Vista has some great teachers, good clubs, and an outstanding head counselor. But the…read moreadministration is awful, specifically one of the VPs and the principal who seams to know everyone's name but isn't really anyone's pal. They fail to force out bad teachers. They marginalize advanced kids who don't fit into their cookie-cutter curriculum. They don't give counselors enough authority, so every request that's out-of-the-ordinary is a 3 month undefined process that can be vetoed at any time. They pay lip service to "caring for and respecting the individual," but they're committed to preserving the status quo at the expense of the individual -- except when IEPs for delayed kids require individual accommodation; then no expense is too great and no exception is too unreasonable. If your kid is precocious and defines themselves by something other than a varsity sport, then do your family a favor and check out concurrent enrollment options through community college and an online charter school like Colorado Preparatory Academy (CPA). CPA gives your kid unrestricted access to sit-down community college classes, and the State pays for it. The courses are taught by instructors who hold at least a Masters in their field, and the courses count toward college. Also, those courses count as two high school semesters for each one college semester: so double high school credit. Your kid can earn enough State-funded college credits to enter CU, CSU, Mines, or Metro as a college junior while still participating in activities through Vista or any other high school. My kids took advantage of that wonderful option and have never been happier or more engaged.

Mt. Vista is one of the top public High Schools in the region, and my two boys who are attending…read morethe school have had a wonderful experience overall. There are great teachers who genuinely care and are engaged, wonderful sports programs, and an overall supportive environment. Since Mt. Vista has an official STEM degree, they also have great facilities and equipment that offer kids unique and fun learning opportunities. Good kids overall, well mannered and come from solid homes. I highly recommend over the other High Schools in the area.

Great place. The facilities are roomy, modern, secure, top notch. The teachers are caring,…read moreengaged, and professional. Should definitely be on the short list of your preschools to check out.

My son was here for 2 years and it was so pleasant- Christianity was focused on but not to the…read morepoint where it was distracting. We also attended the church there. It's a beautiful facility and the teachers are very nice- really neat families and we met many friends. Nothing but great, fond and wonderful memories - recommend for pre k and kindie!

Mobile In-Your-Home Preschool!!! They match one family to a second, send one teacher out to…read moreeducated uo to 5 children with their advanced curriculum! What a new and create concept! Take that Covid!

From the owner: Don't let Covid dictate your child's preschool education. We office a full service In-Your-Home…read moreMobile Preschool.

Gary played at our cocktail hour at our wedding and played our first dance song as well and it was…read moreincredible. It made our day so special and unique to us. He was nothing but warm, welcoming and professional. He is an amazing guitarist. Our guests loved his music. I would recommend booking him for your wedding or any event - he did an amazing job!

Gary Meyers is an amazing Flamenco guitarist. I first saw Gary playing in Vail, Colorado more than…read moreyear ago and have since seen him at many venues in the Denver area. Gary's mastery of the flamenco guitar is simply out of this world. When he is playing a gig he always captivates and pleases his audience. If you are looking for Flamenco guitarist to play at your wedding, private party, corporate get together or special event I highly recommend him. Gary also teaches guitar lessons and has provided me with much inspiration. In less than year I have learned a tremendous amout about different scales to spice up my lead guitar playing, proper right hand picking and he has corrected most of my bad habits I have developed over my 20 years of my playing. Gary is very knowledgeable extremely patient. His lessons are tailored to what I want to learn and the music that we work on, covers all the techniques that are necessary to improve my skills. He makes every lesson fun and he works with me until I am comfortable to move on. He has wide veriety music styles he can teach including: Flamenco, Rock, blues, Pop, Theory and impov. If you are looking for a excellent guitar teacher, advanced or beginner player give Gary Meyers call to start your guitar lessons.

Good graduation rates but low standards in the classroom. They have very strict school codes but…read moreneither teachers nor students abide by. Limited sports and no music program. The clubs that they have are either Taylor swift or hiking. They do not promote students taking college courses to graduate with AA. Going to switch to another school.

Perspective of elementary student parent, lots of turnover in teachers, with no ethics at all…read more Administrators will literally lie to cover their behinds. Setup is like a prison yard. I know multiple students in my kids grade that left within 2 years of going here. It's lipstick on a pig. They love to look pretty. So happy we have left, you will be too!

I'm writing this review as a parent whose children attended Northridge Elementary School, and I…read morefeel compelled to share the deeply troubling experiences we endured over the years. My oldest son attended Northridge from 2nd through 6th grade, and his time there was marked by repeated incidents of bullying and racial discrimination. He was physically assaulted multiple times--on the school bus, in the hallways, and during recess. One of the most horrifying incidents involved another student beating him with my son's own 40oz Yeti bottle while hurling racial slurs. This was caught on camera and reported, yet the school failed to take meaningful action. Even during his final days at Northridge, the trauma continued. In May 2023, after receiving his yearbook, a student wrote the N-word in it. When I brought this to the principal's attention the last few weeks of school. On graduation day, I was told they were "sorry" but couldn't do anything because it was the end of the school year. That response was not only dismissive, it was unacceptable. Sadly, my younger child, who was in kindergarten that same year, also faced bullying. He was physically hurt when another student slammed his hand in the front door and was repeatedly cursed at and harassed during class, lunchtime and recess. Staff members were often disengaged, more focused on their phones than supervising the children. Again, the school failed to act, offering excuses and false claims that police had been involved, but none of which were true. Throughout our time at Northridge, incidents were brushed aside, and no real consequences were ever enforced. The emotional toll on my children has been significant, and the school's failure to protect them or take responsibility is beyond disappointing. I have other children, and I will never enroll them at Northridge. No family should have to endure what we did. Shame on this school for its negligence and lack of compassion.

Both my kids have really enjoyed this elementary school, they are currently in 3rd and 4th grade…read moreand we haven't had a lot of issues, if any. Teachers are great and principal, Katie Lynch, is really compassionate. My oldest nephew also goes here and it's been really neat to see them grow. COVID handling was pretty touch and go but I think that's how it goes everywhere. Drop off and pick up are a nightmare- make sure to have a routine and leave with enough time to park!

Great school!!! Lots of options for the students, as far as…read moreelectives. Teachers and staff are caring and work with students and families for your child to succeed.

This school and its administration coasts along without regard for the burden it bares of raising…read morean educated generation. They go through the motions doing the minimum requirements and seem to care less about the outcome. It's a punitive environment that disregards the importance of the future.

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.

Great high school. So many great people including staff and they have so many great activities and…read moreopportunity's for the students

School is very boring. Hannah the security guard is cool though but still don't like school give…read moreHannah a raise!