Teachers,students,staff, are genuinely amazing just don't go to the school if Mrs lynch is the…read moreprincipal there.

Zuni his is hands down the Best school in Peoria if not the state. I've got 5 kids that have…read moreattended this amazing school! 2 have promoted and are now kind smart reliable responsible functioning adults and I believe that their time at Zuni played a huge roll in that. I currently have 3 that attend and I could not be happy with the staff and the education my kids are receiving. I just love this school the amazing teachers and staff highly recommend

I'm glad that the Dysart district is open for in person learning. They also offer online learning…read morefor all students.

I don't like this school the lunch ladies always say grab a veggie or fruit this is very upsettingread more

Love this school! After trying many different schools we have found the best school for us. The…read moreteachers and administrators genuinely care for the kids and take the time to listen to parents concerns.

Such an amazing school! The principal is so invested in knowing the kids. Teachers are the best…read moretoo!! Love being part of this community.

I love the teachers at Luke. They are so helpful to the students and the school nurse is super…read moresupportive and kind. But the only problem is that they don't cook burger patties properly.

This is one of the best schools with a lot of nice teachers and principles. Every thing is…read moreorganized also how it looks amazing. I feel safe cause of the air force is literally next door. I have been coming to this school for a while and it's fun for their events for everything I would recommend. And also Carmen S. A lie about teachers is noisy , the ELA teacher is really nice to people he is not harassing anyone, also I don't know how middle school er are bullies.

I can't believe the year is coming to the end. My child has been at this school since 3rd grade he…read morewill be graduating 8th grade this year. Woah! We moved 20 minutes away to surprise and still drive in for the remaining of the year because it worth it! My child has an IEP and worked well with this wonderful women named Ms. Neagle. Also shout out to a few other teachers! Mr. Boone the coolest guy ever. Keep the kids on their toes. Mr Keller you only started a few years ago but made a big impact as soon as he walk through the door. Can't forget Ms. Amy Rice you are much loved! Ms, Barlow! Ms. White! Mrs. Armijo! You just don't know how important you are! And big shout out to Mr. Kindred (5th grade) for teaching these kids sign language on your spare time. I recommend this school!

This school teaches a woke ideology and is not factual about basic education example- one of the…read more6th grade teachers (Won't say "his" name) is teaching children that taxes charged at a grocery store, goes directly back to the store. What a moron or liar. The city tax goes to the city, county tax goes to the county and the state tax goes to the state. And this guy teaches social studies. The school should teach American history, the constitution, etc. Maybe the teacher needs to learn as well. One of the other teachers there told my step-daughter (when she asked for her help because she didn't understand something) to go ask a tutor if she doesn't understand. What kind of teacher does this? Someone who isn't a teacher. Got to be the worst school. SEND YOUR KIDS TO -COUNTRY GARDENS CHARTER SCHOOL!!!!

I love this school and so does my daughter. The teachers work diligently to help my daughter with…read moreher reading and they are in constant contact with us. The thing I dislike is the pick up and drop off situation.

I wouldn't ever recommend this school to ANYONE! If you are looking to enroll your child here…read moreplease seek elsewhere! I'm extremely disappointed with our experience at this school and ultimately decided to unenroll my son. This was his first time here and it was horrible! School started in August and it is currently September. I raised concerns about communication and the support he was receiving, explaining that he has ADHD and sometimes needs instructions repeated or explained differently. However, when he asked for help, he was reportedly told to ask another student instead of receiving additional support. As a new student facing a significant curriculum jump, he became uncomfortable seeking help from his teacher. I was especially concerned when he had a bathroom accident, felt unable to approach his teacher, and remained in soiled clothing all day, resulting in a rash. That same day, he became overheated and visibly red after drinking all the water he had. Although he raised his hand for more, he said the teacher continued calling on other students. He came home sweaty, with a headache, and close to tears. He had bad heat exhaustion from this experience. I was also told that when the teacher became frustrated, she slammed her hand down on the desk or table. This behavior was intimidating and contributed to my son feeling uncomfortable and afraid to ask for help. There was also an upsetting incident involving an art project. My son worked hard on his artwork, but when it was time to display the projects, his was reportedly placed in a location where it could not be seen, while the other students' artwork was displayed. This made him feel singled out and excluded. Regardless of the reason, situations like this should be handled with sensitivity, especially when a child is already struggling to feel comfortable and included in a new school environment. The school also has a bullying problem that was not handled appropriately. When my son stood up for himself, he was the one who got into trouble and was sent home with a "think sheet." It was extremely frustrating to see him disciplined for defending himself while the underlying bullying concerns were not adequately addressed. Children should not be made to feel that speaking up for themselves will result in punishment. A child should feel safe asking for help with basic needs such as using the bathroom, getting water, or understanding schoolwork. I also had concerns about the lack of communication regarding his well-being. I have not received a response from the principal and will escalate these concerns to the regional director. Because I no longer felt comfortable leaving my son in this environment, we chose to unenroll him. Every child deserves to feel safe, heard, and respected. I just received a progress report showing that my child has D's, even though the school year only started six weeks ago. If that does not demonstrate how little attention is being given to whether the children actually understand what is being taught, I do not know what will. He has never experienced academic issues like this before.

I think it's great that the Dysart School District is open for in person learning and they also…read moreoffer online learning for all students.

Both my 3 year old and 1 year old currently attend Guidepost. We've been going since 2023. Both…read morekids went through the 1-1.5 year old nido class with Ms Nancy. Ms Nancy and her assistant guides are all very professional, warm, and friendly. My kids have learned so much at Guidepost. They enjoy going to school. Water day Fridays is one of their favorite activities. They also like the seasonal festivals and dance recitals.

We've had four children go to this school and have absolutely loved it. All the teachers are so…read morenurturing and encouraging. The children would always be excited for drop off and sometimes would not want to leave when they were picked up. I'd like to send a shout-out to room 1 which has housed our last 3 children.

Went to this school from 1-8th grade and honestly it was horrid, students were constantly picking…read moreon one another, staff barely cared unless you were a straight a student. Like I'm in the class of 27' and I only really had a handful of good teachers at this school. Do better Desert Harbor Also make sure no more kids like Anthony escape the school.

This school is hell. I used to go here from 2nd to 8th grade. The students are nice but the staff…read moreis insufferable, uptight, and rude to put it simply. The office ladies get pissed off when you ask them to just do their job and the junior high teachers are disgusting. So rude and unfriendly. They constantly demand respect while treating students with the least amount of respect possible. One time I walked into the girls restroom and there was a swastika on the wall painted with feces. I was also openly Jewish at the school and the english teacher constantly picked me to be Anne Frank during the holocaust lessons and constantly picked me out to answer holocaust related questions. The math teacher was incredibly rude and inappropriate, constantly making racist remarks to black and Asian students. I absolutely do not recommend this school and I believe it should be shut down.