having the best time here it is the best school ever Just ms valqes is kinda mean but it is a nice…read moreschool

Hidden gem in the Paradise Hills area of Albuquerque! Great students, teachers, and community!read more

I went to this school it's a nice school but I remember a lot of bullies and mean kids from last…read moreyear and Ms.Ellie is the worst teacher ever also Brianna Burt they were horrible teachers but otherwise it's a great school!

I guess when your second grade kid comes home from school and says she is just so happy she can't…read morestop smiling you probably found the perfect environment. She absolutely loves her teacher, as do we all, and shows visible glee in doing her assignments. Over the years I've seen her confidence blossom by leaps and bounds. The assignments are fun meaningful and often engage the family. Working on these science, reading, and math projects on a regular basis has been a definite bonding experience for us. I've been on a couple field trips and the kids in Krystal's class seem really nice and friendly. The parents are very open, volunteer and participate in many of the extracurricular fundraisers and activities. I feel a sense of community that we are all very invested in.

My children thrived at this school. I was worried for them to start school as they had been at home…read morewith me since birth but they absolutely flourished. No school is without problems but I find the staff here do their very best to tune into the children and have activities that easily allow the children to be excited about school. My oldest just left and I wish we could've stayed longer! She was already reading in wonderful Ms. Najat's class and able to count to 1000! She's a five star teacher. All the teachers truly love what they do. The food is prepared there in the kitchen, the facility is kept clean, and the staff is very friendly! Drop off can be a doozy but I have never had to worry about my children here.

Springstone staff has become like family. My son has been going to Springstone since he was a year…read moreold. He started out with Mrs. Julie then had Ms. Karissa and then moved up to have Ms. Eva. My son is now 5 and he has graduated but each of these employees are still with Springstone. The employees are amazing and go above and beyond to teach the kids lesson needed for everyday. Their Montessori curriculum is taught daily, in all ages. Kids are taught love, respect and discipline. The classroom sizes are small and the teachers all work together. Ms. Melissa, Ben, and all other members of the staff have always been there to help. I highly recommend Springstone and would choose this school over any other school.

This is a hard review for me as all 3 of my duckies have now attended this amazing over the top…read moreschool. My son was part of the first graduating class of 2011 and my younger duckie will be part of Class of 2019 (wow that so hard to even say!) It a wonderful, energetic environment to be a part of. Just about everything a student and parent could ask in a school! The highest of technologies at the fingertips of the students to excel in anything they can imagine, sports are above and beyond, such a large array of clubs there is bound to be something for every student to find things they enjoy, a diverse group of first-rate teachers helping our children to outshine other students throughout the state! Here is my only downfall I have with the school and why I cant honestly give it a 5-star rating: I have two-duckies who have been interested in the Culinary Arts Industry, both born to be Chefs/Pastry Chefs & Foodies and rightfully so, I am their mother, how could my amazing foodie genes not have been passed onto them :C)) :C)) V Sue Cleveland High School from the day it opened has not had a Culinary Arts program meshed into their educational programming within the walls of their compound. From what I understand when the school was in the beginning stages parents and administrators voted against a Culinary Arts program along with other trades they felt not deemed necessary for the future of CHS students. For those students that have this desire as a career path are allowed to take classes at CNM which in the long run is a wonderful program as it gives the students high school credit for their electives as well as college credits. My older duckie took advantage of this option and took the CNM Culinary Arts courses his JR and SR year. My younger duckie will do the same. This is great! The hard part is knowing our school/home is in BFE and having to drive back and forth to get them to and from classes in Albuquerque is a hassle and hard on the pocket book in gas, tuition, books, & Culinary Arts equipment that the school does not cover. If they had a system in place that could bus those students that take CNM/UNM courses that alone would probably play a big part in more students and parents making these choices. There are more courses students are allowed to take at each higher-education level its not just culinary arts. It is awesome that students can graduate with their complete list of high school credits but also having the option of adding college credit courses is a bonus! Hopefully one day these options will be a bit easier for parents as well :C)

Nothing but good in RRPS. My son has thrived, from a nonverbal autistic child to a boy about to…read moregraduate with a standard diploma. I can't ask for anything better than that. My son has loved every year of school in RRPS from Shining Stars to Cleveland HS.

Thank you to those who have an open heart and mind for all the work we put into our school and…read moreloving the children, as that is the priority!!!. Childcare is one of the most important jobs in existence. I am proud to say that throughout the pandemic we were able to not only survive, but thrive. Though we were clear (at first) about not being able to accommodate older age groups, we did so in an effort to help our alumni families as we always do and always will!! With the help of an amazing person/teacher we were able to accommodate those who had no other choice but to return to work and send their children to us to provide online schooling. I am so proud of what our teachers did for these children and families. Online schooling for 5th grade down was never apart of our staff trainings. However, not only did the teachers get on board, they mastered it! It's not always pretty and not every parent is willing to mirror the work we have done and continue to do for the success of these children, but we will pride ourselves on doing the best we can. I don't believe reviews show the reality, as disgruntled employees or less than willing parents (far and few) seem to be the main cause of a bad review. At the end of the day, we will continue to provide a loving, and educational environment for our kids to thrive! We set the foundation and our goals will always be to create a stable beginning for our next generation. We strive to always be a source of support and love throughout the most sensitive periods of your child's development.

We trusted the positive reviews and gave it a shot (after a few terrible experiences with…read moreAlbuquerque daycares). Then our child came home with a series of injuries which were either 1). Unexplained or 2). Blamed on the child. We pulled our child after a few weeks because none of it added up. Also- The space is flourescently lit, colorless and lacking in plant life or natural light. Pretty dismal, actually.

I am so glad I was able to transfer my son to ADO last year. The entire staff is wonderful....the…read moreprincipal, Joyce Newman was principal of the year for NM! The faculty is focused on the childrens education...all of it. Not just reading, or math to get their scores up like I've experienced with other schools in APS. Even the parents are friendly! This is a fantastic school! My son loves it here!

Great school with a warm and welcoming environment. Staff is on top of everything, they take the…read moretime to get to know the students and make them feel welcome and at home. I've had two students attend over the course of ten years and the same consistency and support is still the backbone years later when my youngest started to attend. It's easy to see why they are an award winning school!

It looks so nice and clean but it doesn't make you feel good and smart.it was okay to go toread more

My daughter just started at la puerta and I cannot say enough wonderful things about them. The…read morestaff is attentive, loving, and engaging. They serve the kiddos healthy food. There is an overwhelming sense of welcome when you visit and my daughter has never been happier (or more tuckered out! Bedtime is 8 now! A miracle!) Avery loves the play based learning and all the outside play. She's 20 months old. 3 teachers to 8 kids! I'm sure I'll have more to report after she's been there s while.

Our daughter loves school! The warm staff helped her transition beautifully and keep us abreast…read morewith any updates. Parents are involved and the school helps to build community with events.