Our son attended MHA for kindergarten and first grade. Here are the positives: people are kind. Our…read moreson's elementary teacher Ms A rocked it. MHA staff was very open to communication. MHA community seemed to have good hearted people in majority. Here are some of the negative experiences we had: Covid management and operations management spoke unprepared and very weak. After care homework program was very unique. Staff did not communicate properly in regards to bullying that was going in the classroom. School should have been more transparent on bullying policies.

This school has been amazing for both of my children this is a close knit family at Mile High. You…read morealso have some of the alumni working here as well.I'm very happy I found this school.The parents also have been very inviting and helpful.

My daughter goes to this school and my daughter told me she loved going to this school the teachers…read moreare all nice and she loved the school so much but when we get a different house we would move to a different school,

We couldnt be happier about having our daughter attend Anastasis. They have been amazing. She is…read morethriving and learning so much!

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this school, staff is amazing, class sizes are smaller,…read morelearning for all types of learners, not just a one size fits all approach! Our daughter struggled so badly at public school and Anastasis has changed her education, she doesn't just make it thru her day, she is learning and thriving!!! If I could give more then 5 stars, I would!!!

We're now entering our second year at DDES, and we continue to feel incredibly grateful to be part…read moreof this community. It's such an inspiring group of educators and families who truly believe in the school's mission. Our child feels supported, seen, and excited to come to school every day--she loves learning, creating, and being herself here. DDES doesn't just focus on academics; they're helping kids learn how to be good people and make the world a better place. The teachers foster curiosity, kindness, and confidence in a way that feels both intentional and joyful. It's a place that values character, collaboration, and real-world learning--and it shows in the way the kids talk about what they're doing. We couldn't be happier to be part of this community.

This school is amazing. The teachers and staff are so warm and caring. The school-to-parent…read morecommunication is phenomenal. The community is welcoming and supportive. The school has robust social-emotional learning and truly wants the best for all its kids, even (especially?) the quirky or hyper ones.

Our kids went to MSE for about 1,5 years. Due to personal circumstances we had to move from…read moreColorado to Texas without prior notice. This resulted in us informing the school, 2 months before the new school year started about our move. We had several interactions with Ms. Chong, who helped us as good as she could within he boundaries set by Mark Gustavson. It became clear to us that the school was planning on enforcing the contract signed by my wife (I already saw issues potentially coming and did not sign the contract) in Feb to reenroll our kids into the new schoolyear, with pushing hard to sign or there would be no space left in the classroom. They really expect us to pay a full year's tuition of both kids even though I never signed the contract and we moved before the schoolyear even started. (They claim its damages, yet for preschool there is a waiting list and my youngest son spot was filled within 1 week, also the spot for my oldest kid was filled by another student). Last year they had a tuition insurance in their contract, but somehow without warning this year is has been removed and could no longer be used, how convenient. Now a couple months in they are making threats with lawyers, collections and arbitration (of course since these are not public) after they refused to contact me for a call on the matter. The Empathic capabilities of Mark are non-existing. Also, when our oldest started his new year in a new school, we found out that MSE did a horrible job in education. He was behind 10month of 12 in reading. MSE only had 6 kids in his years classroom yet they were incapable of noticing he had reading issues due to tracking problems. Now that he has special glasses he caught up and is ahead of his pears in reading skills. MSE is not a cheap private school so I do think we should be expecting more of them than what they provide. The only thing I can give to the people in evergreen, be aware when enlisting and trusting your kids to this school, they don't care about the well-being of your kids nor their education. All they care is about taking your money. We will push this case to court and see what MSE is allowed to do within Colorado laws and what action we can take for paying the full years tuition and not providing the actual quality of education they pretend to provide. Updates will follow as this case goes along.

This school creates leaders of character - accountable, initiative, community. The way the…read morecurriculum is taught creates global citizens. I feel like our school is preparing our kids to be global citizens.

This school has been a saving grace for our family, and we are so happy to have found it…read more We checked out the Little School after recommendations from multiple people on a Highlands Ranch Facebook group. Our daughter was painfully shy, and had a difficult time speaking with other kids, and wouldn't even consider talking to other adults. A COVID kid through and through. She is a November baby, so she couldn't go into school until she was almost four, as she is past the October 1 deadline. Lucky for us, St. Luke's offers a 2.5 year old program structured like preschool for kids that would normally have to wait an extra year. Since starting at the Little School our child has blossomed. She is playing with other kids, talking to adults, and her vocabulary has doubled. Her teacher is so thoughtful and considerate, and they are always doing fun activities. She's regularly doing and saying things I had no idea she knew how to do or say! She also loves it, and says "I wanna go to preschool" every morning when she wakes up. We are so thankful for the Little School, and absolutely plan on keeping her enrolled until she enters kindergarten. They have totally changed our child for the better! If anything, I just wish she went more.

Both of my kids attended Little School and it was the best choice! The teachers were incredible and…read morethe administration was a joy to work with. Safety was always an obvious priority throughout our tenure and I trusted my kids would be taken care of physically and emotionally by all staff at Little School. I HIGHLY recommend this incredible preschool to friends and strangers alike!

Wonderful school. Caring teachers, consistent admin team, and great curriculum. We've been here for…read more2 years and our child is thriving. You can get as involved as you would like - plenty of opportunities to engage as a parent.

My child has attended 3 Montessori Schools in 2 different states. This was by far the least…read morehospitable and supportive environment of any school she has attended (Upper Elementary). A couple of things that I would call out. 1. The school itself is very cliquish and allows a "Mean Girls" environment to exist. This is very different than the kind and welcoming cultures we have experienced at other Montessori Schools. 2. Specialization between students is treated as a nuisance by the teachers. On multiple occasions we asked for our child to be challenged more academically after coming home every day in tears about being bored. In each instance the teachers made commitments but then failed to follow through. 3. For the last 4 weeks of Spanish class the teacher had them re watch the same Cinco De Mayo celebration again and again. 4. They used our emergency contact information to solicit money from friends and family. 5. Despite the items above and based in large part on assurances from teachers, we committed to another year at the school to avoid another transition for our child. Once we were locked into the pricey financial investment for the following year, the assurances fell through and the school refused to let use out of our contract despite a questionable ability to meet our child's needs. My advice to those who consider MSD would be to not let the tour fool you. If you are looking for education tailored to your child's needs in a warm environment, this is not the school for you. We are currently paying MSD tuition while sending our daughter to a public school. We get a specialized and tailored learning plan, a teacher that follows through on commitments and and a Spanish class that teaches Spanish. It is worth every penny.

My grandson in kindergarten the para allowed him to get hurt his parents had rush him to ER huge…read moreknot on his head what sad every special needs child the school get a check to make sure they are safe .The five star was done by a elementary student!!!! He was hurt to the point doctor couldn't understand how he was allow to be injured like he was!!!!! They don't allow parents to attend outing back when his mother was in school I work two jobs and I was allow to visit when I wAnted school has something to hide they don't allow parents to visit when they want!!!!!!!!

Well run school. Very dedicated staff. Great education!read more