This school is the best school for my kids! My kids have been attending IEM for the last 8 years…read moreand they have strong Academics, Character and Leadership!

I went here with my son to consider enrolling him into this school. The enrollment lady got so…read moreupset that we came when she was eating lunch. I quote in front of the security guard who was a lady and in front of my son. Says ( now that they pulled me from my lunch now, what do you want? ). Super aggressive in the way she said it. I couldn't believe how nasty she was to us. I wonder how these folks treat the students when the parents aren't around. Super disrespectful. Need less to say, I didn't enroll our son there. How disrespectful to have someone act like this. She was the lady that rides her bicycle to work. The lady security guard was shocked that she came out and said this to us. Parents, when your kids tell you that they have been disrespected by staff. Take it serious cause it is true.

Counselors and admin do not communicate very well. So many problems with communication. This school…read moredoes not have a good counseling system. In general, they do not help the students exceed at the rate they should. Many are so confused on college and the classes they should be taking for the career they plan on furthering. This school needs to be more involved with their students, programs, clubs and more knowledgeable with college and for the kids pursuing that.

This school has been a very positive feature of my 2 grandsons. They started in first grade and now…read morethe oldest is graduating this year with straight A's and a full scholarship to college. Counselors worked with him and encouraged and guided him all the way. The younger is in 10th grade and every year so far has been a positive experience for him as well. One is a scholar the other not so much, but both of them have benefited from their experiences at imagine and now prep. I went to the high school orientation and was very impressed with their goals and plans for the students. Just can't say enough about positive results they have gotten and continue to get with two very different children. I love the small classes and attention children receive both scholastic and emotionally. Leadership is encouraged but the average child is also encouraged to be the best they can be socially and scholastically.

my friend who is a senior on the first day of school today the school didn't even have the schedule…read moredone so nobody knew when there cla started also my friend did not need to have a couple classes because had enough credits the last year to graduate so she would be able to leave earlier this year but no when she tried to leave school the staff didn't let her even that she was allowed to so she had to wait 3 hours to leave in a room with no ac and finally when her mother tried to call the school they never answered her. if you are thinking about having your child go there don't do it it is horrible.

This is specifically for the AJ Transportation Department. I contacted their office twice, spoke to…read moredispatch and the transportation director. Complained about a bus, #73 that sits at a school idling for at least two hours every day. Wow, a school district that actually has the discretionary budget to burn that much fuel. And not to mention, paying a driver and bus attendant to sit idle for that time as well. Sure hope this gets out there and maybe someone will put it to an end. This is a big waste of taxpayers money.

Everything has gone down hill since my daughter started here. Some teachers are lazy and not…read morewilling to help students with their work. The current math teacher does not help student with their math work at all, and when asked for help with it he sends students out of the room and to office for not knowing how to do it! There's several complaints about this issue and others also. I'm disgusted at the petty issues they throw students out of school for, instead of much lighter discipline actions they would rather make a student miss school and just not deal with them. It used to be a child was suspended for (fighting, cursing) but now just tossing a pencil to someone is call for kicking a kid out for 3 days...ridiculous. And don't get me started on the bus, just rude and don't care if kids are there waiting or not will drive right past'em. 0 stars!

Literally they care abt nothing but grades and don't care about people's mental health and the only…read morereason I give it 1 star because some of the teachers are good

All sports at Schools , should encourage players , motivate each player , respect and do not play…read morefavoritism . Mostly of the schools coaches think they are Mark Jackson or Gregg Popovich , Schools always concern about prevention of suicide , depression , drugs etc and sports are the best option . But bad behaviors from coaches can destroy a kid , teen moral and self confidence .

When my children went to school here and Mr. martinez was the principle they were so racist so if…read moreyou're a minority don't go here. He kept harassing me about pulling my children out. They were children and needed school until I finally took them out. I hope he is no longer a principal there or anywhere else for that matter!! I was going to sue them but they had removed my children transcripts and stayed they never attended there. Pathetic !!

Great school. I have never seen staff that care about students as much as they do! Students are…read moreable to work ahead and graduate early. If students are behind, East Valley High School works with them to get them caught up. They put a plan in place that works.

For the safety of families and students, RMHS needs to seriously reconsider how graduation seating…read moreand crowd management are handled moving forward. It is unfortunate to have to leave this review because graduation should be a positive and memorable experience for families. However, after attending our son's graduation last night, we left extremely concerned about the environment and overall organization of the event. When we arrived, we attempted to find seating in the bleachers as two parents simply hoping to watch our last child graduate from high school. Despite arriving hours before, we could not find even 2 seats together because large sections were being "saved" by individuals holding dozens of seats for extended family members who had not yet arrived and many never did. Leaving empty seats. Such a shame. This created unnecessary tension throughout the stands and contributed to an environment that grew increasingly hostile as the event approached. We personally witnessed, and were victims of, verbal confrontations, aggressive behavior, and foul language exchanged between attendees over seating disputes. What should have been a meaningful celebration instead became stressful and uncomfortable for many families. The poor behavior of these "adults" is on them, but the root cause is on RMHS. The presence of significant security and police staffing made it clear that the school anticipated potential problems. That alone should signal the need for a better preventative approach rather than relying primarily on security to respond "after" tensions escalate. Most of the other large schools have implemented systems that reduce conflict and improve safety, and RMHS should strongly consider similar measures. Possible solutions could include: * Reserved or ticketed seating for "immediate" family * Clearly designated overflow seating for extended family and guests * Policies limiting or eliminating large-scale seat saving No parent should struggle to find 2 seats to watch their child graduate because of avoidable crowd management issues. The good news is there is time to improve this before the class of 2027 takes the field. I sincerely hope RMHS takes the concerns raised by multiple families seriously and works proactively to create a safer, more organized, and more positive experience moving forward. You do not have the luxury to bury your head in the sand now. Change your mindset and be proactive instead of reactive. You, the administration, tout that safety of your RMHS community is a top priority, it's time to walk the walk.

This school is horrible please for the mental heath of your child do not send them here they do not…read morecare for your children's well being pay attention how fast your child changes from happy to depressed. Teachers don't care if your child needs help with an assignment they basically make your child figure it out on their own because they don't have time. If your child has an illness and has to be stay home for a week be careful your child will be flunked even if they started off with a B in that class. Too many issues with this school just read the other reviews. Pay attention to your children's attitude while attending this school.