Last year was our first year at Legacy. I was a little worried about how my kids would handle the…read moretransition from California to Arizona, however it turned out to be a seamless experience and the best educational decision we made for our kids. I love seeing my 1st grader already start multiplying. My 3rd grader is consistently challenging herself and tells us how she's enjoying the challenge. My 5th grader, who spent the most time at a different district is able to see the difference from a different prospective. He loves the energy his teachers have had. The teachers communicate student challenges effectively allowing the parents to become more involved early on and offer free tutoring. Koodoos for whoever is hiring the teachers.. The teachers are playing a big role in my kids wanting to be at school everyday and continue to challenge themselves! Thank you to the legacy teachers for being great leaders and mentors to our scholars. I'll wrap this review by saying as a parent, I appreciate the level of involvement the parents have in their children's education.

Rachel Crossman appears to consistently overlook what should be the top priority, student safety…read more In my experience, she also tends to dismiss or ignore concerns raised by teachers and parents, which makes it difficult to feel heard or supported. With the level of authority she holds, her judgment calls carry significant weight, yet many of those decisions raise serious concerns about whether they're being made in the best interest of students and staff. It's also worth noting that she encourages people to leave her positive reviews on yelp, which makes the feedback you see there feel less organic and potentially influenced. Because of this, I would take especially positive reviews with a grain of salt and consider seeking out a wider range of perspectives before forming an opinion.

Great school, great teachers, and awesome curriculum. My kids love going to school every morning…read morefor the past three years.

The decision to enroll our daughter at Palm Valley Montessori (PVM) back in 2012 when she was just…read morethree years old has proved to be an amazing choice for so many reasons. The school offers a genuine Montessori prepared environment with teachers that are dedicated and return year after year. The children not only learn academic skills that place them far above the performance of children at other schools, but they gain so much more from this family style/homelike setting complete with access to nature and animals. Our daughter has strengthened her sense of self-confidence, which has allowed her to develop her own personal strengths and talents. PVM also offers before/aftercare and a variety of programs (music lessons, Spanish, creative writing, art, cooking classes in full kitchen and monthly field trips). Over the past six years she has developed close friendships in a safe bully-free environment and her school has become more than a school...more like an extended family.

My son has been going to this school since kindergarten. I've never had any issues until this year…read more Kindergarten, 2nd, and 3rd grade were great, which is why I'm so thrown back. Teachers this year have extremely high expectations for 10 year old kids. The last two months the school has pointed out behavior issues with my son. My son gets bullied like crazy and nothing is done about it. The school is so quick to pointing out everything he does so he gets in trouble rather than recognizing he needs guidance to improve. I'm so disappointed how the school has been treating and dealing with my son. He doesn't want to go to school because he feels like the staff is targeting him. If your kid fits the "normal" stereotype of a kid, they will do fine at the school. If your kid struggles in anything, behavior or academically, don't waste your time sending your kid here. We won't be returning for 5th grade.

I'd give them 0 stars. Their parking lot is always full, and cars are parked all over the…read moreneighborhood, leaving hardly any room for a fire truck to go through. Cars are parked all along the street and drivers tailgate you down the 15 mph school zone every morning but like to complain about speeding. This school needs to stop advertising that they have open enrollment if they can't handle the traffic they created. They need to more considerate of the neighborhood. All this despite having several school buses of their own.

It's such a good school it's good teachers awesome classmates and the best teacher and she lets us…read moreeat in class

I went to this school through 3rd to 5th grade, and I still love the school now. It has amazing…read moreteachers and shares many messages to us as students.

I have sent my daughter here since kinder and she will be starting 2nd grade soon. I have loved the…read moreschool and their mitigating during covid. I love their communication and their ability to inform parents. One thing I do not like is that my daughter is not offered music and art as part of her daily schedule. As a teacher myself, I understand the importance of academics but think it is important that students are also given the ability to be expressive. I would change my rating to five stars if my daughter had access to a music and art teacher rather than just STEM, technology, and physical education.

I couldnt be more pleased. From the kind, supportive staff to the commitment of the teachers;…read moreWildflower is an impressive school. An "A" rating showcases the hard work and commitment of the teachers. I am grateful for the staff, and the support they provide to my son!

West Valley Christian School has been such a wonderful experience for our family. My high school…read morekids truly enjoy coming to school every day thanks to the amazing teachers and supportive classmates. The staff goes above and beyond to create a positive, encouraging environment where students feel valued and excited to learn. It's such a blessing to see my children thriving both academically and personally in a community that genuinely cares.

My experience with West Valley Christian during the application and enrollment process was…read moredisappointing. From the beginning, communication was inconsistent and often required multiple follow-ups to receive answers to basic questions. Responses were not always timely, making the process more stressful and time-consuming than it needed to be. As a prospective parent, I expected greater professionalism and consideration for families' time. My scheduled tour was delayed by more than 20 minutes, and I had to ask about the delay because no one acknowledged how long we had been waiting. There were delays in communication, a lack of clear expectations, and limited follow-through on questions and concerns that were raised throughout the process. I was also concerned by what appeared to be preferential treatment during the admissions process. While every family wants the best opportunity for their child, it is important that all applicants are treated fairly, respectfully, and consistently. Additionally, I would have liked to see a stronger commitment to diversity and inclusion, which is a true reflection on Gods kingdom. First impressions matter, and my experience left me questioning whether all families would feel equally welcomed and valued. While I cannot speak to the academic experience, my interactions during the admissions process did not reflect the level of organization, responsiveness, and family-centered approach I was hoping to find in a school community. I pray that West Valley makes significant improvements to their enrollment/application process.

My children live with their mother about 5 min away. I live and work almost an hour away from my…read morechildren and so my best to be VERY involved with everything they do. Long story short, This school lets out early ALOT. I dont know about other people, but I work. My 16 year old goes to Goodyear High and pics his brother and sister up daily, on short days he runs 30min behind because his school does not let out in time to be there at 12:20-12:35. I have been called and yelled at, chastised, belittled, and told "We are not babysiters," when my kids were waiting for their brother to pick them up. Mind you, other kids as well as security are present well after school has ended, no problems there tho. But for the front office lady to yell at my 16 year old son that he needs to take his 6 yr old sister and 10 year old brother and het off campus now... or to make a 6 year old start walking home alone while she cries that she doesnt want to because shes waiting for her older brother and shes scared to walk home... In the middle of me apologizing while gettin chastised, I was cut off multiple times and told things like "Well, you need to figure something else out,"...."Thats not my problem,"...."We are not babysitters." This is how Copper trails treats parents and children that attend AND LEND A HAND AT EVENTS. LMAO. THIS SCHOOL IS VERY UNPROFESSIONAL AND DOES NOT CARE ABOUT CHILDREN. THEY CARE ABOUT A CHECK. DONT LET THE FEW REVIEWS FOOL YOU. IVE TALKED TO SEVERAL PARENTS THAT SHARE MY SAME VIEWS ABOUT THIS PLACE. Currently exploring options for my children to attend school elsewhere....... And they wonder why kids dont give a damn about school. Seems to me it because the teachers dont give a damn about them.

This message is directed to the new principal, Ms. Dawson. I am concerned about her approach with…read morethe students. For some reason, she feels it's acceptable to mislead kids in an attempt to elicit information. For example, she told my niece that she saw her on camera using her phone, asking why she called her mom about a referral she received. However, my niece didn't call her mom, and she didn't even have her phone with her. Ms. Dawson then went to my sister's classroom and shared the same misleading information with her. Additionally, I have requested a 504 plan for my child, who is struggling with math despite having an IEP in that subject. Unfortunately, the request was denied because my child doesn't "qualify." Now, I have to wait another month for the school to conduct their own IEP evaluation. I can't shake the feeling that Ms. Dawson holds some biases against my family members who attend this school.

Academic Excellence…read more Legacy Traditional School amazing academic Institution that motivates students to achieve academic excellence in an accelerated learning environment. The entire staff at Legacy Traditional School are knowledgeable and caring, and courage parents to become involved. It is a welcoming change when the school's philosophy is for parents and staff to work together as partners. The student, teachers, and parents are all committed academic excellence. Legacy Traditional School oppose standards and policies that all school's should follow.

‼IMPORTANT PLEASE READ‼ This school is, in my opinion, an…read moreabsolute disgrace. The administration and many teachers seem far more concerned with protecting each other than supporting the students they are supposed to educate. I've found some staff members to be dismissive, disrespectful, and completely uninterested in listening to legitimate student concerns. The quality of education is deeply disappointing and falls nowhere near the standards the school claims to promote. Even more concerning is the apparent failure to address bullying effectively. Students have been subjected to cruel and unacceptable behavior, yet meaningful action often seems absent or inadequate. Rather than creating a safe and supportive learning environment, this school appears more focused on preserving its image. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this school to any family expecting accountability, respect, or a quality education. Best regards, John park