Imagine Prep Superstition

Charter | 7-12 | 250 students |  

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1843 W. 16th Avenue

Apache Junction, AZ 85220

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Imagine Prep Superstition, located in Apache Junction, Arizona, is a charter school that serves grades 7-12. It is among the few schools in Arizona to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 8 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 19 school community members.

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Posted on May 24, 2012
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So tonight was graduation and let me tell you - WHAT A JOKE! The man that they introduced months ago as a cosultant, that has been going around changing everything, is actually the principal. According to staff, most of which are not returning because they were let go, the administration thought it best to not tell the students because they had already had one principal leave this year. Mr. Stirpe was the interim principal and instead of being honest with the students and parents, the school allowed the kids to be bullied/bossed by someone who technically should have had no authority, which leads to kids not respecting him. Now they are going to expect the kids to respect his authority when they were decieved by him, the administrationa and Imagine Prep? The school has lost approx 130 kids, including our 3 between January and now due to lies, deceit and changes that make no sense. They are completely changing the school colors, the mascot, the whole culture. Let me just say that most of the positive reviews on here are ones that the school did themselves, or edited for staff before allowing them to put on here. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILD TO IMAGINE PREP!
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Posted on Jan 4, 2012
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My daughter is happy and learning. She is doing very well at Imagine Prep! The teachers are so supportive of her success and that makes her confident. She wants to achieve more thanks to the positive reinforcement by the staff at Imagine Prep! -R.S.
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Posted on Nov 1, 2011
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Both my sons are enrolled at Imagine Prep High School. The school is a great place for our kids. The technology is up-to-date and the classes are challenging. It is an extremely safe environment and I trust that the teachers and administration will keep all of the lines of communication open to me as a parent. -Wendy R.
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Posted on Jun 22, 2011
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We've been at Image Prep High School for 2 years now and i think its a very good school! I really love that they have smart labs as well. Tami A.
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Posted on Jun 3, 2011
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This was my child's first year at Imagine Preparatory High School and i absolutely love it and so does she! I think its great that they keep me informed about her progress and her behavior and they offer so many great courses for her as well. I am 100% satisfied with the curriculum and the extracurricular activities are a really nice addition to her schooling. She is a cheerleader and our family has absolutely no complaints about Imagine Prep. -Brian T.

Posted on Feb 16, 2011
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I have two boys at Imagine and they're both doing really good. They love playing on the football and basketball teams, and have nothing but good things to say when they come home. I recommend Imagine to everyone! - Lisa W.
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Posted on Oct 20, 2010
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Imagine prep keeps the learning enviroment safe, yet challenging. The students are required to wear uniforms, and the discipline they are taught both scholastically and socially is exceptional.
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Posted on Jul 10, 2010
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When Imagine was first opened it had many prospects, but at the years went by the school started to have issues with staffing and students. The teachers are changed so many times during the school year that the kids are left to try and catch up at the end of the year so most of them struggle to do so. My kids spanish teacher was changed several times in one year that at the end they had a spanish teacher that spoke no spanish. I agree with a previous comment on how it is looking more like an alternative school now and that is because it is. It is my kids last year there and I've considered transferring them to another school, but I have been told by other schools because of the currriculum some of the credits will not transfer, leaving them behind almost a year...continued
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Posted on May 6, 2010
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Students totally disrespect teachers and actions are not taken, so the students continue to get worse. On the other Students have experienced numerous changes of techers in Spanish and English classes leaving with low grades. Due to the mistakes made by recent teachers students are facing strenuos work to catch up and keep up with the cirriculum.
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Posted on Apr 19, 2010
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This school is taking a dive. Things promised by the administration are never recieved, the teachers usually leave, and have no respect for the students. There are very little extracurricular activities, and we don't even have a school nurse. It's a stretch to even find certified teachers. Cheerleaders and football players seem to never be diciplined, and the rest of us have all the 'hate'. Rules change in the blink of an eye, and we're left on our own as far as our learning goes. The Principal almost always takes credit for the student's work, and they get very little recognition. If the students are being prepared for college and life, it's only because they're left to fend for themselves.
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