For a long time Scottsdale has been known as "The West's Most Western Town." it is consistently named among the top cities in the country which to raise children, to retire, and is rated the number one resort community in America. Scottsdale is located just east of Phoenix. Geographically, Scottsdale covers about 185 square miles. Tourism and hospitality make up the major portion of the economic base of Scottsdale, but there are also financial services, healthcare, retail, electronics and mid-sized corporate headquarters. Major employers include Scottsdale Healthcare, Motorola, Mayo Clinic, PCS and Vanguard. Scottsdale's public school system is highly rated nationally. Scottsdale is home to Scottsdale Community College, as well as several technical and vocational schools.  There is a great deal to see and do in Scottsdale. Some of the favorite attractions are Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesen, the Scottsdale Center for the Arts, and, for shopping, Scottsdale Fashion Square. As one of the most acclaimed tourist areas in the state of Arizona, Downtown Scottsdale provides an eclectic mix of southwestern and contemporary art galleries, specialty retail, upscale dining, and active nightlife and museum elements for residents and visitors alike.   Scottsdale, Arizona is home to the Ensemble Theatre, Arizona State University, the McDowell Mountain Range, the San Francisco Giants, Arizona State Sun Devil Football, and Phoenix Coyotes.