101 E Willow Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85022

My son fell during P.E. And fractured his wrist and I was not notified of the incident. He also experienced an accident because he was not allowed to use the restroom in a timely manner, and again, I received no communication. Instead, he was given pants that did not fit him. The nurse informed me that they were not required to call because it was “not an emergency,” but I consider it an urgent matter when the school does not have appropriate clothing available for my child. No resolution was given. Every time I visit the office, I am met with unprofessional behavior. Staff members rarely greet parents and often respond with attitude or dismissive remarks such as, “What do you want?” or “What do you need?” The entire school as a whole LACKS communication and interaction skills.I am the type of parent who is more than willing to volunteer and support teachers and the school to ensure they have the necessary resources for our children. I try to be inclusive and helpful, but it is clear that the school does not prioritize the well-being of its students or maintain respectful communication with parents. It often feels as though the focus is on funding rather than the children themselves.For these reasons, I would not recommend this school to any family.

As a parent, I recently took a closer look into this school’s after-school programs after noticing changes in my children’s behavior.What I experienced raised concerns about supervision, structure, and communication. Information was not communicated to me directly or clearly, and it took multiple steps before I was properly informed. That level of communication is not what I expect when it comes to my children.I believe there is room for improvement in how the program is managed, particularly in maintaining clear communication with parents and ensuring appropriate oversight of students.At this time, I would encourage other parents to stay actively involved and ask questions about after-school activities to ensure their expectations are being met.