School might be great but you have to get in first. If you are not rich and white or brown and poor…read moreyou will have a challenge.A special education teacher is one that denied my child admission because she self diagnosed my kid as ADHD after spending 6 minutes with him. My child went on to a competitive middle school (PCDS) since she had the hand in denying him admission and has now completed his semester freshmen year at PRINCETON with all A's. My neighbors kid was a member of the church and her student was denied for kindergarten because he couldn't draw a complete circle! SERIOUSLY! he is now a sophomore at BROPHY! How the diocese allows this school to deny their own based on one person's opinion is scary. So parents do not be discouraged if your child is denied admission here since they are "selective". Your child will be okay.

This is just a fantastic school. We enrolled our son here last year and I can't tell you how great…read morethe faculty, teachers, administration and community have been. This school also has many benefits that other private schools don't have, like Campus Ministry, A Counselor and A Special Ed. Coordinator who are all wonderful and truly have our child's best interest in mind. The school is also very focused on service to others and the kids treat each other and adults with respect which I have not found in many school nowadays. I highly recommend St. Francis Elementary!

I love this school! I have sent all four of my boys here. The class sizes are much smaller and all…read moreof the students get more of a chance to shine, while no one gets left behind. The current principal, Ms. Cervantes, is responsive and creative and has brought in some incredible teachers who are willing to go above and beyond for their students. The positive energy radiates through everyone and this school is safe place where children thrive. A bonus for this school is that they support families with children that may have 504 plans or IEPs. They take these seriously and have additional support for ALL children. It has been a godsend to not fear sending my younger two boys to school and having their spirits broken by the educational system. I highly recommend this school for anyone looking for smaller class sizes, high quality education, and support.

Loovvee this school!! Very community based..small class sizes, grades k-8th.. All must wear…read moreuniforms!! Only down side is e erything is outta pocket but its so worth it!!!

Encanto is an excellent K-3 school with an award-winning dual language program. Many of the parents…read moreof gifted students enroll them in dual language for the extra challenge as well as the chance to develop fluency in English and Spanish. Arizona teacher of the year Michelle Doherty is a long-time member of the faculty. The school offers, music, art, PE, and gives special attention to making sure that all students are reading at grade level. My wife and both my children attended this school, and enjoyed the lovely campus with open areas and large classrooms. Please visit some time--your child will be glad you did!

Safety: The kids are dropped off and let into a gate with…read morehundreds of other kids before school. No one really directs students where to go. It is also very open. After school kids are let out in the front of the school where several adults are standing. Anyone can take your kid. Education: This school does not invest in your student. If you did not start there in kindergarten they have no interest or the capacity to teach your student. The teachers state the classrooms are too large and only have one teacher and no aid so they don't have time to support each kid. The classrooms are old and the principal comes on a little too strong. He uses scare tactics to push kids out of the school to maintain the A rating.

My daughter has been going to the madison school district for 7 years - since kindergarten - and I…read morehave had nothing but amazing experiences with the teachers, the staff, the admin, the curriculum, the performing arts of tap and theater that my daughter thrives in. We are open enrollment for the madison district due my work. I cannot say enough positive about the district. The parent involvement is incredible! I've not seen this level of involvement anywhere else. The parents truly care about their student and other students. The longevity of the teachers and staff says it all about the madison district. It's a wonderful place to be for my daughter.

Although I've been involved in several Florence Crittenton fundraisers in the past, I had never…read morebeen to their facility until last night. As I sat with the girls that were involved in "The Big Give" and waited for the board meeting to begin, I looked around in awe at what a great facility we were in. I was happy to see that this is available for AZ's youth in need. This is a fantastic organization that provides safety, hope, and opportunity for girls that are in need. I did learn that Florence Crittenton has been helping those who suffer from abuse, neglect, teen pregnancy or mental health problems for over 100 years. Today, the agency provides shelter, education, counseling, and social support for girls ages 12-21 and enjoys a reputation for innovative programs that focus on the individual needs of each girl. I cannot do it justice to attempt to explain everything that this non-profit organization does, but if you are interested in learning more, I recommend checking it out. Get involved as a volunteer or make a donation, attend one of their events, just do something to give back; you'll be happy you did!

I am impressed with the cause and the staff who work with girls at Florence Crittenton. I was not…read moreimpressed with some staff. My daughter and her youth group donated money from a service project to Florence Crittenton- the contact person in the office there was rude in her email and we never received a thank you. Sad. Florence Crittenton offers hope to girls but they need to work on how all their staff communicate and work with volunteers. Perception is everything.

I went to this school from K-2 over 10 years ago, so it may have changed from my time there, but it…read morewas a great place. I loved the students and all my teachers! It was a great place for me. I was just reminiscing and I found this picture of the Cinco de Mayo party they had and I'm in the white shirt in the back, with my friends and sister in the front! I hope it's all still going well for everyone

I wanted to reach out and say how impressed I was with AMS flower and their staff. The school was…read moreclean and they were well prepared for all of my enrollment questions. I appreciated their kindness and alot of schools could follow their path.

I attended this school in 2002-2003. Was bullied alot by certain other students. Nothing was ever…read moredone about it. It was reported multiple times. The principal even asked me if I was lying. I was not. All my teachers were awesome. There was quite a bit of gang activity around there at the time. I dunno how it is now. Hopefully better.

OMS is an amazing asset to our community. The staff and administration truly loves and cares about…read moreeach child at our school. OMS offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities. There is a club, sport or student group for every child at OMS. OMS has plenty of resource and enrichment programs established to ensure that your children receive the education they deserve. Many OMS students who graduate with several high school credits already under their belt. The school's sense of community that has been built by the daily efforts of the students, staff and administration is unparalleled. Your child will leave OMS having gained all of the academic and personal responsibility skills needed in order to be a successful student in high school.

An amazing school with exceptional curriculum! My kids went there for two years and then…read moretransferred to Basis Phoenix where they graduated from.

Pretty fine school. I went there in 2018-2019 and, to be perfectly honest, all these other reviews…read moreseem kinda outrageous to me, especially since some of them were written when I was still attending this school. The facility/playgrounds were nice, the teachers were fine, overall positive experience. Some issues with punishments but as long as you were not doing stupid stuff you were fine. Shoutout to my math teacher who hated Dog Man because it was, "... written horribly".