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Pima Elementary School
(480) 484-2800
8330 E. Osborn Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Level: K-6
District: Scottsdale Unified District



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Pima Elementary School, Scottsdale, AZ.


Census InfoValueYear
White, non-Hispanic:64.58% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:4.01% (2008)
Hispanic:22.12% (2008)
American Indian/Alaskan Native:5.29% (2008)
Asian:4.01% (2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:15.57% (2008)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:39.72% (2008)




Pima Elementary School Ratings Summary

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


Pima Elementary School Reviews

 
My daughter will be attending Pima again this fall. She's very excited about her school, and can't wait to go next year. We thought of moving from the area and decided we'll do all we can to stay right here. Her classes are challenging, and she has a real arts and music curriculum. She is considering taking an instrument this year coming- maybe cello?

We transfered our daughter here from Hohokam because of a bullie problem we just could not resolve with the school. We were thrilled with the Pima and our daughter did just great. What a relief that she would be able to finish out her Elementary Education with a since of peace. A Greatful Parent

I have two children in Pima and I cannot say enough positive things about the school, staff and administration. Reading comprehension is stressed as it is the foundation for success in all other classes. The music programs, vocal and instrumental, have been fantastic. Where else do 4th, 5th and 6th graders in an after school elective chorus have the chance to perform in musicals like 'Annie', 'The Wizard of Oz' or 'Mary Poppins'? The gifted program has brought out the best in my youngest daughter. All in all, I have to say how grateful I am for each of my girls' teachers. I highly recommend this school.

This is a great traditional-style school. Emphasis on academics. What I like best about it is that the staff and teachers have high expectations for the students and yet the students don't seem stressed out or pressured. Truly a small private style setting and a gem of a school.

Pima has made excellent progress and is currently the best elementary school in South Scottsdale. The most important thing: my children are enjoying their teachers, classmates and studies, and they look forward to school each day. Isn't this what really matters? It couldn't happen without their great teachers and the support of the administration. I highly recommend this school.

My son went to kindergarden here and at the time I thought it was great; however when it was time to enroll my daughter I ran into a problem. They tested her first because her birthday is in November and said she wasnt prepared so we put her in the Tempe school district. The things they taught my baby to do were leaps and bounds beyond anything that was even introduced at Pima. She is now reading at a first grade level and adding and subtracting. We deceided to put our son in the same school with his sister and he is now reading at a second grade level and doing second grade math. Pima school was OK but the Tempe school district has a higher standard of learning of its students.

My kid's love Pima! My kid's can even read and write better then a lot kid's older than them from other schools. This is because I feel that Pima has the best to offer in many programs and even their teachers. The education they offer and the way it is presented is outstanding. I am amazed with the enthusiasm from the parents and their involvement with Pima. I feel that Pima is the best elementary school in Scottsdale!

My daughter started kindergarden this year at Pima. We can't say enough good things. She struggled a bit in the beginning, but her teacher had great communication with us and helped us bring her up to speed. She is now excelling quite well. She does have homework everyday, but it takes no more then 15-25mins. The entire faculty is great. They do lots of 'special' activities for the kids especially around holidays. The after shool program (Kids Club) is great too. And alot cheaper then daycare.

My son just started kindergarten at Pima and I have no major complaints. He is doing so well and has learned to read in just weeks after his first day of school! I appreciate the schools discipline and behavior code because I see that a lot of other schools don't apply much of any at all. I do not think Pima is too strict. My son is well behaved, more than before he started school. He does however get a lot of homework, for kindergarten that seemed a bit odd to me, but he likes it because it is fun and it isn't everyday he gets it either. My son loves school, loves his teacher and has made a lot of friends! I highly recommend Pima Elementary, my daughter will be going there when she is ready to start in a year.

We cannot say enough good things about Pima elementary. We have three children who attend and have had the best teachers and while attending there. The overall focus on academics and extra curricular activities is outstanding. This school offered free all day Kindergarten long before other schools because they allocated their Title I monies for it. Pima is to be commended for looking for students best interests first.

I would not recommend Pima for a young child. Pima's discipline and behavior code is inconsistently followed and inappropriately applied. Teachers are hard on young children adjusting to a school environment, to the point of cruelty. I withdrew my child. There is little interest in working with kids who do not follow a standardized development pattern.

October 2006 - we switched our children from another school in Scottsdale because we moved - we love Pima - I feel that they are getting a better education at PIMA - my son is excelling - so is my daughter - I am glad the parents are not bogged down with tons of reports and homework as we were in the other school. I think the staff at Pima is caring and very organized - we are very happy.

I can not say enough great things about Pima. We transferred from another Scottsdale school and I really never recognized what a difference there could be. My kids are challenged and thriving. The parents are very involved and I believe that makes a huge impact on the school!

Not alot of homework,projects or reports worked on. I feel the students are not being prepared for middle school properly.

I like that this school employs a patriotic duty as part of their daily routine. There appears to be great parental & community involvement, and my only concern is that traffic is so backed up. This brings two concerns of 1)safety-the students have to avoid the dreaded 'tardy table', and 2)a general concern of over-crowdedness. The school's infrastucture doesn't seem to support the growing number of enrollment. The teachers, staff, & principal get a 2-thumbs up. I feel they are very organized and have an adequate curriculum.

great school, wonderful teachers and exceptional academics. Top notch education from this school.

We sent our two sons through Pima and then on to high school here in Scottsdale. They both received an excellent education at Pima. The teachers are excellent and the program is design to put your student on a college track. Both of our sons finished college in Engineering and Graduate School in Planning and Business. I would recommend Pima without any doubts.

The various academic programs seems to be very good. The extracuricular activities are OK. Parents in this school seem to be involved with academic activities.

Pima has an excellent principal, dedicated, well-trained, very professional and caring teachers and very involved parents.My daughter really liked her teacher this year and improved her math, writing, and reading skills a great deal this year.The school has a strong sense of community, and a wonderful staff.

How refreshing to be a part of a dedicated group of education professionals that are truly engaged in teaching our children. The strong leadership from the Principal, Dr. Nance translates into a caring and disciplined environment for learning as well as opportunities for parents to be actively involved with their children's education. Currently, we have two boys attending and our third will start in two years. We are very happy with our experience at Pima!



 

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