1520 West Rose Garden Lane Phoenix, AZ 85027
Type: Public Charter School
Number of Students: 760 - 800
Female: 50% - Male: 50%
Students per Class: 25
White: 44%, Black: 3%, Hispanic: 42%, Asian: 2%, Other: 9%
Jez D Roaster
My daughter attended this school last year, but we had to remove her after three months. Her teacher would yell at students and belittle her if she didn't understand something, yet never contacted us about anything relat more ...
4535 North 28th Street Phoenix, AZ 85016
Type: Public Charter School
Number of Students: 490 - 510
Female: 50% - Male: 50%
Low Income Students: 13%
Students per Class: 20
White: 71%, Black: 2%, Hispanic: 18%, Asian: 2%, Other: 7%
Frankie Lee
We were shocked by the school's reaction when a chaperone, who had been approved by the school, put their hands on another student. Despite our fondness for Villa's teachers and their commitment to Montessori teaching, t more ...
1750 West Thunderbird Road Phoenix, AZ 85023
Type: Public School
Female: 50% - Male: 50%
Low Income Students: 47%
Students per Class: 20
White: 45%, Black: 3%, Hispanic: 42%, Asian: 2%, Other: 8%
Mr
The classes at this school are great, but unfortunately the attendance office staff is rude to students and parents. I have heard them say "what do you want" with an eye-rolling gesture and a dirty look. This does not sh more ...
5405 East Pinnacle Vista Drive Phoenix, AZ 85054
Type: Public School
Number of Students: 600 - 620
Female: 45% - Male: 55%
Low Income Students: 5%
Students per Class: 20
White: 81%, Black: 4%, Hispanic: 9%, Asian: 1%, Other: 5%
Newbie Ruby The Cutie
I experienced a summer camp two years ago that was similar to school, but without any regulations.
512 East Pierce Street Phoenix, AZ 85004
Type: Public School
Number of Students: 360 - 380
Female: 55% - Male: 45%
Low Income Students: 65%
Students per Class: 15
White: 74%, Black: 5%, Hispanic: 14%, Asian: 2%, Other: 5%
Gena Malloy
My daughter is a junior at Bioscience High School and it has been an amazing experience for her, both academically and personally. Gifted children often face bullying in public schools, but the Phoenix Union School Distr more ...