Research Imagine Elementary at Camelback charter Schools in Phoenix, Arizona

“It is almost as if the teachers are afraid of the students. You don t see teaching going on in most of the classroom, except for the math teacher. She at least attempted to teach to those students that were interested. My child is not returning this fall. Frazey, the middle school leader runs the school because most of the time Imagine could not keep a principal or assistant for one reason or another. Frazey is the rudest.”

“This school has great potential, under a new principal,we had seen the difference regarding discipline,Teachers have more access to technological resources,like smartboards and two computer labs ,to use throughout the curriculum. the only issue is the lack of parent participation, but i belive that is across the board in any school.”

“Other than the less than easily accessible campus, due mostly to lightrail construction, I have been very satisfied with the education my children have received there. My oldest will be in 5th grade, starting in a few weeks, and for the tail end of her 3rd grade & her entire 4th grade year, she has been working with accomodations set forth under an IEP that was established over a total course of less than a month. The only students I don't reccomend sending into Imagine are ones who might have a problem with getting bored due to higher intelligence. But for kids who are 'average learners', and those who need Special Ed services, this school is fantastic!!”

“Imagine schools are fantastic! Great teachers, administration and students!”