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Rancho Solano Private Schools - Missouri Campus
(602) 274-4124
240 W Missouri Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85013
Level: PK-8
District: Private



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Census InfoValueYear
White, non-Hispanic:93.02% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:1.16% (2008)
Hispanic:5.81% (2008)
Native American or Native Alaskan:0% (2008)
Asian/Pacific Islander:0% (2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:15.64% (2008)




Rancho Solano Private Schools - Missouri Campus Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating4
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating4
Average Parents Rating3
Average Safety Rating4


Rancho Solano Private Schools - Missouri Campus Reviews

 
We love this school! It is our kids' 'second home' and the academics are great

Excellent education in a small, friendly environment. My daughter started there last year in 6th and has really flourished. We really appreciate the teachers and staff, as well as the other students. Highly recommended!

The cozy, original Missouri campus is showing its age, but dont let that obscure its people strengths: terrific core academics(science, math, english)and warm, experienced staff nurturing self-confident, progressively responsible kids in a familial, schoolhouse environment - disruptive kids and the rare subpar teacher typically get weeded out by EOY. Third grade was a bracer (typed papers, projects, time management) & parents should be prepared to facilitate that challenging transition. Older students are typically engaged in interschool sports, class government and a well run community service program(Ms Marlier). Some services have decreased(art, music,after school hours).

My son just finished the 3s program there and will begin the 4s. My daughter is starting the the 3s program there this academic year. There's no doubt that any private school will benefit from creaming--but then that's what we pay for. There are too many great things about this school to mention. As someone already wrote...a great school if one can [continue] to afford it. Not every child makes the cut...which is good. Disruptive children (even 3 year olds) are given a few chances and then removed from the program. -Jack K. (

We are very please with the education our children are getting at Rancho Solano. They are very happy there. The teachers are caring and really help and encourage the children to learn.

Rancho solano private schools is a great pre school.Regarding academics, my 3 and half yr old daughter learnt a lot...She develped interest in reading and writing. They also have volunteer programs during the year to get parents involved. They encourage parent-teacher conversations regarding any thing pertaining to the kids behaviour to academics and extra curricular activities. I love this school myself and the best part is my daughter loves her school and her teachers.

Fine institution. Safe environment. Quality teachers.

Excellent academic focus. My daughter learned a great deal in the 2 years she attended. Family-like, small school atmosphere is a huge plus. The school is highly successful, but the ultimate deciding factor should be your child's ability to handle stress and a very structured learning environment. My 4-year old daughter dreaded going to school because it was 'too hard' and in the end we decided on a more nurturing, relaxed environment for her. As I said though, I cannot fault the school - they are very clear on their academic mission and discipline and have great staff and administration.

Wonderful family environment. Small teacher to child ratios. The academic programs at top notch. When I compare my childs academice ability to that of other child attending public schools the difference is astonishing. I can't say enough good things about Rancho. My son has been attending since he was three (he is now 10). And this is my daughters second year. This truly is the best environment for any child.

Academic Program-Excellent. Availability of music, art, sports and other extracurricular activities-all available mostly after school for a fee. Level of parent involvment-minimal

The academic structure of this school is strong. The extracurricular activities are not the reason to attend this school. The parking lot drop off and pick up is a mess. The teachers are good at communication and the front office staff is wonderful. My daughter has been there 3 years now and really enjoys the teachers.

this school was great but then new managment came in and it went donw hill ... we were very upset we had to pull our son out.

Academic programs are excellent. Expose kids to concepts 1-2 years earlier than typical public schools (e.g. my second grader is adding/subtracting fractions with ease, reading 'Goosebumps' and similar level chapter books). Rancho Solano has a nice early bird sports program for kids and safe, fun after care environment. However, these are expensive. Also, activities such as chess club are great but expensive. Parents are quite involved at Rancho Solano. Parents run all of the holiday parties and flood the school at all of the many events in which the kids participate. The teachers and staff at Rancho Solano are wonderful. My only concern with the school - and the reason I'm out on this web site - is the expense is becoming overwhelming. If you can afford it, I would strongly recommend this school.



 

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