This school is absolutely AMAZING!! I am so grateful for them and everything they do for the kiddos…read moreat Belleview. This school has been the best decision I have made as a mother. Their values and morals line up with everything I want instilled in my child. The class sizes are kept small. The teachers are all amazing and Mrs.Duncan and Mr.Goodman are the absolute best leaders a school could have. I highly highly highly recommend this school. If I could give it 500,000 stars, I would.

UPDATED REVIEW: I am…read morereceiving notifications that individuals associated with the school have attempted to have this review removed. For clarity and documentation purposes, I am updating this review and will be adding supporting photos. PARENTS, PLEASE READ: This review reflects my personal experience regarding an incident involving my first-grade son while attending Belleview Christian School. My son attended Belleview Christian for a short period of time. During that time, an incident occurred that was deeply distressing for him and for our family. The restroom where this occurred did not have traditional solid stall doors. The stalls were separated by fabric-style partitions rather than full doors. While using that restroom, my 7-year-old son was in a stall, pants down, using the toilet. A much older student entered and physically assaulted him. He was repeatedly hit and pushed into the toilet. Only after my son screamed at the top of his lungs did a staff member hear him and come into the restroom. He was then sent back to class. I was not notified at the time of the incident. I learned what had happened only after my son got into my car after school and immediately broke down crying, shaking, and visibly distressed as he described the event. I documented his condition that afternoon. An incident report later stated that I had been contacted by phone. I did not receive a phone call. I reviewed my phone records from that day and have documentation of all incoming and outgoing calls. There was no call from the school. After I requested documentation, the school provided an incident report stating that my son was injured by a "toilet handle" and that there was "no visible swelling or bruising." Immediately after picking him up from school, I took him to urgent care. Medical professionals documented visible bruising and swelling across his back. When I requested that the report be corrected to reflect the medical findings, I experienced what I believe was resistance and a lack of transparency in the process. Because of that experience, I began documenting all subsequent communications. Since this incident, my son has struggled with using school bathrooms and has experienced ongoing distress. This occurred when he was in first grade. He is now in fifth grade, and he still speaks about what happened. He remains in therapy as a result of this event. Based on our experience: * I did not feel there was adequate supervision. * I did not receive timely parent notification. * I did not feel the response was transparent. * I did not feel there was meaningful accountability regarding how the incident was handled. My intention in posting this review is to share our experience so that other parents can make informed decisions. This is a truthful account of what occurred, supported by documentation. I stand by the facts of our experience. Your child's safety depends on leadership you trust. Based on what happened in our situation, I did not feel confident that my child was protected or that the incident was handled in a clear and responsible manner.

The teachers are very nice if there is a fight the stop it if someone gets hurt they with send them…read moreto the nurses office.

Do NOT send your kids there. They do not care about bullying and when they see it happen refuse to…read moredo anything about it. The teachers show no empathy towards kids with special needs and put their own desires over the needs of their children. I experienced this with my own child as well as what I got from talking to several other children at the school.

We went here on a sunny Saturday to watch our grandson play T-ball…read more Very impressive athletic fields. The regulation ball field with bleacher seating is way beyond anything I had in junior high school.

Great neighborhood school. The Staff is attentive and listen, guide and nurture the kids!!!read more

The Lunch Ladys are amazing at this school they're funny and joke around with the kind, and they're…read morevery nice.

this is a good high school it has the same rules as most colorado high schools and it has a park…read morenear by

Bell has been a good fit for my sixth grader. She is able to learn everything that she needs to…read moreknow and has minimal homework. Bell is very welcoming to the sixth graders and helps to prepare them for Golden High School. For anyone that has Bell as their homeschool, don't be worried. It isn't rigorous like Manning, but your student will have a life outside of school.

--- **Yo okay…read morelisten... this middle school? Wild.** First off, the vibes are crazy. I walked in and it smelled like pencils, hormones, and broken dreams. Classic. Hallways are like a maze--felt like I was in *The Shining* but with more trapper keepers and kids screaming about Fortnite. Teachers? Mad chill. Except for Ms. Thompson. She gives off "pop quiz on a Friday" energy. But like, respect--she really do be teachin'. Mr. Reynolds, though? That man is either a wizard or severely underpaid. Dude had like 30 kids doing math without crying. Legend. The food... *yo the food.* It's like NASA tried to make pizza out of anxiety and frozen cardboard but somehow? It slaps when you're hungry enough. Tater tots hit different when you haven't eaten since breakfast. 7/10, would snack again. Recess is short. Too short. Like, how am I supposed to emotionally reset from social studies in 15 minutes? Let me breathe, bro. Also, the jungle gym is lowkey a war zone. I saw a 6th grader get launched off the monkey bars like it was a WWE match. Lockers? Tiny. My backpack has PTSD. Why do they give us these toddler-sized boxes and expect us to live like this? But fr, the kids here are cool. Weird in the best way. One kid tried to sell me a Capri Sun for $2 like it was black market gold. Businessman in the making. Overall? Kinda chaotic, definitely loud, lowkey nostalgic. If you survive it, you come out stronger. Like emotional boot camp with extra homework. and oh like the recess is like 6 7 min to short but live the vibe are still chill af

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.

When here for our grandson's graduation from pre-school. Yes, that is a thing these days…read more Easy, ample parking. A pleasant auditorium.

This school is a joke. Principal has no interest in the students who aren't in sports. School used…read moreto be on the news several times for crap that could've been solved extremely more professional. However, they created Day Without Hate - Mr Ben Reed is so enthusiastic over it and honestly makes the community get along for at least a day. Inspiring. Most of the teachers here are pretty alright, although they keep letting go all of the good ones. Marching band has definitely improved since I was in it. Glad to see the change there.

I'm not biased because I go to Arvada West, I just know a lot about it. We have a lot of kids…read moretransferring from Ralston Valley and Pomona to go to Arvada West. Awest has people from all ethnic backgrounds. Awest also has an excellent music program there which is very successful since the music teacher Mr. Manu has gotten into the Jeffco awards to actually go to the Grammy's. Arvada West is also dedicated to making sure that kids Graduate and not drop out. They are very on top of kids grades and actually helps them especially if they are on an IEP like I am. The staff makes sure that kids get the kind of help that they need and provide awesome opportunities to do so. I have struggled my entire life in school, and then when I came to Arvada West as an incoming Freshman, I didn't struggle as much especially in math. We also have an excellent program there called the "Sparkles", and it's an amazing program for students with special needs. The Sparkles go on Field trips I believe every week and the whole student body is totally 100% supportive of them! This school is worth it, even though Awest has some bad reputations it is a good school! GO CATS!

I am a student at this school and I have any opinions on it. But honestly. It's a very good school…read more My whole life I've been bullied and at this school I made so many friends and people started being so much nicer to me. And if someone tired something people wouldn't stand for it. There's great rather and art programs and also STEM programs. I've honestly had a great experience at this school. I would 100% recommend to send your kids here. From the classes to the people everything is great