I attended New Samaritiana few years ago, I attended New Sam for over two years. I attented several high schools before and after, due to moving. I would say this is possible the singe best school I had ever attended. I have never encountered so many caring indiviuals, the teachers here could be discribed
... Read more as nothing short of life coachs. Every faculity member is very passionate about not only the subject they are teaching but eah indiviual student. I was impressed with the patience and attention they showed to every student. This school is one I am glad to say I attended, your child will come home bragging about the things they learn, if the choose to take place in the elective courses offered at New Samaritan. This school, and mostly Dr.Miller along with other instructors gave me a passion for life, and eduation that I had never know. - Koko Read less
Posted by a student on 06/11/08
The school may be small but it is a good school. Kids get one one attention.They have fun while they learned. The teachers are nice and funny. All the students are nice and very freidnly. This is an excellent school.There isnt alot of homework. But the children learn something while they are in the class.
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Posted by a parent on 03/25/08
As a 'Performing Plus' AYP school, we are proud to now be in the 'Candidate Stage' for North Central Accredidation. Students and teachers alike have enjoyed our new facility on Stapley Drive. Our P.E. programs in personal fitness, Yoga and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu have grown in popularity this year. We are
... Read more very proud of our teaching core, who are all certified or 'highly qualified' in their fields. Parents have been positive about the student led conferencing that takes place twice a year. Last year 100% of our seniors passed the AIMS test, a feat we are quite proud of. A lot of positive change has taken place at NSHS in the past two years and we encourage parents to check us out at newsamaz.com Dr. Miller, Executive Director Read less
Posted by a principal on 03/28/07
My son has been attending NSH since October. I like the small class sizes and the 4-day week. There isn't as much pressure or homework. Students simply go to school, participate, and go home. I do wonder how prepared he will be if he decides to go to college, but now, I feel confident he will graduate.
... Read more The teachers are caring. I am not convinced the school lives up to it's mission about helping kids 'find their passion.' I haven't seen any evidence of that. All in all, they are doing a decent job. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/10/06
Unsure of the quality of academic programs. There is no music, art, sports or other extracurricular activities. There is veritably no parent involvement or avenue for involvement.
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Posted by a parent on 12/07/05
What a huge disappointment. The turnover of staff and teachers is very high creating a very chaotic attmosphere. We pulled our student out in the middle of the semester due to safety issues. The overall quality of the school is poor.
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Posted by a parent on 11/12/05
We have been very disappointed with New Samaritan. They promised a lot but did not deliver on any of it. The leadership and quality of teachers overall is poor.
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Posted by a parent on 10/11/05
The school may be small but it is a good school. Kids that need the one on one with the teachers should go there because they will get the atention that they need. The principle is nice and funny. They have the best teachers and extracurricular activities. Lots of nice and friendly students to get to
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Mesa schools — New Samaritan High School is located at 1455 S Stapley Dr #20, Mesa AZ 85204. 1455 S Stapley Dr #20 is in the 85204 ZIP code in Mesa, AZ The school district for New Samaritan High School is the Arizona State Charter School Board. New Samaritan High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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