AmeriSchools Academy Tucson - Tucson, Arizona

April Thrasher

My son has been attending this school since Kindergarten. There are great staff all around. My son has ADHD and he is being treated for reading issues. They are great with keeping me updated on his progress and doing what helps my son. I have recommended this school to anyone who asks.

Beatriz Prieto

I completely disagree with the reviews that say the school is horrible. My child has attended Amerischools Country Club for 3 years, we absolutely LOVE it. I love the hot lunch program, classroom size, staff friendliness and attention to students needs. The school is a kind campus and they constantly use community explorations to teach students how to interact with community.

Sarah Abbott

I love this school! The teachers have become like extended family for my kids. They always have my kids’ best interest and education at heart. I love what Mrs. Sanders has done with the music program. My kids have had a blast and absolutely adore her! Every teacher my kids have had from pre-K to 6th grade have been amazing and ALWAYS going above and beyond. I can’t say enough good things about our experience with this school!

Javi Martinez

I love the atmosphere and the school itself. The teachers there will surely prepare you more then enough for the next 4 years of high school academics. They also have teachers that will not only teach you from the book, but from experience and will help students in the social aspect with critical skills and questions for their life.

Estella Varner

I'm glad I moved my son to AmeriSchools. He is in their Pre-k program and he loves it and also loves his teacher Ms Lizette. She has taught all 3 of my children and has always shown patience and love for her students. All staff has been very welcoming and helpful.

Sara Ben Abdallah

I am an alumni of Amerischools Academy and I can honestly say that the lessons I have learned from my experience growing up there stuck with me when I entered, and continue to go through high school.

In elementary school, we would use games, narratives, and projects to learn academic, community building, and leadership skills. In Middle School, our curriculum was focused around real world current events, whether it was elections and rhetoric in English or climate change in Science, we were learning things that matter. Our elective (or “Specials”) classes gave us an opportunity to explore our interests and get out of our comfort zones, as well as our after school clubs. I also had the opportunity to take Algebra 1 in 8th grade, something that most middle schools don’t offer, which now puts in me in a highschool math class a year above my grade. If you want your child to have an interdisciplinary education where the staff actually values the students, look nowhere else.

O Lopez

Great teachers and welcoming atmosphere, i felt that i was prepared to excel not only in the classroom but in the real world as well. To this day i maintain a very close relationship to the staff and old classmates. As a kid that never really fit in anywhere i found a home here.

Smile Funtom

The school does NOT care about the children's well being. Just last year alone 4 kids broke their legs during p.e, the kids where constantly in triple degree heat and never brought inside. No real leadership, during fundraisers and awards ceremonies they tell you the day it happens, and it doesn't matter because your child will never get any format of recognition unless Theither the teachers favorite. There is no lunch program so kids stay outside and eat only if the parents provide food. It doesn't matter the condition outside because the kids will never be brought inside to heat. ( mistars don't even work)