Our family absolutely loves Legacy. The accelerated program is awesome and we have loved all of the…read moreteachers my daughter has had! We will continue to go to Legacy throughout her schooling :)

We really love this school! My student has been here since Kindergarten. The teachers are patient,…read morecreative and go the extra mile. My child has grown academically and socially thanks to the support of the amazing teachers!

I went to this school but i left on a year long trip this school is great i have really good…read morememories here my math teacher was the best and my science teacher was awesome to all my teachers were great i would recommend this school don't listen to the 1 start reviews Shout out to my math teacher miss Lewis

we want better food the pizzas not that good and the subs…read moreare too bland :((( it's a good school with good programs tho :)

Awesome school! Great teachers! Also has a lot of fun activities that STUCO puts up. They have…read morethings every Friday during lunch. Overall a Gucci place

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.

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.

I just moved to Arizona because my husband got a new job. He has epilepsy so I drive him. I've come…read moreto the park across the street from this school/daycare to bird watch, enjoy my breakfast, and do my remote work on my phone during the day while my husband works. It's such a beautiful park and I had great positivity enjoying this space UNTIL some absolute weirdo from this school called the police on me accusing me of watching the children. WOW. This park btw is full of people hanging out in their cars but also enjoying the park. The school has security. I have really enjoyed this park and this area but it creeps me out that someone THAT'S BEEN WATCHING ME called the cops to tell them I've been watching them. You need help lady, leave people alone. Karma is real. People like this are the problem in the world when I can't even enjoy a public park without being WATCHED and reported.

They're more advanced in technology now that their school is so ghetto they need multiple systems…read moreto ensure students are actually learning and not vaping in the bathrooms, fighting at lunch and passing periods, and bringing weapons.

This is one of the most amazing private Christian schools in the east valley. If you would like to…read morehave your children be somewhere that you are allowed to pray and learn what it means to love others the way Christ loved people then this is the place for you. Very affordable and the administration has a definite heart for children. This school is also accredited so it will help when your kids plan to go to college or university. There are many grants available that can help with tuition if needed. I'm so excited to have my 7th grader excited to be going to this school.

From the owner: Mesa Christian Academy is a small private Christian school that services students in grades K-12…read more Our program is very individualized and we aim to meet each child at their level and help them to succeed. Our program works well for students who are gifted and advanced, challenged in some areas, and everyone in between. Contact us today to set up a tour.

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.

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 !!

I had several students go through this program, back 10 years ago I think it was much better. I…read morecan't speak for all the programs, but I am very disappointed with the Cosmetology and Aesthetics vocational programs that are currently supported by with the state. It just feels like they have added teachers and classes due to demand, but the training is sub par and they don't even have enough classrooms to accommodate all the enrolled students. I wholeheartedly support vocational schools and charters, but in my opinion these programs are currently not providing the instruction or hands-on skills students will need to be successful in the areas my child/children were enrolled. I would look elsewhere and avoid them waiting 2 years only to have to enter a school that requires tuition in the end anyways. I also think it's luck of the draw with teachers. Some are better than others... Our 2025 experience was very poor and when your students are spending more time watching HULU, Netflix, and movies than receiving instruction I believe it's a waste of time. I also hear that the State of Arizona pays EVIT ~$8k per student and they get paid for the full year as long as the student is still enrolled on 9/30. They may be more apt to listen to your concerns and make it appear they are working to address concerns up until that date, but after that they really don't care because their received their funding for the year. My recommendation is do your own homework and talk to your students. There appear to be some good options out there and new schools popping up out there to address the need that don't come with a huge price tag that may be better for preparing learners to actually entering the workforce.

They won't answer their phone, or return my calls. They were quick to enroll me, to take my GI…read morebill, but they won't call me back. I've been trying to contact them for over a month. Do I need to go there in Person to get any customer service? I won't be going to school here!