My daughter has been going here for 2 years and she is thriving. The teachers are amazing and work…read moreto make her successful. She loves electives and comes home excited to tell me about her day everyday.

I was once a student here. This teacher I had for 6th grade was the WORST. One day my mom she was…read morechecking my computer out of the system because we left the school, and my mom said to me after school was over that she could hear my teacher yelling from the front office crazy right well they sent in 2 other teachers and all they did was just stand there and watch. Another day I was feeling so light headed one day in class and I asked may I have a snack that I had of my own and refused to let me eat it and said" well because your class did not behave" I don't get it this school was crap. But my 5th grade Teacher which I'm proud to say her name was the sweetest teacher ever there is one other thing about this review. DO NOT GO TO LEGACY EAST TUCSON

I absolutely love this school. I was a bit suprised to see zero reviews for Soleng Tom Elementary…read more The teachers are absolutely wonderful. The administration rocks and the quality of education is top notch. My kids memories are forever here and I don't think they will forget them anytime soon.

Awful. They try to blame the parents for flaws in their own process. Students fighting in the…read morehalls. My kid not recieving lunch that I paid for. And its only three weeks into the year. The office staff is arrogant and condescending and won't return calls. There's no way to contact your child during the day because the front office doesn't answer their phones. The only upside is that the teachers seem wonderful.

The SSA seems like it was a decent place about 10 years ago, and has been going down hill ever…read moresince. They have a huge trophy area near the front, but check those dates on the placards. I'm willing to bet its when the school transitioned to its new high school principle Mr Doyuran and his friend, the academic adviser, Mr Yilmaz. All my children go here. I can say the elementary school is great, and Mr Dogan sincerely cares about the students, but the high school is dismal. Mr Doyuran and Mr Yilmaz have no business being in their positions. I don't believe they understand their roles nor do they care. How they got there and what they do is beyond me. They don't care about the students nor their academics. Talking to either one of them about a students academics will get you nowhere. The prior review does not surprise me at all. The majority of the teachers are great, I really like them. However, they have seriously bad leadership. Mr Doyuran and Mr Yilmaz are successfully sinking that school and its glorious past. If you have a choice of schools, do not pick this one.

My family has had children at this school since 2013! My oldest is finishing up his 2nd year in…read morecollege and my baby is now promoting to high school. Overall, we have had a wonderful experience. School is school, and kids will be kids, but knowing that my children were getting a Christian education and that they were seen & cared for by their teachers and school staff makes a difference. I love the small class sizes as well. Love Family Life Academy!

My children have absolutely thrived at FLA. The teachers genuinely care about their students and…read morethe small classes endure they don't get lost in the crowd. They get a wonderful education and the school ends up feeling like a big family!

So far so good. Our kinder experience at Basis Tucson Primary has been a lot better than our prek…read moreexperience at Leman Academy. The school strongly emphasizes academics and kids are given letter/percentage grades like high schools do. Yes there's pressure but nothing we can't handle so far. My complaints: 1. De-prioritization of physical activity. You have to put your child in an after school club (more money) for dance, bowling, and other movement-based activities. I had the opportunity to volunteer to help with hot lunch once. I learned a lot. Like just how short lunch is; it explained why my daughter was hungry but had uneaten food in her lunch last semester. Volunteering has opened my eyes and I started packing her lunches a little differently 2. It's a charter school so they have to raise money. However, the fundraiser updates in the app are ridiculous. Class vs class, grade vs grade. Everyone hurry and donate before the deadline...use the AZ tax credit...oh the deadline has been extended so you can donate more (no surprise) None of the issues I mentioned are major to me. Why? Because my kindergartener is reading, can read digital and analog clocks, she can add double-digit numbers, etc but her friends who are in 1st and 2nd grade in TUSD schools aren't there yet. The academic advantage Basis provides is unparalleled without attending an expensive private school But there are pros and cons to each school and I've included a couple for potential parents considering the school

During the school year, students are assigned approximately one hour of homework each night, along…read morewith weekly homework packets. At the beginning of the school year, my grandmother passed away, and during that horrible time I asked for support to help keep my son on track with his assignments. I was told to rely on his communication notebook, but felt that wasn't enough given the circumstances. Near the end of the final trimester, I was informed that my son was at risk of failing math. I was frustrated because this was the first time I had been made aware that he was struggling. I was told there had not been any concerns before then and that he should begin attending student hours. Earlier communication (in addition to seeing some poor grades in cj which only suggested that we implement new study habits) would have allowed us to address the issue before it became so serious. Parent teacher conferences were unhelpful. Unfortunately, attending student hours was also challenging. If a student arrives even a FEW minutes late, they are not permitted to join because it would "disrupt" the ongoing session. The morning drop-off procedures can be difficult to navigate, as the gates are opened on a very strict schedule. On one occasion, I had to park and walk my son into school before 7:30 a.m., and by the time we reached student hours we were only a couple of minutes late. He was not allowed to attend. Ironically, had it been 7:31 a.m., I could have used the drive-through drop-off instead but would have been late to student hours. There were also several school policies that made the experience more difficult for our family. Students were not allowed to play tag on the playground, school lunches were not provided, and the after-school program was very costly even with scholarship.

I feel that when Mr. Ewald was the principal, the school was an amazing place. The overall morale…read moreamong students, parents, and staff was much more positive, and there was a stronger sense of community and support throughout the school. Since Ms. Chartier took over as principal, it feels like the school has unfortunately started to fall apart in several areas. Academically, many classes seem to be falling behind, and there are growing concerns from parents about the quality of education students are receiving. More importantly, many students no longer feel safe or supported at school, which is extremely concerning for families who trust the school with their children every day. Another issue that has become very noticeable is favoritism. Many parents and even staff members have expressed frustration about unequal treatment and the lack of consistency when addressing concerns. I have personally spoken with several staff members and parents who say they have repeatedly tried to resolve issues, but their concerns are often dismissed. Many describe Ms. Chartier as rude, unprofessional, and difficult to communicate with. It is especially upsetting to see front office staff having to apologize to parents and students because of the way situations are handled. No staff member should feel responsible for smoothing over embarrassing or negative interactions caused by school leadership. Overall, it is heartbreaking to see such a decline in the school environment compared to how things were under Mr. Ewald's leadership. I truly wish Mr. Ewald would have remained principal because the school felt more organized, welcoming, and supportive during his time there.

My son has been here for 6 years!!! Very greatttt school i would definitely recommend to go…read morehere.The teachers are very nice and not rude at all!! My son was a struggling student and a teacher named Mrs.ortega helped him and now he is a principal honor roll every year.And his 5th grade teacher(Mrs.huffman) is the best teacher he has ever had.She is a very good teacher and if a student needs help with something then shes right there helping the student.Shes the best teacher known to man kind!!Mrs.huffman is a 100% recommendation teacher

I LOVE working at this school. The staff, as well as the parents, are so friendly and supportive…read more The children really seem engaged and happy here. It's a place where education is a community effort.