then had to sit on a bench for recess while everyone else got to play! That was his punishment for the rest of the week! Mind you, nobody ever informed me of him getting this kind of treatment!! I thought it was dealt with the day before! When I called the school to understand the situation both the principal secretary and principal were incredibly rude to me, pretty much called me a liar at one point. The principal said things like "you must feel like you guys are higher and above everyone else to think he shouldn't get this kind of punishment" (even tho my son was the only one punished in this "incident") and "if he was using kind words, he wouldn't be in this situation" instead of trying to make the situation better and being on the same page. It was their way or find another school! This school since then has deleted my reviews and won't even reply back to my emails. I've never dealt with something like this before and wouldn't wish it on anyone. The lack of respect is unreal. It was the first time he was ever in trouble! The punishment was too harsh for something so small. I was understanding the first day but it is not ok to treat any child this way and/or any parent for that matter. I have gotten plenty of advice from plenty of mothers and also see other ratings that state almost the same things to know my feelings are also justified and that this is not ok and they are perfectly fine with showing they DO NOT CARE! We no longer go to this school! Shame on Sousa Elementary School!!

We are fans of Sousa Elementary School. It is run very well, is clean, and has great staff and…read moreteachers. The principal even knows my daughter by name, and not because she is a trouble maker. The curriculum is standard but the school has great academic recognition for programs like math masters and word wise club for the students. My only lil complaint is that they seem to have a 'no policy' policy towards lice. Ick. A special shout-out goes to the librarian (Siack?) for her ability to hunt down books that my daughter requests. Thanks!