Torah Day School of Phoenix

Estoy contenta con los maestros de mi hijos Gracias

I wouldn't recommend this school, it has decent teaching but the overall effect it can have on social outcasts is ridiculous. As a former student I experienced several instances of bullying at this school and not a single teacher stepped up to do anything even when it was happening right in front of them. Teachers do nothing to help support struggling students.Additionally there tends to be a lot of drama amongst students and there's a lot of fights, and it seems orangewood has still done nothing to make sure this doesn't happen despite there being a zero tolerance bullying policy. Do not assign your child to this school.

If you want your child to be more than just a number, don’t send them to Madison simis. Too many kids, not enough staff. I send my child here because this is our home school, I’m looking for other options for next school year currently.

All teachers and principal turn a blind eye to bullying while it’s happening and in the aftermath. It is impossible to contact anyone or get on the school grounds. The secretary in the office is always rude and unhelpful. The food is constantly terrible - and my kid will eat anything. Teachers keep quitting, to the point where the other teachers all have an excuse exponential anoint of students than they started the year with. Lack of discipline or boundaries create a lack of respect for the teachers by kids and parents. Little to no family inclusion. Teachers constantly complain about the conditions and excuse themselves from teaching the children. I am doing curriculum teaching with my child after school so they don’t fall behind and am taking them out of Solano. They take in expelled students mid year and let them run free, being violent. Multiple children have thrown steel water bottles and other children’s heads, throwing chairs, hitting teachers and other kids. No consequences for assaults and no accountability on teachers for the safety of their students.

My son attended from 2 to 4.5. It's a small and diverse community where my son was supported and thrived. He loved his teachers and friends. Highly recommend!

The hardscape is there for parents and students to love this school, however; it’s what is inside that matters and this is where All Saints falls short. The head of school is at the school to solely advance her career. In an effort to do so she uses teachers, administrators, students and parents to accomplish this. There are many nice families at the school but know the administration works to divide and conquer the families. All done to control and manipulate a lack of consistent disciplinary parameters. The school does not address student behavior in a fair and timelyfashion. Hence, once things have escalated to a major issue random and biased discipline is executed. Students do not learn, students function through fear as opposed to encouragement and morale is low. It is a fragile culture on the verge of self imploding.

My kids come home w a positive attitude towards Yiddishkeit and learning Torah - which you do not get everywhere! It is a safe environment.The Morahs and Rebbeim are very nice and warm, energetic and display good Middos. Rebbes are very special. They are organized. They know how to connect and inspire the boys and are great role models. Unfortunately the girls are not learning how to translate Pesukim, Rashis etc... and are significantly lacking Hebrew learning skills. There are no milim tests. No dikduk tests. Kids can't speak or write in basic Hebrew.Terrible secular studies with no accountability, or clear learning objectives / curriculum etc. and new teachers almost every year. Many, many, many secular studies teachers have even left in the middle of the year for one reason or another...No spelling tests, no book reports, no science fair, no research projects.... The school doesn't believe in homework so you'll never know what they are / are not learning. No one to talk to in administration.Unfortunately I have no choice where to send as it's the only frum school in all of AZ that separates girls and boys so I will probably have to move because of this very serious issue and deficit in my kids' education (most obvious in the secular studies but some issues in Judaics as well).