Our family started at Legacy in kindergarten…read more We are now proud parents of a 5th grader. See, in order to understand why I will always fiercely defend and love this school I will take you back to the first day of school when my tiny little boy with a lisp asked for help and he started speech therapy as soon as possible. Our kiddo has grown in this school! He has recited poems, sang in concerts, ran in glow runs, said the pledge of allegiance daily, helped thank veterans, marched in parades, ran for student council, played the lead role in a school production of Shrek Jr, helped other kids transition to the next grade... all while being loved, cared for and been nurtured by teachers, staff and fellow parents. As a family we have volunteered at school, been in awe of how the entire team has rallied behind the kiddos and made this campus or of the best places to be part of. It's a fast paced accelerated campus. It's a campus where - yes, it's hard to find parking... you know why? Because every parent has to pick up and drop off our children. It's a campus that gets completely filled with veterans and first emergency responders for our gratitude breakfasts. It's a campus filled with parents who show up with cases of water when it gets too hot for our students and staff. It's a campus where children are greeted with positive comments telling them how appreciated they are. It's a rated A school because everyone works hard and together to get epic results. If you are looking for a regular school- we are not it... but if you want to be part of a community- come join us! We Love Legacy Traditional

Legacy Traditional School Northwest has been an amazing experience for our family. The teachers…read moretruly care about their students and are always supportive, communicative, and invested in their success. My son has grown so much--he's more confident, disciplined, and excited about learning. I love the strong values the school promotes, like respect and responsibility, which really show in the students. The campus is clean, organized, and feels safe, creating a positive and welcoming environment. We're so grateful to be part of this community and would highly recommend Legacy Traditional School Northwest to any family looking for a school that truly cares.

I find it funny how the two negative reviews for this school live out of state and the three…read morepositives live in Arizona... Took a tour of the preschool and extremely impressed by the value/virtue based culture here with the classical education!

I really liked and respected this school at first. Then as usual they get new people and a shit…read moreshow starts. I'm not sure how or why these people got hired in the first place. They have no business working with children. Some of the teachers are truly awful. Front office is extremely rude and act put out when you need something. Isn't that your job? To help? Too many parent/kid maga supporters too. Not sure why they are going here, you know they teach science, right?

Open Arms Preschool is excellent,…read more My son has attended Open Arms for the last two years. When we chose Open Arms it was easy because the staff was so accommodating and friendly. The attitude I'd see reflected as love throughout the school It was so great to find a school for toddlers not yet potty trained and all to have all meals and snacks provided My son went through the infant program and it was great for him; so much growth!! He interacted with the other babies but still got the individual infant care he needed, The daily reports are valuable, The love and care of the individual babies was apparent to me with my son amd is everytime I walk by the infant room Now my son is in the toddler program, Again, I am so impressed with the program; they are all engaged,Cool and interesting lesson topics I can see the teachers control the environment and not the kids. Everyday I see all the teacher interacting with all the kids I like the daily activities and the daily report naps and curriculum learned. Here's the bottom line review...My son has a great home but everyday I pick him up, he wants to stay at Open Arms I will keep him at Open Arms through all of their programs

Really had high hopes for this daycare, as there are few good options on the NW side of town. Felt…read moreexcited about it after the tour but bringing my 1 yr old in quickly became a major source of anxiety every day. My son is typically a very social, happy, and engaged boy and even at our first daycare, which we did not love for similar issues, he at least was very very quick to warm up and happy to be there. This place was a different story altogether and my main and major gripe is with the young ones teacher, Ms. Ryann--cold, detached, minimally engaged. I spent 40 minutes with my son to help him ease in on his first day at this daycare. The whole time I was in the 1 year old room, his teacher did not greet either of us, did not offer to show us where to put things....nothing. I had to go up to her and ask her right as I had to leave. She did barely anything to comfort my son when he burst into tears when I went to leave. All big red flags to me. It continued like that for our whole time there and from the times I was able to check in on the livestreams, it was the same thing from this teacher -- bare minimum greetings or verbal/app updates, no warmth towards my son as he'd walk around crying by himself throughout the mornings, no attempts to get him to join the other babies as she sat in the corner with them like a lazy lump doing no activities any time I looked in. Wouldn't know if she ever did since she never sent a single update picture the entire time we stayed there. Every day when I dropped him off and picked him up, he would totally melt down and cling to me--very different from his typical personality and even very different from his quick and easy adjustment period at his last daycare. The only day he seemed happy at pickup AND the only day we got a single picture update was a day another teacher covered. That teacher actually led art activities and I saw her smiling and engaging with him and the other babies each time I checked the livestream. The difference in his demeanor was night and day, after just one day On top of all that, he was being offered hardly any water while he was there with the normal teacher, as evidenced by a sudden and notable change in his BMs, his desire to guzzle the water I offered him at pick up and from me beginning to monitor the water level of his cup at drop off and pick up (which didn't change at all on multiple days) When we toured, one of my main concerns was that his last daycare wasn't actually taking the babies outside to play at all and we were assured these kiddos went out practically every single morning. I did tend to bring him at the tail end of the time the babies were supposed to be outside most mornings, but there was never any sign of the others being outside. Yet, when I would check the cameras to see if my baby was having a better time later in the AM (about an hour or so after drop off and the time they were meant to be outside), the kids wouldn't be visible on cameras as it seemed they were outside.... I asked about this and was told they werent actually outside at this time, just "watching the other kids play from the door"....because why?? Sounds kind of mean to not let them get their own play time, but make them watch others play...probably just because the teachers themselves wanted to socialize. That's an assumption, to be fair, but not far fetched imo To be transparent, we were only there for about 2 weeks/7 actual days. I let the director know concerns at disenrollment but didn't wait around for her to address them--time is short and everything in my gut was saying this situation sucked for him. The director didn't seem bad, and the rest of the staff was at least friendly on surface level so 2 stars instead of 1 SO happy we switched places, as it was an immediate change in his happiness and demeanor on day 1 and every single day since. We're greeted warmly and he gets right into playing happily. Hes all smiles at pickup, and we get tons of activity photos all day long. They go outside every morning and sometimes in PM and his poo is magically back to normal! Who would have thought warm energy and offering water could make such an immediate and drastic difference

I'm surprised to not see more recent reviews. Our family moved to Tucson in the summer of 2022 and…read morewe put a great deal of thought into the surrounding schools when we decided to purchase our new home. The previous school our daughter attended was a Montessori school and while I think it was a great foundation I felt the elementary grades were lacking in some areas of education. Our daughter entered Casas as a 5th grader and as her first traditional school. I was nervous by the huge transition for her, but she took to it like a fish to water. The teachers, especially Mrs Ford made it easy for her by supporting her in any way she needed. She loves going to school and is doing incredibly well academically. I feel so incredibly blessed and thankful for everyone at Casas for making the transition a wonderful and happy experience for my daughter. It's evident that the staff genuinely cares about the students and their success. We will continue to attend Casas and hope a Casas High School will be available soon.

Such a great school. I've had two boys attend the past 5 years and they love it so much! One of the…read moremany many reasons we love it so much: small class sizes. Highly recommend CCS!!!

I have had two students in this school and really love it. It's a small school so my kids have…read morereceived a lot of personal care. After a year or two the teachers feel like family. BTW, regarding the photo in the previous post: That disturbing image was NOT taken in an SSA bathroom!

I remember when SSA was a quality school with wonderful teachers who exceeded expectations. That…read morewas so very long ago. I pulled all my kids out of SSA Tucson campus on Sunset. This school is known to discriminate against students, especially their special education students and families. The staff is poorly trained and they're constantly trying to replace teachers who either quit or get fired. Their test scores are abysmal and sadly, they don't prioritize students. It's a negative, mean and cruel environment for kids to spend years in. Avoid at all costs.

We love that Green Fields supports the whole child- strong academics, arts and sports, field trips,…read moretime outside, social development, an emphasis on communication and problem solving. Green Fields is as close to perfect as we could hope for. We want our two children to be educated as human beings; we expect a lot from them while giving them all of our love and support- Green Fields does the same thing. Our kids are being prepared for life and for college, thank you Green Fields

I love Green Fields! This is an amazing private school! My daughter loves this school is learning…read moreat her own pace, loves school, and is so happy. Thanks to the private school vouchers I can have my daughter attend with very little cost! This is the best school!

They call their student scholars---because they are. Top notch teachers, with a ultra-modern…read morefacility. I have been there and they have a super tight security program in place.....no one gets in unless you are buzzed through the locked doors.

never sent your kids to this school every day my son comes home crying from the teachers yelling at…read morehim for making a mistake on a paper and when I talked to the principal about it they said that my son needs to grow up and the other kids at the school bully him for his weight. worst school ever.

The school refuses to correct the traffic flow for their rouge caregivers and now after many years…read morewe have their school buses turning around our tiny culdesac. Parents , caregivers, and now bus drivers racing down our tiny street and turning around. Buses often have to back up and down to get around parked cars. MANY of these parents are parked illegally and blocking homeowners. Someone is going to get hurt by their actions. School refuses to do anything. They are a hazard to neighborhood.

i went to richardson from 1-6th and the teachers are very kind and have respect punishments. i…read morelearned very good academic from this school, even good enough to where i am in all accelerated. i miss is so much but i would highly recommend going to this school or sending eachother here and its in a safe loving community and neighbor!