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Lumos Arts Academy Adult & Continuing Education

At Lumos we believe that collaborative skills, open-minded thinking and innovation will result in a confident student who approaches life with integrity and compassion.That is why we have created this Gilbert, AZ private school offering a traditional classroom setting in grades K-8, followed by a Flex Blended Learning Model in high school. This model allows artists of all kinds to enjoy the "power of choice and the freedom to shine,"while focusing on their chosen Art in a nurturing and collaborative environment surrounded by the best educators in the business!

Website: lumosarts.com

Phone: (480) 275-2212

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S Power Rd and E Baseline Rd

Open now

  • Wed 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

2055 S Power Rd Mesa, AZ 85209 ·1838.56 mi

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Amenities

  • Wifi

Reviews

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Jenny M. 12/13/24

My children began attending Lumos a couple of years ago after being homeschooled during the COVID-19 pandemic. Both of my kids are adopted out of foster care and have unique special needs--one...

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Leslie M. 07/07/25

My child struggled with the traditional classroom from K-3, and he tested into a self-contained gifted program through the public school district. In 4th and 5th, he continued to struggle to fit...

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Audra M. 09/27/24

My daughter attended until last year. At first, Lumos was really good. But over the years standards have slid as administration changed. Now, rules are not enforced, behavior issues aren't...

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Neo 04/02/25

I don't even know where to start. As a student that used to attend Lumos, a lot happened and there's a lot I heard about behind the scenes. The staff are horrible. There's a very select few staff...

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Melissa T. 01/26/24

We toured, but the administrator was mean to my lgbtq+ kid. He ignored their questions and told them they would be expected to not wear anything saying anything about their gender. They were...

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