Non Maga church. They support the truth and authentic law abiding parishioners. This historic…read morechurch has always represented descentsy.

We were here for a memorial for a friend's sister. What a beautiful and historic compound. Wish we…read morecould have seen the inside of sanctuary.

This school builds future leaders. They are up to date with their technology. They focus on…read morebuilding a foundation with students that involves critical thinking skills as well as focusing on the whole student (spiritually, educational and socially). My two children have greatly benefited from St. Cyril's School.

This is an actual test question my child was asked on their middle school civil war test at this…read moreschool which speaks for itself. Which American president said "only white men should be in charge of rebuilding the south"? The question was not couched in any language to describe that this president was known for his drunkenness or being a terrible president. The quote was not listed on the study guide as need to know material for students. And yet, it was on the test along with several other questionably framed topics regarding slavery and civil war. These types of questions are damaging to children who are already bullied for being different in some ways from the white men who hold privilege/power in our country. The new principal is harsh and unforgiving. She has no qualms about threatening parents with crimes for stopping to talk to teachers before or after school while at the same time telling parents to stop emailing all the time. How are parents supposed to advocate for their children if they cannot stop to talk to the teachers or email them? Her solution is to let kids sink and fail repeatedly while being bullied by teachers and students daily. Is it appropriate for a teacher to ask a student to turn off the light for class and when they get up to do so, say "you need the exercise" followed by laughter of all the middle school classmates. This happens at Cyril (a male teacher in junior high commenting on a female child's need for exercise). Is it appropriate for a teacher (whom the student told before class they forgot their contacts and weren't seeing the board well) to then ask that student to read the board and answer the question from their seat? And then when the student responds I can't see it well today, for the teacher to respond, I bet you can't to the laughter of all the other students? Is it appropriate for a school to make an accommodation plan for a student and then choose not to follow it repeatedly despite parent documentation of the lapses? Why even make a plan if you are going to shame the child for needing it? Is it ok for teachers to stop parents anytime or anywhere on campus for an impromptu meeting including in hallways to discuss private matters like mental health, grades, or quality of notes BUT have a policy that parents cannot stop and talk to teachers about the same things? Is it appropriate for a school to ban parents and students from speaking their native languages like Spanish on campus? What about when their child is hurt or injured and the parent is trying to comfort them? The parents are scolded, "English please", by this new principal. This school has had multiple leadership changes over the last few years. We were family here for 8 years and have finally realized that they don't really care about you or your kids. They care about control and compliance. They don't really care about diversity. They care about kids sitting down and shutting up while they are fed bullying alongside questionable teaching practices such as shaming and yelling at kids. Your money (or state funds from ESA) supports old and outdated teaching that leads to bullying at this school and in the future workplace. It's sad to see such kind families be taken advantage of and bullied into silence and submission. My children were frequent honor roll students and still had issues, how will your students fare here?

I now have 2 children who have graduated from Saint Cyril of Alexandria School. My daughter is…read moredoing extremely well at the University of Oregon and my son gets to decide whether he wants to attend University High or take Honors programs at Salpointe. This is a caring community that has very a very strong academic and spiritual component. A great education is the most important gift a parent can give.

From the owner: St Cyril of Alexandria Church and School Parish The parish is a diverse community comprised of…read morevarious ethnic and racial communities who share a common faith in Jesus Christ. It sponsors a school (K through 8th grade) which serves not just parish families, but families from around the area. Call today for more information or visit our website at www.stcyril.com

Hubby and I have been attending mass here since January and truly feel at home. Everyone is so…read morefriendly and welcoming. Any questions we've had have been answered quickly and fully. The church and sanctuary are beautiful. Monsignor Tom, Father Jorge or anyone in the office, it doesn't matter: they always have a ready smile and a handshake or a hug. There's all sorts of classes or programs going on. There's several different masses available that cater to different tastes: contemporary, teen, traditional, Spanish. Daily mass. They just installed a projector system so each mass can show the hymns and readings on a big screen to encourage more participation. We really love it here. It's the first time I've felt at home in a church of any religion in a very long time. And I've tried lots of places and religions.

I have been at omos since preschool elementary years were pretty good the first two middle school…read moreyears were pretty good. My 8th grade teacher was horrible it was a horrible last year of middle school he did not on ow how to teach math or science and he didn't even teach us science all he did was just sit there on his computer not reviewing anything or writing notes down math I was so lost and didn't even learn anything it was so confusing his tutoring didn't even help me at all it made me even feel stupid. His behavior was worse first he sent a student to the office for smiling then got into a students face and told him to shut up and sent a girl to the office for no reason either and she even told him to stand back and to not get into her face he was so infuriated but I thought to myself who the hell is this person telling us we are bad kids he even said that and that apparently our past teachers failed us. His behavior kept getting worse as he kept assigning quizzes and tests unexpectedly our only option was to cheat on the tests he did not even review anything at the end of the year he literally tried teaching us slopes keep in mind it was like almost the last day of school for us. The principal was from st Ambrose and she was not a good principal because she did not even do anything about this situation probably cause we were already gonna graduate it wasn't convenient for her. Our teacher even brought up that ice was doing their jobs and that immigrants are criminals coming from him we all were so offended as many of us have parents of Hispanic culture. The way he brought that up was so inappropriate and the principal didn't even do anything he was just given a warning. He even brought up disgusting things that made us feel uncomfortable and we told him to stop but he kept going he was not a good teacher he still teaches there watch, the principal will realize soon enough keeping him there at our mother of sorrows was a mistake because students will report things he does.

I first came to TBT IN 1958. Dorothy Ridgway was my Sunday school teacher through grade school &…read morefriend forever. Dorthy led my mom to Christ. My dad would say your mom goes for me. It took her death and seeing how we accepted it knowing we would see her again.i am blessed to have TBT in my life!

Most friendly church in Tucson. Come over and worship with caring people. Worship and growth…read moregroups! Children welcome.

The school has come a long way since my son has started. The teachers are amazing and I always get…read moregood reports from my kiddo when he comes home about how much fun he has I am glad to have him in the school.

I love this daycare. the staff is not only nice to me but to my kids as well. The place is kept…read moreclean constantly and they don't allow sick kids there. I would definitely recommend this one!!

This was my first time visiting Second Mile Church and I really enjoyed my experience. Everyone was…read morevery friendly and welcoming and I felt comfortable as soon as I walked in. The worship was really good and the message was something I could relate to and take with me after leaving. I really liked the atmosphere of the church, it felt very welcoming and not like you was just another person walking through the doors. You could tell that people really cared about each other and about sharing the love of Jesus. I'm glad I decided to come visit and I would definitely recommend Second Mile Church to anyone looking for a church family in Tucson. I'm looking forward to coming back and learning more about this church.

This is and has been a place where people are welcome to come and journey with a community of…read morepeople who long to see God move in the city of Tucson. Through deep honest teaching and living life together in community groups, people who have longed for a place to call home find it! Whether you start at a community group or a gathering, you and your family will come in contact with sincere, hospitable, caring, and hope-filled Tucsonans that want and will walk with you through life's joys and heartaches. The people who gather at Second Mile make this church truly a gem. I personally look forward to you, yes you, taking your next step and coming this Sunday and seeing what God has prepared for you!

I want to begin by saying the teaching is solid, the worship is uplifting, and there are genuinely…read moregood people here. That said, my personal experience as a newcomer was disappointing--and concerning. After a service, during a time of fellowship at a restaurant, a wisecrack was made by a man I had never met and who had no idea who I was. It was directed at me for speaking with a married woman who knew I was new and was simply being friendly and welcoming. I found it offensive and inappropriate--especially as a first-time visitor trying to connect. When I brought the wisecrack to leadership's attention, I felt dismissed and that the situation was minimized. That response, in itself, was offensive. Still, I chose to move forward, believing things would improve. Instead, I began to notice a shift. My interactions changed--there was distance, less responsiveness, and I felt as though I was purposely being avoided. I brought that to leadership's attention as well. When I raised this again to leadership via email, there was no response. In essence, my concerns were avoided rather than addressed. I never went back after that. These things cannot go unnoticed. We are called to let our light shine, especially in moments like this--and that didn't happen here. First impressions matter. For someone new, they often determine whether a person feels welcomed or quietly pushed away. For context, I'm a small business owner and naturally approach people with openness, respect, and professionalism. I came in with a genuine desire to connect and be part of the community. In fact, when I first visited, I heard about an upcoming marriage conference and offered to sponsor a couple in need so they could attend, even though I'm single. I was looking for ways to contribute and support others from the start. Unfortunately, I eventually felt misjudged rather than welcomed, and I made the decision to step away. My two-star rating reflects that experience. I do encourage others to visit and form their own opinion--I sincerely hope mine is not the norm. But I also hope this is taken seriously, because how new people are treated matters more than most realize.

Great worship. Challenging messages Loving community. Would recommend this Church highly.read more

Tender Hearts is a facility that genuinely cares about its students and staff. They have a well…read morekept facility that is super clean, safe, and secure. Highly recommend for anyone in the area considering enrollment!

I love this learning center. My daughter amazes me at how much she knows . I'm so grateful to be…read moreable to leave my baby in good hands . I love this place