This is the best school I have ever been to,all the teachers are really nice and friendly, but I…read moregot to say my favorite teacher was Mr.Smith, I mean he was really funny and he was a fun teacher to have.i really recommend this school to everyone.

Even though we live just barely in Mesa we drive our children to school because we are so impressed…read morewith the school. The school has uniforms which we absolutely love as well as a high dress standard which I think helps the kids many of which come from rough backgrounds feel good about themselves. The pace program which is set up for kids that are exceptional learners is another reason why this school is the place for our children to attend. We have gotten to know the teachers and principal personally and we feel lucky that we have such gifted professional teachers working with our children. The atmosphere and ideals that are being taught along with the push for students to be responsible for their own progression as well as beginning from Kindergarten through 5 grade to encourage the kids to get ready and excited about going to college is a unique concept.

My child was lost 4 times for pickup. Limijoco is terrible she does not communicate properly and is…read morevery passive aggressive. We transferred immediately. I love the principal but her teacher was not my cup of tea.

Absolutely the worst school my son has ever attended. He was bullied the entire year and then was…read moreturned into the bad guy. Was suspended based off whatever the bully would say to get my son into trouble. No adult proof ever. Even with their 504 plan I have my son in they didn't help him whatsoever. Now because of them I cannot get my son into another school in the district we live in. As a single mother this is beyond frustrating and hurtful, they would never help or listen. The staff is beyond lazy they cannot deal with difficult children in any manner. So what my 10 year old doesn't get a chance to prove himself?? I chose this school based off the rating and reviews and it was the WORST decision I have ever made for my son and because of last year he now struggles from it and NO ONE HELPS YOU EVER. They don't listen. They do NOT CARE. I have never dealt with other parents with their self entitlement bs than I have with this school and it's disgusting.

We have 2 boys currently in Entz Elementary and we love it here! It's been rated as "A" by Arizona…read moreas well. By boys made amazing progress here. A precious review said it's set up as a prison but I don't find that to be true at all. It's built with multiple building and fencing around the perimeter to keep the kids safe...and this day in age that's a big plus!! Dr Reid is the school principal and my boys love him. He takes the drop off and pick up zone pretty serious- so follow the rules and directions for that area or you'll find him tapping your window glass ha ha! Mr. Trout and Mr. Todd are awesome and my kids really look forward to fist bumping or high "fiveing" them every chance they get. We had a great experience with Mrs Woods, Mrs McDonald and Mrs Cirqua. Mrs Greer is new so I think I would cut her some slack but I feel like she shouldn't be teaching kindergarten-she doesn't have the patience or endurance for that age and needs an older classroom level. We're looking forward to many more years at Entz!

This school enables bully's, I've had my children in this school from kindergarten to 6th grade…read more Only teacher I have loved is Mrs. Coble in 1st grade (you can see through her teaching and her actions that she loves her job and takes pride in it). Other wise, the teachers don't support your children in there specific needs, they definitely play favorites in treating some children better than others. My 4th grader (female) was threatened with sexu@l @ssault by another 4th grade (male) and he was with-held some recess but never switched out of my child's class or held accountable otherwise!.. My neighbor that just moved in had her daughter in the school for 3 days and from the 1st day there was a group of girls bullying her, nothing was done. So she switched her back to her prior school! Keep your children out if this school.

Looking for a school for a young one? Choose this school without any hesitation!…read moreI love this school, As growing up at this school has been some of the best memories of my life.

The ONLY reason my review is 4 out of 5 is because of how congested the area is for drop off and…read morepick up time. This school is huge and so nice. Office staff is friendly and helpful, principal is doing a stellar job, and my daughter just loves attending this school! I'm so excited to get her into Kindness club and Principal's Academy later down the line. Oh and the renovations administration did over the summer are are just awesome! My daughter avoided the bathrooms at her old school but came home raving about ARE's

As a parent of a current student, I wanted to share our honest experience because school choice is…read moresuch a deeply personal decision. Before enrolling at this school, our son attended a public charter school where he experienced severe bullying and struggled daily in overcrowded classrooms. He would come home emotionally defeated and anxious. Making the decision to switch to this private school was truly life-changing for our child. The difference has been night and day. Our son is now happy, confident, and feels safe at school again. His mental health, emotional well-being, and overall outlook have improved in ways we honestly hoped for but weren't sure were possible. I also want to note that we drive 30 minutes each way because of the positive environment and support our son receives here. In our experience, the school has been welcoming, attentive, and focused on the students' well-being. The administration and staff have been supportive, communicative, and genuinely invested in creating a safe and nurturing learning environment. For our family, choosing this school has been one of the best decisions we have made for our child's safety, confidence, and overall happiness.

We currently have kids at Summit in both the elementary and middle school, and I can honestly say…read moreit's been one of the best decisions we've made for our family. When we were school hunting, one of our biggest non-negotiables were class size and teacher engagement and Summit delivers on both. The classrooms are thoughtfully set up for different learning styles, and the teachers truly know how to meet kids where they are. If a student isn't fully understanding an assignment the teachers work hard to offer solutions. There's individual support, check-ins, and a lot of patience. At the same time, if a child is ready for more of a challenge, the teachers are quick to extend their learning. For example, my child is currently receiving accelerated math assignments to keep her moving forward. One of the things that impressed me most is how many staff members actually know my kids (and me!) personally. Not just their core teachers, but many adults on campus know them by name, stop to talk to them, and seem invested in who they are. The culture at Summit feels collaborative instead of competitive. Kindness is modeled (PEAK to Achieve), different cultures are celebrated, and you can really tell the kids are genuinely happy to be there. It's the kind of environment where kids can grow socially and academically without feeling like they have to "fit in." Both of my children were anxious about starting at a new school, and they were welcomed with open arms. Academically, I appreciate Summit's philosophy...it's not just what they teach, it's how they teach. Critical thinking is encouraged, homework is intentional (not pages of busywork), and there are plenty of enrichment opportunities for kids to explore beyond the standard curriculum. Honestly, all you have to do is take a tour with Kyle to see the joy and magic that's happening on campus on any given day. Social-emotional learning is also a real priority. Like any school, kids will have conflicts sometimes, but what I've seen at Summit is that teachers step in and help facilitate productive, positive resolutions. They're teaching skills that will be useful far beyond elementary and middle school. We recently had a situation like this, and my daughter's teacher worked with the children directly and then followed up with an email to explain what happened and how it was addressed. That level of communication and care means a lot. And the extracurriculars? There are so many options. From no-cut sports to an award winning robotics club, kids have plenty of opportunities to try new things after school and maybe even find their passion. My daughters are both involved in sports and have had the best time. It's not only about winning championships (though Summit does that well too) but it's also about learning teamwork, leadership, and how to show up for others. I also wanted to extend a special thank you to the Head of School, Mr. Wald. My kids absolutely adore him. He's kind, engaging, and makes school fun and welcoming in a way that really matters. If you peek into his office, you'll likely see kids hanging out with him! He's also brought exciting programs to the school, and a few favorites have been Walks With Wald and the Teacher Internship Program. His level of dedication to the school is admirable. One last big thing to note: we commute 30 minutes each way to Summit. While I do sometimes wish we lived closer, I'd drive an hour each way if I had to. My kids don't ever want to miss school and that says everything.

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.

Our Son's football team played against them and we decided to attend the game. The visitor's side…read moreof the football field was old and antiquated....and the parking lot is far from the field...at least the one we parked in. However, we were super impressed with their marching band. They perform better than most marching bands in college....and their halftime show with the cheer squad, flag, and other performers was simply awesome. Everyone from our school was blown away....well done kids!

An amazing place for my 2 kids to have experienced! They were both more than ready for kindergarten…read moreand learned so much more. I highly recommend this place to any parents looking for an enriching program.

We researched and visited many schools, before deciding to enroll our daughter at Rover. We loved…read morethe friendliness and openness of the staff. The office staff and principle all (Laura and Dr Eley) took the time to answer our questions about enrollment, and we were very appreciated as not all schools were as welcoming. Our child has attended Rover since kinder (now in 2nd). One of the things that I loved about Rover was the balanced curriculum. They place a lot of focus on academics, but also offer music, computer, gardening club, etc. So far, all of the teachers have been wonderful and really willing to work with us to get the best education for our child. I also love that the PTA has an active group, and they really do a lot to help the school.

We love Rover! Both of my children attended Rover where they excelled academically and emotionally…read moredue, in large part, to the commitment of teachers and staff to students. Rover is known for its amazing music program, Project Based Learning, yearly Musical and wonderful events and activities that draw in families and the surrounding community. Rover really strives to meet the needs of students academically, socially and emotionally.