37249 E County 8th St
Yuma, AZ 85365

If your child has an IEP, be very cautious. This school is a 3rd Superintendent since my child enrolled, Lacks a permanent special education teacher - just a revolving door and only 251$ spent on Sped Education for FY 2025.. AND THEY HAD A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE WITH STUDENTS NEEDING SPED EE SERVICES. this school for several years and has made no progress. In fact, my child has regressed since her enrollment in 2023 and 9th grade 3 years ago. The administration does not provide required quarterly progress reports on time Some reports are months overdue and no progress has been monitored. When I request educational records as an accustrial parent the superintendent has told me that I'm not a parent and he refuses to provide any information to I've discovered they created multiple versions of the same progress reports showing different data - how is that possible if they're actually tracking progress?Most concerning: I was never notified about IEP meetings. The school held meetings and made major decisions about my child's education without informing me. When I discovered this and asked for records, the administration claimed I needed a court order to access my own child's educational information. That's not how special education law works.There's no evidence my child received specialized instruction during an entire school year - no service logs, no progress monitoring, nothing. My child essentially lost a year of education. When I try to advocate, I'm told I don't have the right to know or I'm given false information about reporting timelines.If you have a child with disabilities, document everything. Request all IEP documents in writing. Attend every meeting. Check if your child is actually receiving the services listed in their IEP. Don't assume the school is following the law just because they're supposed to. the fact that the superintendent especially thinks that he can go above the law and not follow policy and procedures from ADE. parents do your background of the schools before you enroll your child is all I'm saying and attend the monthly board meetings!!

In Az a principal does not have the right to deny students and Mrs. Johnson did said my kids were homeless and could not register trying to keep school with limited students for special funding . never have I expierenced a principal so messed up and cold for whatever personal reasons she threatened to evict my mother n law if we didn't leave . well I understand if we can't stay there but to deny kids from going to school is another thing but i already put complaint to the board of education have her . that we are homeless . well thank God I got a job right away was able to get a job and a place all I needed was a couple weeks to get on my feet given the fact we lost everything when my kids dad got cancer . so to prevent this on happening to someone else the board of education will address this issue