bro Mr Hansen is one of the most goated teachers ever bro. His way of teaching is super advanced…read more Love this school ngl.

School is bad. That's all I have to say. I had I horrible…read moreexperience here and teachers are rude and not understanding at all...

This school has terrible WiFi they expect you to learn and bring your own device, but don't even…read morehave good WiFi to connect to. They expect you to have fun and like school, but you cant even go on Netflix or snapchat.The school is very small but still cant find a way to provide less than 500 people with working WiFi. There are like 6 different WiFis and none of them work :(

From the owner: The mission of Jefferson Academy is helping students attain their highest academic and character…read morepotential through an academically rigorous, content-rich educational program. Jefferson Academy grades K-8 use a Core Knowledge Curriculum. The senior high uses a complementary educational program, which is a coordinated humanities model. The senior high enables students with concurrent enrollment to graduate high school with up to 60 college credits. Visit our website for more information. www.jajags.com

This school is so fun and awesome I love it here sadly it's my last year #20228thgrader thank you…read morewcms I'll miss u

good cookies, they are very tasty, best when warm, I love eating them outside in the sun so the sun…read morewarms them up. Also lovely faculty and classes. :D

Very disappointed in this school. If you aren't of a religious background, don't even bother. The…read morehealth is archaic, and the student body is littered with racism. I've never seen anything like it. The other kids are clicky and judgmental as well. Fortunately the basic classes like English, biology and math are very good. There's also a mountain of favoritism towards students of board members. I can't wait for the year to be over. We pulled my kiddo out early due to bullying. We also paid full price for this school.... zero financial aid and it was not worth the stress and heartache. We made a huge mistake.

This school is pretty darn amazing. The staff are professional and hard working and the…read moreachievements of their students reflect that. I'm impressed!

This review is purely for the amount of time it takes to get out of the west parking lot.....45…read moreminutes when there is an event. Ridiculous! There is no stoplight at the exit. You can turn left or right but because you are exiting on to 136th Ave your chances of getting out are slim to none. Then because people are so impatient, they start to use the entrance to exit.....causing more of a backup on 136th and not letting the people from the real exit leave. It's a huge cluster!! Put in a stoplight!!! We will never attend another event at this school again!!

My son is thriving at TGS. Public school was literally making him sick (stomach aches/head aches)…read more As an honors student with social/emotional challenges, public school was a tough place to reach his full potential. He kept his head down and flew under the radar and was diagnosed with high functioning ASD in 9th grade. TGS knocks down the walls of judgment against neurodiverse kids that exist in public schools and give them new tools to achieve their potential each day in creative ways so that kids learn to express themselves and feel heard and accepted.

My son will begin his third year at The Temple Grandin School in Boulder and it has been a life…read moresaver for him and our family. My son has been able to get out of his defensive mode (which has obstructed his ability to learn) because he is finally receiving the necessary accommodations for his Aspergers and ADHD learning profile. The school, with its amazing and dedicated staff, has helped him move forward not only with his academics, but has provided valuable tools to help him with his social skills and emotional regulation as well. He looks forward to going to school now and feels grateful to be in a place where he is valued, respected and understood. We love the community and integrity that comes along with The Temple Grandin School and we have much hope for our son's future accomplishments.

It's amazing. The school is so I love their students. My kids is getting so much help that she…read moreneeds. She says amazing. She's in fifth grade. She has ADHD. The teacher should go out so much so kind friends her teachers miss Wishner and we love her!

If you want emotionally damaged children, send them here! From K-9th, I was severely bullied by my…read morepeers and humiliated by staff while everybody did nothing. In 3rd grade, I couldn't "walk up the stairs the right way" so my teacher would pull me aside, make me hold her hand and told my classmates to laugh at me until I learned how to go upstairs the "right way". In 4th grade, my art teacher hung up every student's artwork except mine. When asked why, she said my artwork wasn't good enough. In 6th grade, a group of girls ripped off my fake fingernails, told me to kill myself and one girl threatened to kill me. When the principal was informed, she forced me to apologize. My teacher made me hug those girls because he said I instigated it all. In 8th grade, a teacher threw a desk at me because I asked to change seats. I left the Academy with several mental disorders and lifelong emotional damage. Also, in high school, when we would have substitutes, they would just pick a random teacher that had little to no knowledge in the subject they were substituting in. The staff here was useless and, if anything, encourages bullying, harassment and humiliation.

School has terrible dog policy. Multibke students have allowed service pitbulls that ARE NOT…read moreTRAINED properly. Took my younger child to back to school night here and Nathan was violently torn away from me needing 50 stitches in his left calf from the pitbull attack. MRs Carolyn did not revoke the students service dogs permissions and I commonly here from my eldest that the school is constantly going holds for pitbull attacks. Horrible establishment

Over all, not a bad school. Dr Haniford, the schools principal, only cares about graduation rates…read moreand tests scores. If you have concerns about your child, she's not the woman to go to. Two of my kids attended Centaurus and their counselor, Mr Platt, is the best! He actually took his time to get to know them and he worked diligently to make high school a positive experience for both of them. However, the administration was not as caring.

Umm, Racist? The one star reviewer here obviously is just disgruntled because she didn't get…read morehired. There is far more ethnic diversity here than in any other school in Boulder County, which, predominantly racially homogeneous. There are countless Latino, Asian, and Indian families in our community, both in the student body and faculty and all are welcomed. Yes, the application process is rigorous. Why do you think this school is ranked #1 in Colorado and in the US Top 100 schools year after year? Now the real gripe I have that has moved me from 5 to 4 stars in the last two years is the encroachment of BVSD traditional meat grinder education that is seeping into the school little by little. We chose to come here to escape the "One size fits all" and "teach to the lowest common denominator" educational platform offered by public schools. But after the founders moved on and district administrators came in they have adopted BVSD programs and the model has shifted greatly. Today it is looking more like a regular public school, even common core math was implemented as well as Michelle O's school lunch mandates. We chose P2P to get away from this and now they have moved the whole school backwards when nothing was broken and for the first time last year we did not win a John Irwin award nor did we rank in the top 100 list. Why is it that we look at a school that is operating beyond excellence and decide we need to change it? GFS, Father of two P2P students Grades 5 & 6 who have been there since Kindergarten

My children went to stargate after my son was told he was gifted. It was good at first, all the way…read morethrough elementary school. But as my son went into Middle School, we almost had to take him out of school because of the teachers. Then, he went on to high school, and my daughter went to middle school, They both complained about the teachers. They only had one teacher they liked. A lot of times, they would come home upset that something had been stolen from them.

This school is for gifted children. They specialize in making learning holistic and differentiated…read moreto meet the individual needs of each student. The teachers here really care and love their students as if they were their own children.