The only focus of this school Is the ib program. The other…read moreteachers come And go often and don't teach at all. They turn a blind eye to real problems and retaliate against parents who make their concerns known.

Took a tour for a family member becoming a freshman this year. The school had a really bad…read moremusty/moldy odor and lots of roof leaks, and the principal Dr. Hirsch was very difficult to deal with to get the tour scheduled, cancelling on me 3 times and then cancelling on our last tour. Luckily an office receptionist showed us around, which was really nice of them.

Our child has attended Early Childhood and Lower School at the International School of Arizona…read more(ISA). We HIGHLY recommend ISA for families wishing to give their child/children the unique advantage of an international, multilingual education in Arizona. It's great! The Spanish and French tracks are just as if your child is learning in France or Spain (in all subjects). The foreign teachers are very professional, respectful and organized. The US teachers and curriculum are equally impressive with advanced math, science and grammar (STEM) - all taught in English. It's the best of both. Your child will become "academically fluent" in English, and either Spanish or French. With multilingual fluency, children also become confident and emotionally thoughtful of others. Our experience has been terrific. Students enjoy the school day. It is safe, friendly, and respectful with engaged students, teachers, administrators, and parents from all other the world. What a gift. We wish this school went into high school, but we know our child will be prepared for any school we choose - in Arizona or abroad! Thanks ISA.

We were thinking about sending our kids to this school. Unfortunately disappointed by the feedback…read moreand the lack of back up behind the claim that it is IB accredited.

Joined a family member on a tour. School was very snotty and not welcoming. Entire campus has a…read more"cold" feel. The upside is the campus is modern and has a new look, downside is the staff and students both give off a Snobbsdale vibe. Didn't feel comfortable. Feels cold, lacks soul.

I enrolled in Rancho Solano for my junior year, and let's just say; it wasn't exactly a caring and…read morefriendly environment. I went to Rancho thinking I would get one of the best educations ever, many reviews (i'm assuming are either payed reviews or the extremely rich parents who's kids lied to them about enjoying it) seemed amazing. However, when I arrived I found all the kids my age to be the most stuck up, snobby, rich kids I had ever met. So extremely out of touch, dimwitted, racist, and tone deaf. I was sitting in study hall when I overheard a group of people gossiping about a senior the previous year who cheated on some very hard/important finals and got caught. The parents allegedly paid the principal an additional 25k (which is the same amount as tuition) to stay quiet about it and let him pass. However, that could easily be untrue and just a rumor (wouldn't be surprised with the amount of liars enrolled). I was in Integrated 2 math class. The absolute worst math teacher EVER had. I was more of a quiet kid, I wanted to keep to myself and not talk to any of the out of touch students there. She would often call me out during break asking why I wasn't with my friends, knowing I had pretty much none (by choice). She was more focused on being a "tough"/"strict"/"intimidating" teacher than a good teacher. I learnt more about her unnecessary classroom rules than about what I needed to pass the class. On the midterm final, I spent 2 weeks studying everything we had learnt throughout the year. We weren't made aware until the week of that we weren't allowed calculators on the test, although we had practiced with calculators the whole year. The final felt like a whole new class, for a moment I thought I was at the wrong final exam when I saw what was on it. The housekeeping of this school is very poorly looked after. It's disgusting, specifically the bathrooms. I can only speak for the girls bathroom, there was always toilets that hadn't been bothered to be flushed. The janitors do not do a good job to clean it up, there would be the same unflushed mess in the same toilets for a week straight. More importantly maybe the adults should teach these kids how to flush a toilet as their maids have been doing it all their lives. I will be calling out another teacher who I thankfully did not have but I did witness doing some strange things to a sophomore girl. We were doing presentations in class and this teacher came in to watch a group of girls who obviously he gets along with and has for a class. I always think it's a little strange whenever teachers and students have oddly close or even flirty relationships with one another. I didn't think too much of it until out of nowhere one of the girls screams bursting out of laughter. This 35+ man was tickling a 15 year old girls waist. Absolutely disgusting and predatory behavior. I won't be saying names but all I know is that he teaches science classes. They always emphasized how strict their rules were about dress code. About how skirts should be 4 inches from the middle of the knee, most girls were walking around with their underwear visible and nobody batted an eye. This place does not deserve to be ranked #2 in Arizona's private schools. Disgusting, sloppy, shady, and overall a complete joke.

I been a student from Cicero and I love how this school is very fair and give students a chance to…read morelearn and go to college without having stress and also this school its very easy to make a friend and there is little to no bullying and people wont steal your stuff also on every first friday of the month is a half day and no homework and every wednesday is early release and during recess they have a playground for kids so you can talk and play with friends and the physical education coach makes it that you can play with friends and fair teams and also this school has a library every two weeks

Horrible staff horrible administrators and horrible rules. They aren't a loving school at all and…read moreour child lost two years in math due to the teacher quitting middle of the year then their next teacher was someone's grandma who had never taught before. Such a mess!!

Fountain Hills High school staff has been so helpful and supportive with our son, he is excelling…read morein this school and he loves the school. Barrie Pinto, Pam Mynars,, Evelyn Wynn, Allie and my sons teachers have gone above and beyond to help my son transition into this school this year. We couldn't have asked for a more qualified and knowledgeable team. This will be our 3rd child to graduate from FHHS, with all of our children we have had great experiences with the FHUSD.

Terrible high school. Staff has no clue what's going on, ever. School has a horrible musty odor and…read moreevery room has water damaged ceiling tiles with visible mold growth. The school refuses to fix it and instead tries to cover up with Glade plug ins and various Febreze products. They are quite understaffed and don't even use half of their classrooms due to staffing shortage. School is tiny and lacks traditional public school activities and amenities. The architecture and outdoor fauna is beautiful but the good stops the second you walk in.

My son got expelled after pooping In a soap dispenser. Not his fault he has stage 7482774 autism…read more That's not fair to my son. Also, my son needed me to take his meds to school because he forgot them and he couldn't call me because there are no phones allowed!!!

Wasn't impressed. I've graduated from here now years ago, but the teachers I've had in the 2 years…read moreI went there I didn't like too much. I could say names but why go there...

I have had three kids go through NDP. All of them had a great high school experience. My daughter,…read morewho now attends a university in lower Manhattan, called me one afternoon well into her first semester, and I asked her, "Now that you have been there a bit how is it going for real? Are the classes difficult? What about the assignments?"  She said, "No, dad, it is pretty easy. I know what they mean now when Notre Dame says they are college prep."  As a parent, I can't imagine a better review, having come directly from the source.

Our family had a horrible experience at this school, and I fear retaliation for even sharing a…read morenegative review but as a parent I suggest that anyone is very careful in learning all the facts before enrolling your students here.

Miro preschool is, without a doubt, the most outstanding preschool I have encountered in Arizona,…read moreand I willingly commute over one hour each way to ensure my son's attendance. The school's international language curriculum, impeccable cleanliness, and exceptional educators make it a truly exceptional institution. The teachers are not only highly skilled but also genuinely care for the children, displaying kindness and compassion. I strongly recommend this preschool to anyone seeking a world-class educational experience for their child. Alexander Family

Our child attended Miro for 3 1/2 years. I've never felt more safe and comfortable having my child…read morein care. I get daily photos and check ups on him, get sent home his schoolwork, and constantly see the progress of his learning at home. The teachers and staff are professional and warm. I can't recommend Miro enough!!