1334 S Avenue B #36-059W
Yuma, AZ 85364

Absolutely unacceptable and heartbreaking experience. Bullying is rampant at Crane Schools, and nothing is being done to stop it. My child was left with visible, repeated injuries due to bullying, and despite multiple complaints, the teachers and the principal showed little to no concern. The principal promised to schedule a meeting to address the issue—months later, we’re still waiting.The staff constantly targets my child, blaming them instead of holding the real aggressors accountable. The school operates on what feels like the lowest budget imaginable, and it clearly shows in the lack of training, structure, and basic child safety. Children are left unsupervised before and after school, and I’ve personally witnessed older students hitting and harassing younger ones without any adult intervention.The neglect and lack of response from the district is just as disturbing. I’ve documented a significant amount of evidence showing clear negligence and unsafe conditions—this school should be investigated. No child should be made to feel unsafe at school, and no parent should be ignored when pleading for help.Do not send your child here. Their safety, education, and well-being are not a priority.

My daughter really enjoys CTMS...her classes, teachers, as well as school activities. The principal is usually the first person students see when they arrive at school as she directs the traffic every morning. Students also have the opportunity to participate in rigorous classes and many teachers provide tutoring for those students who need it.

My son has been at Cibola for four years. It’s been a mediocre experience. The teachers are middle of the road. Some of them care and some of them do enough to earn a paycheck. The saving grace has been that my son has been able to find solace and safety with Mrs KB. That woman is spread very thin yet she finds time to return calls in the evenings. She is a saint. My son has never met the principle and he’s never been in trouble but when he was in need of extra support he knew who to turn to. Unsung heroes do not wear capes. Please recognize this lady for all she does for students.