BASIS Ahwatukee, Phoenix | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

BASIS Ahwatukee (High school) is in Phoenix and has a 2.9 rating.

About BASIS Ahwatukee

BASIS Ahwatukee ( High school ) is located at 10210 S 50th Pl, Phoenix, AZ 85044, United States. It is categorised as : .
Other categories: High school, Charter school, Education center, Elementary school, Middle school, Public educational institution

Ratings & Ranking

BASIS Ahwatukee has a rating of 2.9 and is ranked number 14625 in the US.

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Address & Location

BASIS Ahwatukee is located at 10210 S 50th Pl, Phoenix, AZ 85044, United States.

Schools Fees

Given that it is categorised as , the school fees for BASIS Ahwatukee range between 26,000 USD and 35,000 USD.

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Admissions:

Admissions are currently open at BASIS Ahwatukee.

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Parents & Students Reviews:

BASIS Ahwatukee has 31 reviews with an overall rating of 2.9. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.

Overall Rating : 2.9 out of 5.0 stars
If there is anyway to put 0 stars, I would! One star is far too deserving for this school. If you want a school that will allow your child to continously be bullied this is your school! The school focuses more on academics than students’ overall well being. Children are made to think that as long as your excelling academically it is ok to bully other children, or at least I was made to feel that way in my experience. There were a group of children who continued to harass my child throughout the entire school year, but the administrators always looked the other way. My child finally took matters into his own hands to address the bullying as he felt the administration was useless, in which they are, did the administration finally take notice. However, it was not until I got involved that the deans began to take the matter seriously. And, still my child is the one who remained at fault. The deans clearly lack a level of professionalism and really has one question whether they are really equipped to be working inside a school. Parents are made to feel their child is the problem, when in reality, they have created a social environment that allows for students to taunt and bully other students. Academically, the school is ok, yes, the children are loaded with tons of homework that can be challenging in the sense that it keeps them busy. However, the school lacks to understand lots of homework does not necessarily mean the child is being challenged, when the child does not understand the homework or what is assigned of them. The school wants to micromanage the children into these academic robots, without giving them much time to breathe and be a child. I would rather have my child in a less academically rigorous school where teachers and administrators actually know what they are doing and have them be happy, versus a school that is set to belittle the child by making them feel they constantly have to push harder.
However, it comes to no surprise teachers looked the other way as my child was being bullied, as I was most recently threatened by a staff member. A staff member felt they had the right to come up to my window with my five year old in the car, and tell me quite aggressively to “ shut up”, when I explained to him he could not speak to me that way; particularly, in front of my child. He denied I had a child in the car, as my older child still had not come out yet. I had to roll down the window and prove to him I had a five year old, who was completely distraught and had to witness his mom being harassed. Moreover, I stepped out to get this staff member to back off as he continuously harassed me even after I rolled down my window, and he would not back off. It was not until another superior staff member asked him to step back and go inside. Even then he threatened me with saying he was going to detain me the next time I crossed his path, even though he was the one who approached my car and began harassing me. Is this really a school you want to send your child too, when a staff member, feels they are in the right to harass another parent? Deny the existence of another child, make the parent feel threatened?! I honestly felt unsafe, and truly believed had the staff member not intervened, he would have assaulted me! If a staff member was able to make me feel that way, how can I expect the staff will ensure the safety of my son and see that the bullying against him is stopped?!
This school isn’t the best. The food was expensive, so you either make your own lunch, or buy the overpriced food. And It was VERY tough. Not just the work. The struggle to get to every class while lugging around heavy books was hard. Getting home at like 5? Having to deal with almost 9 classes worth of homework? An hour for each subject? No thank you. The art teachers are nice. So is the 5th grade (pretty sure that’s the only grade they taught) classics teacher and science teacher. The math teacher was cool too. Tbh i liked all of the teachers i had. But, it was the STUDENTS that made this school hell. Unless you were a popular kid or in the close ring of em’, you were either garbage or like non-existent. Sometimes there are the nice kids, who actually like and respect you, sometimes there are the semi cools who will hang out in between everyone. But the bullies are the worst. Literal devils. They were so bad. They evil hell creatures may have calmed down, but if i were to show my face there again, who knows what i’ll release. But first, as a kind gesture of safety, let me tell you a story. *TEA TIME SISTER* Back when i went to Basis, I was being bullied. A popular girl, she looked pretty nice tbh, actually turned out to be a little devil whom would throw you off a ship for her own safety. Really. She made me feel terrible every chance she got. Usually PE. A general idea of why: I’m on the thicker side so she made fun of me not by saying i was fat but saying other things that i dare not say even online, for fear the terrible child shall awaken. I moved schools. For Three reasons. One, the bullying was too much on my small fragile brain. Two, the work was soooooooo hard. Like jeebus chrispy lord almighty it was hard. Three, my mom had to pay for all this stuff for me. We were not at all rich. I felt guilty. But it’s still a good school somewhat. The anime club is great. You can feel accepted. But really, the school, is so expensive, th teachers can be strict, PE is a pain(literally), and Bullies lurk everywhere. Want a better school, go to Carminati elementary. The school i changed too. Very respectful staff and teachers, kids are nice and no one gets bullied. A good middle school is Gililland Middle School. No bullies, usually, everyone is nice most of the time. The 6th grade advanced math teacher is great. So is the art teacher. Anyway, Hope I helped you!
I toured this school and filled out an application that was never finished because I still had not moved to AZ. Once I did move I tried to contact the school to come back and finish the application, but nobody ever answered the phone or called back after calling for a couple weeks.

Fast forward two months and they have sent me to collections despite my child never attending for a day and me never completeing the application OR GIVING THEM ANY ARIZONA ADDRESS.

I feel for a school with such good ratings, they did a piss poor job with me. Now I can’t get then to answer the phone still (no surprise there) but at least the company they hired for billing is fixing the issue of me being billed even though I never enrolled my kid.

Just take your kids to Kyrene, they at least answer the phone.

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