W Vaqueros Rd
Tucson, AZ 85743

Our family had a wonderful experience at Marana Middle School. Both of my boys attended MMS and truly thrived — academically and athletically — because of the opportunities and support they received during their time there.One thing we especially appreciated was how the school provided meaningful enrichment experiences that helped students grow in confidence and independence. Both of my children had the opportunity to attend Catalina Island Marine Institute (CIMI) and the Washington, D.C. trip, and those experiences were unforgettable and educational.Academically, the school also offered strong coursework and opportunities for students who are ready for a challenge. Both of my boys were able to take accelerated classes and earn high school credit for Math and Spanish while still in middle school, which gave them a huge advantage and helped them enter high school prepared.Both of my children are thriving in high school, and we truly believe the foundation they received at Marana Middle School played a big role in that success. We are very grateful for the teachers, staff, and programs that helped our kids grow and succeed.

Horrible staff, dirty campus, invade privacy, lazy teachers

Our family had an excellent experience at Coyote Trail Elementary School. Both of my boys attended here, and from the start we felt a genuine “family” atmosphere. The staff and teachers were welcoming, supportive, and truly cared about knowing each child as an individual.The school does a wonderful job with inclusive practices and creating a learning environment where all kids feel like they belong. Academics were strong, and my children were challenged appropriately while still receiving the support they needed.One of the things that stood out most was the school leadership’s commitment to equity. They made sure all students had access to evening events and celebrations regardless of family income, which helped every child feel included and valued. We are so grateful for our time here and highly recommend Coyote Trail to other families.