6th grade band concert tonight. They will be playing Sabre dance, The Monster Under The Bed, Sousa…read moreFavorites. Band director- Lauren Raby.

Excellent middle school, I might be heavily biased because I went here but I liked it. Some classes…read moreI took here were harder and more demanding then high school or college.

We love that Green Fields supports the whole child- strong academics, arts and sports, field trips,…read moretime outside, social development, an emphasis on communication and problem solving. Green Fields is as close to perfect as we could hope for. We want our two children to be educated as human beings; we expect a lot from them while giving them all of our love and support- Green Fields does the same thing. Our kids are being prepared for life and for college, thank you Green Fields

I love Green Fields! This is an amazing private school! My daughter loves this school is learning…read moreat her own pace, loves school, and is so happy. Thanks to the private school vouchers I can have my daughter attend with very little cost! This is the best school!

A Vail School District High School that is well organized and highly structured for the student…read more They're Staff are all courteous, helpful and easy to talk with.

The teachers are incredibly loving and nurturing at Tucson Waldorf. My Grandson came from a well…read moreknown high academic achieving middle school. He was very unhappy and stressed out . He actually started not liking school. I'm so grateful I was able to get him in to Tucson Waldorf. He loves going to school and is happy there. These teachers genuinely really care about your child's feelings. Tucson Waldorf helps parents raise happy, loving children with high self -esteem.

Waldorf kids are happy. My kids are happy. Being happy builds confidence. Confidence allows people…read moreto do well at what they try. Therefore Waldorf is for me. You can frame your kids' standardized test scores on your fridge, I will frame the pictures my kids draw for me on mine. See you at the finish line.

Good amount of food the ambiance is chaotic but livable a reliable lunch that stays the sameread more

This school is unacceptable, they didn't have any bells for 2 months and only gives money to the…read moreband. It suck

I couldn't be happier with the wonderful environment where my daughter spends her weekdays. She's…read morebeen attending since she was three months old and is now two. Her teachers take excellent care of her and the other children in her class, she has fun and learns so much every day. This is so much more than just a place where she's safe while her dad and I are at work: it's a nurturing learning environment, with caring teachers who she loves like family, in classrooms with minimum 4:1 ratios. She gets both English and Spanish, is fed healthy meals, given consistent naptimes, and is building real friendships with kids she's known for a long time. Miraculously, it's also less expensive than other places where we'd inquired. I was so lucky to get her in here. We're going to be moving out of state in the coming months, and taking my daughter from CAC is the hardest part of the move. I know we'll probably never find a place as good for her where we're going, and that breaks my heart.

My son attends this daycare. They are NAEYC certified, there's only about 20 centers in Tucson with…read morethis certification. What does it mean? They have to meet really high standards and get surveyed regularly. If I had something negative to say it would be the turnover is a little high in the infant room, but I love so many other things I can overlook this. They teach my son English, Spanish and sign language. The teachers have an education that is associated with child development and they give great advice for how to handle new stages. They support breastfeeding which you can do at the center while visiting your child or bring the breastmilk ready to go. The meals are healthy and diverse and they can work with dietary requirements. Overall, I love this place and know my son is learning in a safe environment when he's there.

Other schools would tell me, basically, that my son is incredibly smart, but that it won't matter…read morein his life because he's lazy. They would show me papers he'd torn up and pictures of his messy desk and then pull out 5 page long papers he'd written brilliantly and tell me, "He's clearly capable, but just doesn't care." Other schools would tell me how he's so kind to the other students, especially those getting bullied, and then he'd come home in tears because of how he saw others being treated - by teachers and students alike - and I could feel how isolated he felt. Now he runs a Dungeons and Dragons campaign with 4 other students on the weekends and their laughter fills our home. Now he's a peer mentor and helps resolve disputes, at a student level, when they arise. Now his teachers tell me how amazing and intuitive his questions are, how funny he can be, and how dedicated he is when he finds a topic that really interests him. My son comes home now and tells me about his day. My daughter wantsto go to school and pretends notto be sick sometimes, in the hopes I won't keep her home. I feel like Kino is all the best of what homeschooling is, but with teachers better than I could be at this point in my life. I don't feel as though I'm failing every morning when I drop them off at the front door. I feel, instead, that even when we can't do family dinners or I'm so busy with other obligations I barely see them for several days in a row - I feel like, it's okay because I'm doing something right. Arguably the biggest thing I can do right for them at this age.

This is an amazing, affordable school, much more child/learning centered than the warehousing that…read moretakes place in the large, bureaucratic, public school system. I'm so glad that granddaughter goes to this school. I attend many events and find the teachers are happy and the students are thriving. The school has excellent leadership and educational practices. If you are curious, look them up on Facebook to see all the wonderful educational activities they offer! I cannot recommend this school highly enough.

I love this facility! My children have been coming here for a little over 2 years: one started at…read morejust 2 months old, the other is in elementary school and attends during school breaks. Teacher turnover is minimal, it seems that almost everyone knows my name and my kid's names. They are always serving nutritious foods, I walk in many mornings and can smell "home cooked" meals that make me want to stay for lunch! I feel like my younger child is thriving in her environment and she LOVES her teachers. She potty trained there first, and her pediatrician commented on how advanced she seems with her speech and general knowledge. I attribute a LOT of that to her wonderful teachers that work with her every day! I do not hesitate to recommend this place to anyone who asks.

This place is very poorly managed. I have observed the director yelling at her son, who apparently…read moreattends the day care as well. When she noticed that I was there, she simply explained that it was her son she was yelling at, as if that excuses the behavior. In many occasions I have observed the "teachers" talking amongst themselves when they are supposed to be looking after the children. I have asked to meet with the "teachers" a few times, but the director makes it seem like it is impossible due to their schedules. After the last request, I was told that we could meet in 3 weeks, after stalling for a week. Incident (accident) reports have not been completed until I've asked for explanations for bruises. My child has been bitten twice by other children, in a 3 week span. My child was taken into the facility, by his other parent, with a golf-ball sized bruise on his forehead, without it ever being documented. The corporate office has been just as uncooperative. I have picked up my son with a soiled diaper many times. I would not, by any means, recommend this location to anyone.