AWESOME school! dual-language program, college bound, no excuses university!…read more I love it and so do my kids!

Kyrene school district is graded A and it also has dual language programs (English & Spanish). The…read moreteachers and front desk staff welcome us with smiles each time. Kyrene de los Ninos is located in a quiet neighborhood and it has a nice big playground.

Thankful that a school like this exists, in today's world of public high schools which are churning…read moreout uneducated graduates. This school is rigorous. The homework is substantial, the tests and quizzes are challenging, and the teachers expect a lot from the kids. It's not easy to get into this school (lottery and waiting lists) but it's every bit worth the effort. My kids will both graduate from here probably more capable than I was when I graduated college. The teachers are available virtually ANY time for tutoring, and the staff and parents group are both above excellent. Glad I found this school, and you will be too.

This school is not a good school to go to there's a lot of fights and problems at school and all…read morethe teachers do is take them out of school for 3 days DONT TAKE YOUR KIDS HERE!!!!!

My friend sister was physically assaulted by a male student 3 TIMES! she came to the principal to…read moreinform him of the incident and SIMPLY said BECAUSE HE DIDN'T SEE IT HE CAN'T DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT! He then proceeded to assault her again after hand. Still NOTHING WAS DONE! If a student is speaking up LISTEN and take the accusation seriously! This is how we prevent further incidents to happen! This is not the first time I have heard that things have been brought up to the office or principal and nothing was done! This is highly unprofessional and highly inappropriate as nothing is being done to protect the kids! The kids safety is priority and it's obvious that this so called "principle" DOES NOT CARE! If nothing is taken care of this issue will be brought up to the school district!

School has a massive mold issue. We toured and it was practically falling apart and stunk. The…read moreentire experience was off-putting.

worst school ever I tried to play sports and they wouldn't allow me to, my mental health destroyed…read moredon't go their u will be sorry

Excellent school. A raining school, academically and sports. Football field is great along with the…read moreteam, cheer, and band.

Shower Review - Marcos de Niza (Arizona) - Male Locker Room…read more * Layout & Facilities: Large locker room with 897 lockers and 48 shower heads. Plenty of capacity, but entry into the shower area requires a big step, which could be tricky for some. * Water Controls: Two-valve system: * Bottom valve = hot * Top valve = cold Temperature balance is inconsistent -- water can suddenly spike hot or cold before leveling out. Score: 3/10 for temperature control. * Water Quality: Water feels sharp -- high pressure or mineral-heavy. Not the most comfortable but tolerable. Score: 7/10. * Lighting & Design: Dim lighting, which might make visibility low in the early morning or late evening. The floor has diagonal grooves in the concrete, which help with water drainage -- a smart feature for safety and cleanliness. * Overall Rating: 6/10 Functional with solid capacity and thoughtful drainage design, but brought down by temperature inconsistency, harsh water feel, and poor lighting.

This is hands-down the best preschool in the Tempe area. The director (Sally) is unbelievable...she…read moreis kind, helpful, exceptional at communication, the list goes on. You can tell that the teachers truly love children. It is such a wonderful community. They have also taken the health and safety of children and families seriously during COVID...they have concrete safety plans in place and do everything possible to make sure everyone stays healthy. I can't think of a better place to send my child.

I currently have 2 children at Dayspring Preschool and Kindergarten. My oldest child has attended…read moreDayspring for 4 years and I could not have chosen a better place for him. Due to the amazingly qualified and nurturing teachers, I have watched my son blossom into a confident, independent learner. My daughter is in her 2nd year at Dayspring and is having an equally great experience. The teachers have worked with us and have been so patient with her individual needs and challenges. The communication has been extremely open and has been with all of the teachers over the years. Our family has literally experienced every class offered at Dayspring from Parent-tot to Kindergarten and I have only praises for the school, its educators, and the administration.

My son has been going to the school for a while now and we are so thrilled to be a part of it. They…read morefocus on education a lot more enjoyable for children to attend school and I love that-- school doesn't have to be the worst place in the world to go to. I'm glad my son's getting an amazing education from amazing teachers and all the support that he gets.

Not the greatest curriculum or teachers. They try and act professional in the worst way possible,…read morealways trying to make the school look good instead of the actual programs instead. Most the teachers can actually teach well while others teach like they are only doing this just as a side job. All the good teachers who can actually make you understand the subject well and encourage people to actually take them serious all left. In general the school is only good if its the closest school to you.

If your child has disabilities they WILL NOT get the support and assistance justifiably needed for…read moretheir educational needs. I would NEVER recommend a parent taking their child or children to Kyrene Middle School if they have disabilities. I've been fighting them since 6th grade to do an Evaluation on my child who has been medically diagnosed with Autisim and other disabilities through a psychologist and other professionals who can diagnose disabilities. Barely able to finally get them to evaluate my child during this year as a 7th grader. However as per IDEA act of 2004 the school and district did not comply with the laws and complete the Evaluation in the appropriate time frame. I had to file a complaint with the Az Education School Board. My child has been through so much this year and we've had to attend so many meetings both for their 504 Plan and for trying to attain an IEP. Last but not least An Individual Education Evaluation was done on my child by an outside party not associated with the Kyrene School district and paid for by the district. Hoping this Evaluation would help to attain my child an IEP. My child has once again been denied. We've had 3 instances where we've been told by staff at KMS that my child may have medical diagnoses of disabilities, but educationally it is not prevalent. Yet my child struggles yearly and without her parents being on top of them their grades would be F or Ds. 3 meetings this year we have been told my child is not eligible for an IEP and only Eligible for an 504 Plan because the needs of my child are better met through the 504. I wish this were true, but staff are not held accountable and plenty of staff I feel are just there for a pay check and do not want to put the extra effort in to help students with special needs. Children with special needs seem to consistently fall through the cracks, especially if their higher functioning. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILD TO KYRENE IF THEY HAVE DISABILITIES. THE STRUGGLE IS REAL AS HAS BEEN WITH OUR CASE.

This has been the worst public school experience imaginable. The school's complete disregard for my…read moreson's needs and disabilities speaks volumes about their indifference to students. They allowed him to be relentlessly bullied, leading to anxiety so severe he had to start medication--and even suffered an allergic reaction to this medication. Their only concern was an empty seat not his well being. Despite his struggles, Mrs. McIntyre denied him an IEP, claiming he was in advanced classes so that disqualified him, only offering minimal support through a 504 plan after significant delay (requested July, had a meeting in September, didn't get a copy until November with an October date listed as the start date.) The final straw was the tragic loss of another student to bullying, underscoring the school's failure to address serious issues. We had no choice but to pull our child out. This school will destroy both your child's well-being and your peace of mind. Please don't subject your children to this environment. We took it to the district level and were met with promises of getting in touch but silence once again. I wasn't told about a "bully packet" until the school resource officer told us after we withdrew our child from the school.