We love SonShine preschool! Miss Mala and all of the teachers are truly the best. They are always…read morewarm and welcoming to every child and family that come through their doors. They make learning fun for the kids! I definitely recommend this school to anyone who is looking!

Bright, fun, organized, well-stocked classrooms. Caring, patient, creative teachers. Fun activities…read moreand thoughtful lessons. Love that they incorporate Christianity in so many parts of their teaching.

The best school in the district. I went here and it changed my life. New Vision raises the most…read moreamazingly brilliant kids. The family like feeling makes school so much more fun!

Just found out my kid fell off the playground equipment hit their head on the hard ground and they…read moretold my kid that they called me but they didn't call me or the other parent. This is negligence and this is dangerous to kids. So not only does New vision teach information that is blatantly wrong, for example where certain bones are in the body, they allow kids to get injured on the playground and don't notify the parents. Do yourself a favor, stay away from this school they make promises that they've never been able to keep, they teach kids information that is wrong, and they don't care about the safety of the kids.

When I was searching for a school for my children, I didn't just consider the curriculum, the…read morecommute, or the demographics. I asked myself a bigger question: What kind of adults do I want my children to become? With that in mind, I chose a school that would teach them integrity, resilience, and the ability to accomplish and create in every stage of life. Ridgeview offers more than an education--it offers education for life. As they often say, "At Ridgeview, we do hard things." These challenges aren't for their own sake, but to help every child discover and develop their full potential.

I went here from 9th grade until I graduated high school. I made great friends and had a few truly…read moreexcellent, inspirational teachers, but I also had multiple teachers (particularly ones that taught history and government related classes) who were overwhelmingly biased and even frequently told blatant lies or made up stories to further their own narratives about our world. I would frequently come home after history class and feel a need to fact check my teachers; more often than not I would find that they were thoroughly wrong on the topics I had researched myself. Also at Ridgeview there is a culture of conformity. Self expression often seems discouraged and students can be severely punished for "disrespecting teachers" when in truth all that happened were mere disagreements. And, although respect towards teachers is a paramount rule within this school, teachers frequently disrespect and make fun of students; the principal himself has presented ad hominem attacks against students during debates about things like paternity leave, the black lives matter movement, or the wage gap. I have nothing against tongue and cheek banter, but what I'm talking about here is beyond that. Student council at this school is for all intents and purposes run by the administration. As such students have no real say in the frequent changes that come to the school. The current principal seems to want the school to be a place for deeply conservative minded young people to become even more staunch in their views, rather than a place for real discourse, debate, and discussion. Also this place abstains from teaching any kind of sex-ed, which I believe leads to a deeply misinformed student body when it comes to sex and sexual identity. The school claims to be a place for students who like a challenge or enjoy difficult and truly stimulating classes and conversation. If that describes your student however, the IB program at Poudre, or the AP programs at Fossil or Rocky would be better, in my opinion, and would probably set up your student to be more likely to get into top colleges with top scholarships. DISCLAIMER: I did not attend Ridgeview in middle school or in the lower grades. My review is based in my experiences predominantly in the high school. Please do not judge their middle school based on what I've said. Students typically seem pretty satisfied with their middle school experience here.

Our children have attended school here for 3 years. We are so thankful we have been able to be a…read morepart of the LCS family. This school is committed to it's values and our children have grown and developed more than in academics but more importantly, Christ like character and becoming Kingdom Warriors!

LCS is the best school I've found where everyone is important and can attain success. With today's…read morehustle and bustle, kids often get left behind in large schools. Not so at LCS. Teachers, administrators and volunteers consistently help students in all phases of the educational process, including career learning and people skills. I RECOMMEND.

Great school, community and parish. Best parenting decision ever was to send my kids there!read more

St. John's is a beautiful community that has devoted and charitable families surrounding its school…read moreand parish. My husband attended St. John's elementary and middle school and our (5) children have all attended St. John's too. We never entertained another choice because we know that Catholic education is the best gift we can give our children. St. John's school staff & administration are dedicated, exceptional individuals, some teachers have been here for 20+ years. St. John's provides the highest academic standards to our children and nurtures and forms strong faith filled students that also learn compassion, virtue and worthiness. My own children have gone on to attend Holy Family High School with great spiritual and academic successes. Thank you St. John's for helping me raise five beautiful human beings with gracious souls.

My son graduated on time with this school. The teachers were absolutely phenomenal. Mike was the…read moreprincipal at that time. Wonderful!

Definitely went to Centennial thinking it was a good school to go to, they advertised it as the…read moregreat welcoming community, wrong jacqui walz and and mike the principal pick favorites i hear lots of bad things about this school, even hear that mike uses racial slurs , not professional at all ! while i attended it was good for the first few months but teacher like to act like teens and not adults and there whole goal is to make students prepared for the world , but they act and change there rules and not go by there rules as role models to young adults, kids use drugs in the bathroom and they point fingers at students who they profile ! so glad i left and graduated at pca

We love community Preschool! We first heard about the school from our neighbor whose son attended…read moreabout 22 years ago. He had Mrs. Martinez as his teacher and we were blessed to have her as my eldest son's teacher for his first year. My youngest started in Ms Hanna's 2.5s class. They both had a wonderful introduction to school and made good friends. My eldest went on to kindergarten this year and is thriving thanks to his preparation from CPS. My husband and I love that we are able to be so involved in the school and volunteer in class. It is such a warm, loving environment and I am sure going to miss it when my youngest moves on to elementary school.

My 7 year old grandson goes to this school. He likes his school from what I can tell, however, he…read moreis not reading well. He is now in the 2nd grade and is barely able to read. He struggles and it takes some time to convince him to read a couple of sentences. He gets frustrated when he's reading (outloud) and a couple of words challenge him. This is a kid who is very sharp in all other areas. I personally wonder what the teachers are doing for the children during school hours. Why don't they spend time working with the students in reading more, because that's the foundation of learning anything. Without knowing how to read, kids will miss so much and it will affect them all through their lives. Please, rethink your teaching methods.