This is a High School in Phoenix Az. The sports teams are terrible because the athletic director…read moreinsists on hiring teachers to coach the sports teams. Eg. the boy's baseball team is terrible. Over the last 14 years, they have averaged 5 wins and 18 losses. The players have no skills and aren't taught how to play the game and during the game, they are not coached properly. In 1 game, a pitcher threw over 100 pitches in just 3 innings before being replaced. Hitting and fielding skills are nonexistant. In the last 5 years, the girls volleyball team has won 11 games and lost 84. This is another teacher coaching. The athletic director is very complacent and doesen't care about these students or how poor these programs are. Parents have told me that their kids won't return to play the next season because they are sick of losing. None of these kids will ever have a chance at a scholarship to play sports in college. There are other schools in Phoenix with the same thinking. This should not be tolerated.

This high school is the best in the Glendale Union High School District! This school was given 5…read morestars only because 10 stars isn't an option! The faculty and Staff are professional, fun, and very welcoming. The school grounds are clean and inviting. Administration is helpful and caring! The school takes care of its own and knows how to party! Go Rams!

They don't have patience with people. There was administrators in bathroom hurrying people up to…read moreuse the restroom. You get detention if you forget to charge your computer. They don't offer much help what so ever and office ladies are horrible with students and call out people in front of everyone.

My daughter has been attending Horizon since she was in 2nd grade with Ms. Whitesell, she was such…read morea great teacher with my daughter. My daughter had attended Catholic School at OLPH in Glendale and it was a terrible experience for the both of us but I will post that on a different day. Anyway Horizon welcomed my daughter with open arms. All her teachers were very good with her and she loves all of them. My daughter is now 13 and in 8th grade. She has blossomed into a very, responsible, respectful and courteous young lady. She has had great support though out all her years there. They respect the parents and the children and all care very much for their children and their safety. I definitely plan on having both my younger children attend there. D. Howard

i barely learned anything and was heavily bullied for a while and the principal did nothing about…read moreit DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE

The really care about this kids. They take their time, and make sure the kids are safe, and…read morethriving.

Our kids do really well here. They are happy,and we are happy. If you have a choice, send them to…read moreREM.

Apollo high school is a great school I went there all four years of it, great teachers and friends,…read moreI graduated in 1998 and I even lived near Apollo high school and I can hear football games playing and the band. Apollo high school rocks Go Hawks.

The others where really nice and welcoming but Roberta Contreras was so rude her attitude is…read moredisgusting. I was nice to her trust me but if someone is going to be acting like that towards others she should find something else that makes her happy!!

I am a teacher at North Pointe and am finishing up my 9th year here. I am excited to see the…read morewonderful changes that are on the horizon at our school as we get back to the original mission at North Pointe that includes commitment to building strong academic, arts, and athletic programs, while providing activities that appeal to everyone. North Pointe's faculty is committed to providing instruction that meets the needs of all students. The new administrative team has brought positive changes that were felt immediately across campus , as teachers, students, and families alike felt respected and empowered to get back to what we are good at, educating children. I'm excited to see the "New North Pointe" emerge from the challenges that we've faced. I'm looking forward to an exciting 2019-2020 school year. With the new administrative team, the enthusiastic, dedicated teachers, and fabulous students, 2019-2020 is sure to be the best school year yet!

Tonight we attended the North Pointe Prep's musical theater production of 7 Brides for 7 Brothers…read more It was wonderfully cast and enthusiastically performed. Student actors were talented, student lighting, sound and technical crews were skilled, and the student created sets were beautiful! You could tell that the director taught the students about their craft, and had them fully invested. For parents seeking a school with a strong Theater program for their students, North Pointe is a great option! Well done, Falcon Players!

Plus: The school has a wonderful "community" feel to it...actively involved faculty and…read moreadministrators. Competitive sports programs. This school is a real cross-section of the Socio-economic strata of our country. Minus: A science instructor who openly denies global warming---this should not be tolerated. A history instructor who is a conspiracy theorist and who brings her personal political agenda to the classroom. Some of the opinions she passes as "history" are utterly ridiculous---and highly inappropriate as they are politically-laden and undermine rational inquiry. These instructors are the antithesis of what a true education should represent: the development of critical thinking skills and acquisition of evidenced-based knowledge. I hope these instructors represent the exception rather than the norm.

Most of the staff is nice and the teachers are good and the sports are awesome even through theirs…read moreconstruction. Also it one of the best public schools .

I'm not going to lie...I miss high school…read more Moon Valley was a place I spent the majority of my childhood. As the son of a teacher, my adventure with Mooon Valley started in 1980 and continued until my departure in 1993. When you go back through your memories, you have a tendency to glorify several of the things that happened in your life, but high school...wee, it is something that just happens! Coming in as a freshman, the whole expienece is a bit overwhelming. You see the world from the bottom and know that you will have to wait your turn to be at the top of the ladder. Moon Valley was a prideful school, with a history of success and a case full of trophies. A school that excelled in athletics and academics. Over the years, the school has spiraled downward and just driving by makes me just shake my head. Class of 1993... To all my classmates and the year of the first state track and field championships, I am honored to have spent some of the most memorable times of our lives.

On April 2nd 2026, and the 9th 2026 my daughter was assaulted by another girl at this school. Each…read moreattack was by a separate individual. The second attack was so severe that my daughter was transported to the hospital via ambulance. She had her head smashed against the concrete that resulted in a concussion by this girl, and multiple bruises to her face and shoulders. The school, after the first attack did nothing to prevent the second attack. When I asked them what precautions will be taken if my daughter returned to their school after this second attack, I was told she could use the nurses bathroom since the first attack took place in the women's bathroom, and that she could eat lunch in the office or somewhere that they designated since the second attack took place while she was at lunch in the courtyard. The girl who more severely assaulted my daughter on the second attack was withdrawn from the school. I found out that apparently this girl had been expelled from another school for fighting and that she'd already been in several fights that year at Moon valley and was on a contract for fighting so they knew she was volatile and dangerous and still did nothing to take any type of precautions with other people's students. They just allowed her to roam free..... The hospital visit alone cost me $1,400, I haven't seen the bill yet for the ambulance ride, nor have I seen the bill yet for the specialist who is supposed to be her follow-up for the concussion. Drugs and alcohol are also rampant in this school, they are bought and sold by students. When I had photo evidence of these individuals selling and buying drugs, and using alcohol on campus I brought it to the attention of the assistant principal and the campus officer and they did nothing with that. Also told the campus officer when my daughter was assaulted the second time that I wanted to file charges and I'm pretty sure I was given a bogus report number because when I went back to look up the status of my daughter's case the report number he gave me kept coming back could not be found. There's going to be a lawsuit on their hands if this isn't taken seriously and handled it a befitting manager and taken seriously with implementating some sort of safeguard so my daughter can finish out the rest of her year and then transfer her out..... Worst school any of my four children have attended and I would not recommend it to anybody if they value their children's safety. And when I tell you it's worse than Glendale School District I mean it. I regret moving so that she had to attend this district/school.

This is a pretty decent high school. There are some good teachers, others that aren't as great…read more They counselors are pretty good and work with you to plan your college career. When I was there I was given the opportunity to do some classes at the local community college credits that counted as high school credits too. It was nice to have come credits done by the time I hit college. I've heard that since I graduated (2002) they've started some pretty neat programs to get students started off with some pretty good college credits if they choose. The athletics are decent and fluctuate yearly as most high schools do. The parking lot fills up pretty quick, but nothing too bad.

This school is really welcoming (at least some staff and the occasional student) but it is also…read morereally disappointing when it comes to the treatment students and some staff and administrators are really rude and not too accommodating. They aren't good at putting a stop to bullying. Over all though, it gets the job done i guess

Imagine schools at Cortez Park is truly a family. Students are challenged and loved into their full…read morepotential. Having such a close knit community truly helps students receive an education that will thoroughly prepare them for college and to become impactful citizens of our world. They teach not just academics, but character. All teachers care for the individual well being of each student and go above and beyond to meet their needs. Your child will feel so at home here!

This charter school is the worst. If you want your kids to get a good education take them somewhere…read moreelse. If your child requires Special Education services, by all means don't go there. Their special education department is a joke. Norhyme or reason for how they do things. They put aggressive kids in with kinder and 1st graders in the special education class. Don't let your child be hurt. Go to another school.