Went with my class to help out with a track meet, it's a pretty nice place to be fair. The parking…read moreis a minor issue, but overall, this school is a great place to hold track meets...

Although the school might be good, the administration is something else. Assistant Principle…read moreCarpenter does not even following the school protocols. What's the point as a parent to try to do the right thing, when the administration does not even care..

The traffic guy is so good at his job. Keeps everyone safe & so friendly. I love the reflective…read moreuniform, very easy to identify.

This high school saved my daughter, she succeeded and graduated in 2025, my daughter did not have…read morebehavior issues her problem was she had an IEP AND LET ME TELL ANY AND EVERYONE when a child has an IEP some will give up, Peoria Accelerated was there for her and helped her succeed and helped her with a job afterwards on where she would do well and boy is she thriving with her job she's already gotten 2 raises in a year and an award and a promotion with a 401k and health insurance.... This was all because her Teachers cared about her got to know who she was a person and understood her and for that I will always be thankful for this high school Teachers and staff!!!!!

I am an student there and it's an good school for kids who are behind on credits all the teachers…read moreare nice the only thing that I would change is the school lunches and we should bring back sports

Steeped in tradition, you can tell the pride that the staff and students have at this campus. Staff…read moreis always lending an extra hand and will go that extra mile for anyone. Sports teams are great and enjoyable to watch.

I go here for club ball scrimmage games and practices, so I truly have no clue how the actual…read moreschool experience or high school games are. I do like the baseball fields, but I don't like how the ball gets hit into traffic. I bet that could be a scary scenario as someone who was driving by minding their own business. I do now that I need to bring my own chair and canopy for the next time I am there... I got a nice amount of sun while there. :)

My family has been part of Centennial for decades. We watched it being built. My 5 kids attended…read more1990-2005. Great staff. Lots of fun with many clubs and sports. Most importantly a good education. All are successful. My grandkids started attending in 2010. 4 have graduated and 1 is still attending. Some things have changed. Open enrollment means not only Peoria schools feed in but kids from all over the valley. So we aren't a small town school anymore. Everyone wants to come here. It's a great experience. On Coyotes to Victory.

they condone and coverup tracher r*pe acts in student. seriously, look into it. your child is not…read moresafe here.

My 3 1/2 year-old grandson attends the traditional academy at Bel Air for their preschool/pre-K. He…read morehas been going there half days since November 1. The teachers, especially Miss Troy are amazing. He will continue there in the fall. We did an extensive search and I'm so happy with the decision. Good job.

My review is for Copper Creek Elementary School located in the Deer Valley Unified School District…read moreat the following address: 7071 West Hillcrest Blvd, Glendale AZ 85310. Website: http://coppercreek.dvusd.org I have two children with special needs issues. I came into the school with documentation for both from developmental preschools nearby that had either worked with them and had them tested by state representation or they had previously qualified for the Deer Valley School District's developmental delay preschool. This had no effect on them entering Kindergarden. And what I mean by this is that the school didn't do anything with the documentation, they certainly didn't implement any protocols or testing from the get go. I wish they had. They had to do their own assessment that took at times FOREVER to do. But policy is policy. I'd rather a more proactive approach. (Per AZ state law you can expedite this process, I did not, I wish I had for both children.) That being said, although the few frustrations I had with that, which were purely procedural, my time at the school was outstanding. The staff and teachers are amazing! (Mary, the front office secretary is on the ball! I hope she is still there with them!) Especially for the special needs department. I heard good things going in and I was not disappointed. I was with the school for 7 years. Some teachers are fantastic, (many of them have been at the school for years!) others were so so, but I'm generalizing over 7 years. The school switched Principals the end of 2013. I was not fond of the replacement Principal, however she was only there for the last end of the school year. Replacement was remedied with Mrs. McNeill in 2014-15 school year. She's fantastic. I have only good things to say about her leadership. In all, every public school is going to be reactionary instead of proactive. If you have a child with some behavior issues, I highly recommend this school because the staff here are in my opinion, fantastic. I felt respected as a member of the IEP team, they listened to my concerns and we all worked to help my children be the most successful. And THEY did go far, and I'm absolutely certain it was because of everyone's hard work. This location is land locked. So the school boundaries make the attendance in the class rooms reasonably sized. I lived out of the school zone and attended under a variance the full 7 years my children attended there. Never had a problem with getting the variance. I can't see that anyone else would if they applied for one. (It's pretty easy, the spring before the school year you are having your child attend, contact the office and they will help get you the paperwork.) The down side of this is that your child will not ride the bus. We left the school this school year 2016-17 because we moved to another location still in the same district but closer to Las Brisas, which from what I've been told is very much like Copper Creek. I'm sure at some point I'll be reviewing that one too. Some teachers from Copper Creek moved to Las Brisas, but that's not why we moved. After 7 years picking kids up, we decided to have them go to the new school they were zoned for and have them ride the bus. So far they are doing well at the new school. But I miss the relationships I had at Copper Creek. Around the corner from Copper Creek Elementary, is Hillcrest Middle School. Students who attend the Elementary school K-6 then attend Hillcrest. And then attend Mountain Ridge High School after that. All the schools are within the same block of each other. But they have the release times staggered so there usually isn't too much overlap. Its a pretty sweet setup if you ask me. Middle school aged kids, can literally walk down the street and pick up their Elementary aged siblings. Wish I lived closer, would have loved to have taken advantage of that. In all, my experience there was a VERY positive one. Will miss Copper Creek dearly!

It serves its purpose for an elementary school. My son enjoys it and the after school program!read more

My family relocated to Arizona From Bronx NY. If anyone knows NYC they know the school system in…read morenew york is not great. I have 4 children my 3 girs attend Apache elementary. They have just adapted so well. The teachers are strict but i like that. They are a school with acticites for kids as for new york programs were being cut every year. They have great teachers One teacher that I would like to give a review on is Mrs. Woodward, I love her she is amazing with the kids and is stern when need be. Some kids like mine will try and get over. lol! I had a situation and the assistant principal was absolutely amazing she handled everything amzingly. thank you Apache

I loved this school BUT the staff at AM/PM all were nice except for one,she took my Pokémon codes…read morefor no reason!