Last day to vote. This was a polling place and I literally dropped my mail in ballot in 8 minutes…read more No wait Not to mention this is my Alma mater.

Update! The new athletic director is top notch. Thank goodness they replaced Michael T and put…read moreCameron Browne in the position. He is responsive and kind. Another update is they really need to refresh the counseling dept. I've never been ignored so much in my life as I have been by these counselors. I've also heard my kids and their friends say the same kinds of things. They are just not good. If your kid is a go getter, they will do well at East. But I think all types of kids need attention and help too, and the quiet ones fall through the cracks here. Again, something I've dealt with in our family as well as hearing it from other families.

Very disappointed in the way that Mike Davis and the Board have dealt with COVID. While other local…read moreschools are normalizing, they are telling parents that kids will be wearing masks and social distancing when school begins in August, 2021. By then, most high-risk folks will have been vaccinated. But, CA continues to put the needs of others over the social and emotional wellbeing of their students. There's talk that the kids will be able to "vaccinate their way out of wearing masks and social distancing in the fall." Some parents are not interested in this possibility until more information about vaccinating younger people becomes known. If you don't want to vaccinate your younger students, I'd look into another school.

The Colorado Academy community has helped raise our three boys. At CA, they have been able to take…read moreacademic risks, try out new athletic options, and dive deep into music, theater, photography and choir. They have grown up as responsible citizens who are open to civil discourse and new ideas. Due to the phenomenal outdoor offerings, they have also learned how to fly fish, mountain bike and camp. The faculty is truly exceptional and cares about each and every student.

In quoting a parent at this school. "My 12-year-old daughter…read morewas in a physical altercation at Lake Middle School in Denver, Co. After I previously came up to the school last Friday for racial discrimination urging teachers to have a meeting with the students.This eventually lead to a fight.The Administrator at this school did not break the fight up properly. He grabbed my child by her hair ripping out over 10 braids in her head leaving her bald. He is now on administrative leave.This is what my childs head looked like before and now after this incident. He has admitted to it and put on administrative leave.I went down to the police station District 1 in Denver, Co and proceeded to press charges and I still have not been able to only recieved a incident report. Please help get my story heard. Fb deleted my original post but I will continue to share."

My son is here now my daughter was we moved to Aurora but want to keep my son here so I drive him…read moreso he can stay

This school requires a very specific person to enjoy it. It's 7th-12th and in 7th grade those who…read morewent to Denison will already have friends there and won't really branch out until around the end of the year leaving those who did not go to Denison sometimes feel left out. The teachers tend to be republican along with many of the students however very few teachers make their views known to students besides the occasional slip up. The teachers for 7th and 8th are not the best but after that it tends to get better. One problem some might have is the closed campus. While there being a closed campus on its own is not bad the food there isn't good at all. Your only option to get a good meal is to make your own lunch and bring it to school but that isn't always an option. Also if you want to be able to spend time with your child then don't send them to develyn as the work load is over the top with the principal saying that 3 hours of homework should be the norm. Overall, if your child does not cope with stress well do not send them here. In the end I don't think that this school is right for most people.

This is a 7th - 12th grade school, closed campus, awesome teachers. Our kid loves latin and all…read morethe clubs they have. Everyone is basically new in 7th so it's easier to make friends for kids. Very high standards academically with the highest act scores in the state. It's public and considered an option school with a lottery system. Located in Jefferson county off Kipling and Quincy.

St. John's is truly a remarkable school. From the moment you step onto campus, you can feel the…read morewarmth, intention, and joy that fill every corner of the community. The teachers are not only exceptional educators, deeply invested in academic excellence, but they also care for each child as an individual, nurturing both character and confidence. The small class sizes create a supportive environment where students are known, encouraged, and challenged to grow. What makes St. John's especially inspiring is its heart. Rooted in a strong mission and guided by faith, the school balances rigorous academics with compassion, service, and authentic connection. Families feel welcomed, supported, and truly part of something meaningful. Students thrive here; not just in their studies, but in who they become. St. John's is a gem: a place where children are loved, learning is celebrated, and community is genuinely lived out. It is a gift to see students flourish in such a positive, uplifting environment.

By far the best value in education in Denver. A great community, small classes, excellent teachers.read more

Over the years I have been in South several times for the purpose of attending large meetings. My…read morechildren did not go to South nor did I. Therefore, I can only write about the location, the building, and the amenities. Location, it is a beautiful area of Denver right next-door to Washington Park and it's large lake..The size of the school appears to be able to hold at least 1500 students plus and is well designed. It has a very large cafeteria as well as auditorium, all of which are located in a four story building. The main entry needs some work - the painted murals need refreshing. All in all, very nice.

Spent a semester at this school. Definitely has an "inner city school" feeling about it. I met some…read moregreat people while I attended, but I also would chat with sone kids in class and Id ask "any plans after high school?" To which they would respond "I'm not even thinking of finishing high school." or "I don't want to go to college, Ill work fast food somewhere." The drive from many students was sadly quite low and it affected many students around them. I also thought it was very odd when I had a history class taught by 3 different teachers. One teaching in Spanish, the next Arabic, then the final one in English. It was quite distracting and was an inefficient way to teach. I transferred out after a semester.

"After 12 years and two children at Challenge School, I couldn't be more grateful. The small K-8…read moresetting and diverse community foster lifelong friendships. The teachers are exceptionally dedicated and the academic preparation is top-tier. The accelerated math and focus on research/writing gave my daughter a huge advantage in her current IB high school program. While there are no formal sports or band, they had a strong musical program, and the kids stay active in competitive sports outside of school. It's a special community that I highly recommend, especially if you are concerned your child will be bored at the neighborhood school."

This school is amazing for students. The fast-paced classes are often hands-on and creative…read more Students are challenged daily to achieve to the best of their abilities. "Immersion" happens twice a year, and involves a few days of "deep diving" into non-traditional subjects to accommodate the way gifted children tend to learn. The topics change each time, so there is a wide berth of opportunities. The take-home workload often matches the pace of the classrooms, and parent/adult involvement is important to the overall success of children as they grow and evolve. Our family has had a fantastic experience here.

Took a tour of the school and it is breathtaking! I love their values and family atmosphere.read more

We have a 9th grader at Mullen and couldn't be happier. From the admissions process (the interview…read moreis a unique wonderful experience for the whole family), to the caring teachers and staff, our student is thriving. There are numerous academic and extracurricular clubs as well as every sport, including both cut and no-cut sports. The facilities are amazing. They continue to upgrade both academic and extracurricular spaces strategically for the students to thrive and enjoy their experience. We are looking forward to sending our next child here. Thank you Mullen!

My daughter fell down the stairs and when she tried to compose herself the teacher yelled at and…read morekicked her out. She said that she "Doesn't care". I would not recommend this school.

Foods alright I guess lots of friends but lots of bully nice and mean teachers so over all midread more

So far so good. Both my neighbor's sons graduated from North in the past 2 years and both had great…read moreexperiences. I currently have a junior at North. His learning family teacher has been amazing and very engaging. The staff we have interacted with during the back-to-school nights and progress reports were all very engaging and positive. Any time our son has had any academic struggles he has been able to remedy them during office hours. I know everyone has a different expectation of High School, and each situation is different but our experience has been excellent. Our younger son is an incoming Freshman next year and is very excited about attending.

I'm a senior at North High School, and I've attended the school for all four years. I want to say…read morethat this school was the worst choice . The staff, education, and overall experience were horrible. This school has so many problems, and I want to start with the staff. They're all lazy and lack the specific intelligence needed for their jobs. They have told my parents that they were too busy to help my younger brother be able to graduate. This is stupid, as they have a designated time called office hours to help improve students' grades, and my brother hasn't gotten the help he needs , especially because he has an IEP. They assured my parents that they would help him, but, as I said, there has been nothing. Something I found funny was that a counselor asked if I could tell my boss to change my hours just so she could schedule my off period to whatever worked faster for her. Aside from the unintelligent staff, the policies they have for students are even more ridiculous . They have 90-minute classes but give students 60 minutes or less for lunch. Recently, they have instituted hallway sweeps, only giving students 5 minute passing periods. It used to be 7 minute passing periods, making it harder for students to succeed. I also thought it was dramatic to have phones be put in a bin. I personally believe senior year should be the time when seniors prepare for life after school, teaching them how to be responsible, respectful, and what life will be like after high school, especially in a job setting. I feel that having my phone in a bin is childish, unnecessary, and does not prepare any senior for responsibility. There is obviously a lot more wrong with the school, but I'm not gonna waste any more of my time, so what I think is I don't recommend this school it's horrible if I could give 0 stars and still write this review I would.