Looking for a different route for your walk? Head over to U of A campus, starting at the end of…read moreUniversity Blvd. Spring flowers are all in bloom, looks and smells great! Beautiful campus.

The University of Arizona was founded in 1885. The…read moreUniversity is known for its outstanding research program, especially in the space sciences. The University mascot is the Wildcat. The University offers online classes as well as attending the University on site.

Wonderful teachers, kids, and parent community! Our daughter has been at Strauss since she was 6…read moremonths and we are so please (she is now 3). The teachers are so responsive, kind, and creative! We are so thankful that Strauss is our life!

Strauss is wonderful. Both our kids have had great experiences there. Every teacher they have have…read morebeen amazing. We started our older kid out at a different preschool before the pandemic and Strauss is a million times better than the other place she went.

Love everyone at Birdhouse Yarns! They are not only extremely helpful at choosing yarn, but also…read moreencouraging (even if you're not the best knitter like me). Tina and Caroline do a fabulous yarn dying class every month that is very fun and inspiring. Also tons of great groups to practice your knitting or crocheting.

I was referred here as a great place for fellow crafters. They had an extensive collection of yarn…read moreand even had locally dyed options. The staff member showed me around the whole store and explained all of their options. They were very knowledgeable and friendly. They also have groups that meet up to crochet or knit together. Dedicated parking lot and a way bigger selection than I expected.

During the school year, students are assigned approximately one hour of homework each night, along…read morewith weekly homework packets. At the beginning of the school year, my grandmother passed away, and during that horrible time I asked for support to help keep my son on track with his assignments. I was told to rely on his communication notebook, but felt that wasn't enough given the circumstances. Near the end of the final trimester, I was informed that my son was at risk of failing math. I was frustrated because this was the first time I had been made aware that he was struggling. I was told there had not been any concerns before then and that he should begin attending student hours. Earlier communication (in addition to seeing some poor grades in cj which only suggested that we implement new study habits) would have allowed us to address the issue before it became so serious. Parent teacher conferences were unhelpful. Unfortunately, attending student hours was also challenging. If a student arrives even a FEW minutes late, they are not permitted to join because it would "disrupt" the ongoing session. The morning drop-off procedures can be difficult to navigate, as the gates are opened on a very strict schedule. On one occasion, I had to park and walk my son into school before 7:30 a.m., and by the time we reached student hours we were only a couple of minutes late. He was not allowed to attend. Ironically, had it been 7:31 a.m., I could have used the drive-through drop-off instead but would have been late to student hours. There were also several school policies that made the experience more difficult for our family. Students were not allowed to play tag on the playground, school lunches were not provided, and the after-school program was very costly even with scholarship.

So far so good. Our kinder experience at Basis Tucson Primary has been a lot better than our prek…read moreexperience at Leman Academy. The school strongly emphasizes academics and kids are given letter/percentage grades like high schools do. Yes there's pressure but nothing we can't handle so far. My complaints: 1. De-prioritization of physical activity. You have to put your child in an after school club (more money) for dance, bowling, and other movement-based activities. I had the opportunity to volunteer to help with hot lunch once. I learned a lot. Like just how short lunch is; it explained why my daughter was hungry but had uneaten food in her lunch last semester. Volunteering has opened my eyes and I started packing her lunches a little differently 2. It's a charter school so they have to raise money. However, the fundraiser updates in the app are ridiculous. Class vs class, grade vs grade. Everyone hurry and donate before the deadline...use the AZ tax credit...oh the deadline has been extended so you can donate more (no surprise) None of the issues I mentioned are major to me. Why? Because my kindergartener is reading, can read digital and analog clocks, she can add double-digit numbers, etc but her friends who are in 1st and 2nd grade in TUSD schools aren't there yet. The academic advantage Basis provides is unparalleled without attending an expensive private school But there are pros and cons to each school and I've included a couple for potential parents considering the school

The Northwest campus has been home to my daughter for the last 2.5 years. I cannot say enough good…read morethings about this school. The teachers have been amazing! She finished up her senior year earlier than expected, and still the teachers and staff email her to check in and see how she is doing. They TRULY care about their students. I could go on forever with all the praises I have for them.

My son tried traditional school and struggled. Then during covid we tried online and he lacked…read morediscipline in that area. Edge provides an environment which allows self- paced work, flexible assignment due dates and also the one- on- one in case the student needs assistance. It's also a shorter day. I give 5 stars because the principal went out of his way to go above and beyond on many occasions and one particular math teacher exceeded our expectations more than once, and shows they really care about your student succeeding. They will go to great lengths to ensure your child gets everything they need. Although they are extremely liberal and focus a lot on "political correctness", the staff is mostly understanding of all backgrounds and because of its small size, they can stay on top of bullying complaints and do their best to keep everyone focused. If your child has trouble focusing with the longer school days, needs some help but can work independently, has trouble with time management, or has things like special medical issues/ an afternoon job/ a kid, or other things that could hinder their graduation, this is a school that will help them succeed

This where the University of Arizona Swim and Dive teams work out. Also, there are a lot of swim…read moreprograms, but Ford Aquatics is one of the best in the country. The Tucson Dive Team works out here too. Pools are great but the locker rooms have a little to be desired. There are rumors that some day they will be upgraded.

I enjoyed my experience at Empire Beauty School, especially because of my teachers, Ms. Marissa and…read moreMs. Michelle. They've been supportive, knowledgeable, and always willing to help us learn and improve. I do wish our kits included more advanced products and supplies, especially for services like dermaplaning, wax, lamination, and lash lift. Having more professional level products and tools would have given us more opportunities to use them outside of school and after graduation. Overall I feel I received a good education and feel prepared to enter the field.

Empire Beauty School is a great place to learn! The instructors are supportive, encouraging, and…read morealways willing to help if I needed the extra guidance. I liked that there was a stronger focus on practical training so that students can grow their skills through the repetition and not just theory. The environment was welcoming and the entire staff showed that they generally cared about each of our success! From start (the school tour and finances) to finish (program and instructors), I am happy I chose Empire Beauty School to guide me and help me start my career!

I love Campus Tutoring. If I even feel the slightest bit doubtful about an upcoming exam I head in…read morefor some extra help. You'd better be prepared to sit, listen, and take notes for the full 2 or 3 hours if you want it to be worthwhile. Since they have been doing exam reviews for so long they have acquired previous exams from teachers and possible questions for upcoming exams to help you do the best you can! The tutor is so knowledgable and is able to lecture on everything from Econ (which he has saved my grade in) to Spanish to Eller entrance exams! They are able to cram an entire month's worth (or more) of material in to a few hours and make it make sense. I wish all of my classes were like this! If you're the least bit worried about an upcoming exam, be here! The 20 or 25 dollars you'll spend will be worth it when you see that A on your graded test!

I just finished up my freshman year at Indiana University and used the "B or Better" program…read morethrough CTS to help me better understand and get through finite. I had no prior knowledge of finite before taking it this year and would not have done near as well as I did had I not done this program. I went to class everyday and went to tutoring three times a week for 50minutes. I learned the material much better in one 50minute session of tutoring than I did in two class periods. The tutors at CTS take time to make sure their students understand the material and give plenty of practice problems that you do not get just attending class. The exam reviews were extremely helpful and covered all the material that was on my exams. I finished with a B+ in this course and would not have had I not enrolled in this program. It is a great investment and I highly suggest it.

My son Robert entered his junior year of high school this year. He has been able to maintain a 4.0…read morethroughout but we realized that this would be one of his most challenging years. (A little background info is that during Robert's freshman year in Algebra I, his teacher was dismissed toward the end of his second semester. He spent his last 2 months without an instructor.) We were concerned at the beginning of this year that maintaining an A in Algebra 2 and a 4.0 might be really challenging considering the past. We requested info on a tutor from his daily math teacher. We were referred to Alex Couch. This has been an absolutely wonderful experience for my son. Ms. Couch thoroughly explained the expectation of her tutoring sessions. It has helped in so many ways. Not only are the topics explained and practiced, but there is time set aside for questions and any additional help needed. My son has had the opportunity to go over homework and test reviews. Most important to us, is that he is confident going into his tests! We are now moving into the end of the semester and my son has a 101 in his Algebra 2 class. We are so thankful to Ms. Couch and would highly recommend her services. We will be continuing on with her during our son's second semester.

From the owner: At Alex Couch Math Tutoring, we specialize in transforming students from moments of math…read morefrustration into a world of math confidence. If your teen currently; Spends hours frustrated at home doing their math work Dreads going to math because they find it confusing Doesn’t know where to start when it comes to studying Comes home devastated because they earned poor marks on a test I'm a certified high school math teacher with 7 years of experience teaching and tutoring. If you want your teen to: Feel more confident in their problem solving abilities Have the skills to attack unfamiliar problems on exams Create a solid foundation in mathematics Get help from a certified professional Then this is where I can help you! Give me a call today and we can schedule a free consultation to and discuss how I can help your teen turn things around in their math class. I've got a limited time offer for new students. Give me a call today so you can take advantage of this special offer and help your teen start enjoying their math class again!