I remember when SSA was a quality school with wonderful teachers who exceeded expectations. That…read morewas so very long ago. I pulled all my kids out of SSA Tucson campus on Sunset. This school is known to discriminate against students, especially their special education students and families. The staff is poorly trained and they're constantly trying to replace teachers who either quit or get fired. Their test scores are abysmal and sadly, they don't prioritize students. It's a negative, mean and cruel environment for kids to spend years in. Avoid at all costs.

I have had two students in this school and really love it. It's a small school so my kids have…read morereceived a lot of personal care. After a year or two the teachers feel like family. BTW, regarding the photo in the previous post: That disturbing image was NOT taken in an SSA bathroom!

Established in 1980 with a small student body Carden Of Tucson is a find. They truly care about…read moretheir students and their families. Carden goes above and beyond! This is truthfully a hidden gem in the desert.

It is our first year at Carden, but so far we really like it! The class sizes are super small,…read morewhich is great. The teachers seem caring and competent. The administration knows everyone which makes the campus feel really safe. They Do a good job of organizing pick up and drop off. The homework amount is appropriate, not overwhelming.

My daughters first year here (3rd grade) and she has been very vocal about how much she loves all…read moreof her teachers. If I need to communicate with them, they are very quick and professional! The admin in the front office are very sweet every time I go pick up my daughter for her after school program. If you need an amazing teacher for 3rd grade, Ms Landis, Ms Noriega, and Ms Bonillas are amazing. Great experience so far!!

Can you select no stars? Both the Prince and Lerdo Rd…read more Locations are abysmal environments for both students and teachers. As a substitute teacher, I was continually ill, sickened by a variety of viruses the students (most of them likely unvaccinated in this title 1 district) spread. No nurse on the Prince campus, and the Lerdo Rd. location actually prohibits kids from being sent home unless they have a fever. Too bad if you have pink eye, just pass it around. Admin at both schools is haughty and aloof. No support for teachers dealing with kids' bad behavior. Blame the teacher for "poor classroom management," admin's favorite go-to phrase whenever there's an issue. Many kids have serious social and mental dysfunction, yet incidents of self- or peer-to-peer harm are swept under the rug. These schools are scammers, collecting federal grant monies to stuff classrooms with low-income students whose parents are too busy putting food on the table (or whacked out on crack) to pay attention to the fact that their kids aren't learning anything and have to endure a regimented 7:30-4 (sometimes longer) rotation of classrooms in which pandemonium reigns and learning falls through the cracks.

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!

Still a great school, and even during these tough times of pandemic, my daughter is supported, and…read morealso cared for. She has so much fun and not only that, she is more advanced in her studies now than she has ever been.

this school has a good staff, students, and will not disapoint your expectation. they take good…read morecare of their students helping them when their down, they are amazing if your looking the find a fresh start. Here there is little to no bullying with that being heavily monitored and dealt with as soon as brought up. really a good school. the lost and found is full alot but that's the kids fault

I really can not say enough good things about this school! I went here as a kid from 4th to 6th…read moregrade. I am 31 now, and enrolled my two kids here in kindergarten 2 years ago. The school has been kept up, and the staff is always willing to go the extra mile to help every student. This age, it is harder and harder to find a teacher, let alone a school that will do this. I look forward to my child's growth and success with this schools help along the way!!!

I was very eager to have my daughter start at flowing wells district 2 years ago. Reenrollment is…read moreonline and almost impossible to get any sort of help , call the office for some assistance only for her to put me on speaker. I Could hear more of the background noise than I could hear her , you could just tell she didn't want to help . Also, had an incident where a teacher assistant grabbed my daughter by the arm to move her and I was contacted 3 to 4 hours later .

Legacy Traditional School Northwest has been an amazing experience for our family. The teachers…read moretruly care about their students and are always supportive, communicative, and invested in their success. My son has grown so much--he's more confident, disciplined, and excited about learning. I love the strong values the school promotes, like respect and responsibility, which really show in the students. The campus is clean, organized, and feels safe, creating a positive and welcoming environment. We're so grateful to be part of this community and would highly recommend Legacy Traditional School Northwest to any family looking for a school that truly cares.

Don't send your kids to this school unless you want almost 40 kids in a class. The school keeps…read moregetting more students, but it cannot afford to have more teachers and classrooms. Pick up and drop off such a nightmare because of poor designed of parking lot and management skills. Some employees treat parents and students so disrespectfully and unprofessionally.

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.