Where can I begin with this school, so many good things, but the most important thing for me will…read morebe the small groups, the attention and the feeling that my son is part of a family not a school, the attention they put on each kid is so reassuring. They are so advanced compare to others schools academically, the principal will literally handle each problem herself and when it needs to get done. They have sports, events and everything that other schools will offer but in smaller size. Love love the staff at Amerischools North

I worked at Amerischools Yuma North for 2.5 years and I loved it. My husband is military and I…read moremoved to Yuma before he did and the staff as well as the families quickly become like a family to me. They are welcoming, compassionate, and trustworthy people. I would love for us to move back to Yuma where I would happily enroll my children. The teachers are passionate and truly put the children first. When I started Linda McCormack was my teaching partner, then she was promoted to principal and I can see why. I learned so much from her as an educator as well as my boss. Linda cares deeply for her students as well as her employees. As I said, Amerischools is a family and she will treat anyone who walks through the front doors as a part of that family. what you liked about the school 2. why you recommend it 3. maybe name another wonderful teacher or staff member and why they are so great.

Great school for K-12. They implement various safety measure for students and they have a great…read morescience program for the students. They are the #1 school in Science in AZ!

They had another fundraiser; this time for ice cream "whip" thingies. So the six of us had one, not…read morebad! Like the one's Disney sells at the theme parks (I guess) but of course not as good...still it was worth the trip!

They are a privately owned school without a certified nurse and as their school administrator…read morestated, "sorry we're not certified to give that type of medical attention to our students because we don't have a nurse, we have a health aid, you will have to take it with law enforcement. I will post a detailed msg on as many pages in Yuma as possible tomorrow to bring awareness to the rest of the community of Yuma. It's time people know the truth behind this school and what to look out for in your child such as physical symptoms.

I went to DVA from kinder to 5th grade it was an amazing school there are so many good teachers…read moretoo. They really do go above and beyond when teaching students. I had a great 6 years there. Then I went to DVMHS from 6th to 8th grade this school is garbage. At first I was gonna go there for high school but I soon realized within my first week there I was not going to stay there for high school. This school is trying to be a normal school in an office building. No good teachers want to work or even know about this school so they get all the extra teachers. Same with students all of the students here just have gotten expelled from other school so they have to go here. If you go here for high school your credits wont transfer to other high schools correctly if you decide to leave you will have to retake classes.

As a mother of 3 finding a good school is very important. My 4 year old needs a caring environment…read moreto learn and develop. Yuma Pre-School is a welcoming place and my child has grown comfortable going here in such little time. After much research and asking around by my husband this was the best choice. 100% satisfied and would recommend.

Hands down, THE best preschool in town. The staff has been there for years, families whose parents…read moreattended are now sending their own children. My son is above and beyond in kinder because of the education he received here.

I have had no issues and I love the staff. They even had the fire truck come out and did a…read morepresentation with the kids.

We didn't enroll our kids here, because when we first moved here, we had a tour. I suppose the…read morefront desk lady was uninformed about it because it took her about 20 minutes to get out of the bathroom since we were there, waiting. When she took us around we silently made eye contact, our kids were not going there. We thought the name was pretty accurate, it looked like a barn. They had kids out in the sun in 115F weather while the adults hung out in the shade. Toddlers had full diapers and chased the teacher crying as boogers dripped down. The cots had crumbs of food on them? it was bad. I hope parents who enroll their kids here aren't fooled. At the time we wish it had worked out as we live pretty close. but nope, wasn't worth it.

My grandson briefly attended this so-called "Christian School". In the short time he was there, the…read morekindergarten "teacher" managed to completely break him down, making him actually believe he was a "bad boy". This woman brow beats her students into submission and instills fear into them to such a degree that they know there will be punishment if they dare to remotely step out of line. It took the teacher at his new school time and patience to completely reprogram my grandson and assure him that he was NOT the "bad kid" that this school made him out to be. The psychological damage that this school caused him was almost irreparable. Aside from the overpriced tuition, his parents were forced to purchase a year's worth of school supplies ($100 worth) which the school didn't bother to return, even though he only attended for six weeks. They also added a charge of $50 for a "fund raising fee" although again, they never returned the supplies that he could have used for his new kindergarten class. To say the people running this school are Christians, is a gross misrepresentation. Christians teach children with love and compassion, not by browbeating them and through intimidation. We wanted a prime education for our grandson, which is exactly what he is now receiving (and more) through public education and a teacher who genuinely cares about him. The biggest mistake we ever made was to enroll him in Southwestern Christian.