Satori

3801 North 1st Avenue

Tucson, AZ 85719

5 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-1
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on December 12, 2015

I am a parent of 6th and 4th grader. It is a small school, where the principal knows every student name. The communication between teachers and parents are great. They have weekly newsletter from your kids' teachers, and reminders of the important deadline. The school is well run. The principal and the counsellor work the problems right away ( such as bullying or leaving school few minutes early) The school has advanced math program. My 4th grader is in 5th grader math. My children wish they have school everyday!
Submitted by student on September 16, 2015

I hated it there. The teachers were annoying and the classes were horrible. It taught me nothing. I am so happy I left that place!!
Submitted by parent on March 09, 2015

Great staff, but there is something going on such that they can't hold onto their middle school teachers. It's a a mostly whole new crew this year for middle school teachers. Perhaps the pay is too low and really great teachers want to find a better paying job? The one teacher who stayed is awesome; just frustrating that the others left.
Submitted by parent on September 27, 2013

I really like this school because you truly feel like you can be yourself and that you were accepted for who you are. You are appreciated as a learner and as a person and you're always encouraged to try your hardest and your best. It is a small community and we all take care of each other and look out for each other. There are lots of events to bring us together and we raise money for many different organizations to give back to our Tucson community.Satori feels like a second family to me.
Submitted by parent on February 08, 2011

Satori is such a gem tucked away for those who seek a great education for their children to find. The community is small and close. The staff and parentswork together to provide the best learning environment. The children have real life experiences that provide unique lessons. My favorite thing is that everyone is loved for who they are and always met and challenged at the level needed to learn and succeed.