¡Hola Amigos! I give…read moremy highest recommendation to Spanish Easy and Fun. I have now taken two regular courses in Spanish and nearly two sets of individual Spanish-language lessons from Spanish Easy and Fun in Longmont and have found them to be challenging, inspiring and invigorating! They also offer regular group conversational sessions where individuals at different language-speaking abilities can come together for thematic-structured sessions geared to open conversation and confidence-building skills. My latest sets of individual lessons (one-on-one with Jay) were taken in preparation for my fifth trip to Bogotá, Colombia. I found that I was much more relaxed being immersed in a constant Spanish-language environment and able to comprehend more Spanish than in my previous visits. I also felt more confident in speaking Spanish with both my wife's family and in public situations. I did confirm that I still have a lot of work to do in terms of study and practice if I ever hope to become fluent in the Spanish language, but my lessons from Spanish Easy and Fun have given me the confidence to believe that this is possible. If you are looking for Spanish language (or other language such as Italian, French and English) instruction in a warm and nurturing environment, free of the pressure of tests and exams as you will encounter in a regular college course, or as a supplement to such academic instruction to support your Spanish-language literacy skills, I encourage you to explore the range of course options available to you at Spanish Easy and Fun. You will not be disappointed! Sinceramente, Douglas A. Longmont, CO

I was so incredibly impressed with Spanish Easy and Fun! Jay, and the whole SEF staff, are simply…read moreincredible! I was struggling with an advanced spanish course for my college degree and Jay was instrumental in helping me to pass the class with an A! Spanish Easy and Fun has an amazing program that helps students to learn to feel comfortable with speaking a foreign language. I would highly recommend Spanish Easy and Fun to anyone who is looking to learn a foreign language!

Our older son (now 14) graduated from BVWS last year, having been here since his early years…read more Looking back, we're amazed at how the school shaped him -- not just academically, but as a whole person. He left with a strong foundation in math, science, and writing, but also with creativity, confidence, and a deep sense of compassion. The combination of academics, arts, music, and hands-on learning really gave him a well-rounded education that will serve him for life. Our younger son is now in middle school at BVWS, and he is thriving. Middle school can be a tough transition, but the small class sizes and dedicated teachers make such a difference. He feels seen, supported, and challenged in ways that bring out his best. The curriculum balances academic rigor with opportunities for growth through orchestra, theater, outdoor education, and practical projects -- things that keep him engaged and excited about learning. What stands out most is the sense of community. BVWS feels like an extended family where teachers, parents, and students truly know and support one another. It's a nurturing, values-based environment that helps children grow into capable, compassionate young people. We're grateful to have found a school that educates the head, heart, and hands -- and we would highly recommend BVWS to any family looking for something more meaningful than a traditional school experience.

This is not a review disparaging BVWS. It is about the lack of transparency and consideration my…read morefamily and I were given through the application and enrollment process. My daughter is no stranger to BVWS: she attended in early childhood and has spent a couple of summers there and loved it. When I reached out to the admissions director, (s)he expressed that my daughter would be welcome back and that there was space for her, so I submitted an application and she did a 3-day shadowing. To my surprise, my daughter's application was rejected. I spent several months trying to get a clear answer as to why, unsuccessfully. The following is a summary of events post-shadowing. My husband and I met with the teacher who discussed my daughter's shadowing experience and stated multiple times that (s)he "saw no red flags". I then asked questions about the founder's philosophy including topics that touched upon racism and how they have evolved, as my husband and I come from diverse backgrounds. The teacher answered them with openness and transparency, which further solidified my decision to send my daughter there. A week later, I receive an email, "after careful consideration...we do not feel that (student) is a good fit for our program." I requested a meeting to better understand the decision and sent numerous follow-up emails over the next 2 months to which I received no response, or the admissions director was sick, out of town, or catching up on work. Upon finally setting a meeting, I mentioned that I had emailed the teacher to get more specific feedback regarding my daughter's experience and if (s)he could be encouraged to respond. The response from the admissions director: "to be clear, I will be talking you through the application process...but not discussing re-opening the process". I thanked them and wrote, to "make sure I'm understanding correctly - you will not ask (teacher) to give me information about my daughter, nor will you speak about her experience at BVWS," to which I received no reply. On the call, the admissions director explained that the enrollment process was a collaborative, complicated and nuanced process. It included not just the teacher's opinion, but also input from ALL the Grade teachers, consideration on the age and maturity of the class, and the fact that the teacher is new to Waldorf teaching. If that were the case, then the shadowing, which caused disruption for everyone involved, was pointless and in fact, no new student could join. My insistence on following up was to have an opportunity for an open and transparent discussion regarding my daughter's application. If the teacher had told me during our debrief that (s)he felt the class dynamic with my daughter was not right, I would have respected the opinion. Funny that while my daughter attended BVWS there had never been any concerns raised. I can only deduce from the lack of response and transparency that this decision had less to do with my daughter and more about the questions I raised during our meeting with the teacher. In my last email after our final call, I expressed my hope that this experience be shared with the faculty and board as a learning experience and that I would always be open to dialogue. Since I never received a reply, I assume this issue had been swept under the rug. Though I know no big change will come of this, this experience will serve as a lesson when my daughter is older so that she may learn to advocate for herself with awareness and discernment. BVWS states they support DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) and boasts that it cultivates a welcoming, inclusive community. A few qualities of inclusive leadership include fairness and respect, collaboration, empowerment and growth, and emotional and cultural intelligence, none of which I received. It is a shame that fear and avoidance of tough questions will now directly impact a 7-year-old's education. DEI has become very trendy in the past few years but simply taking a training without putting the principles into practice is not enough. Let's do better for our children and set the examples we want to teach them, not just have empty words on a website. That is when you muster the courage to step forward, not back.

We love RMCA! The leadership and staff faithfully serve Jesus by loving our children so well! It is…read moresuch an incredible place. I highly recommend this school.

After just one semester at RMCA, our family has fallen in love with the school. Our son has grown…read moreso much academically, socially and emotionally. We have seen first hand the impact a structured, nurturing environment has on a child. We are so fortunate to have found a Charlotte Mason school! The true Christian teaching and loving educators have given my child such a remarkable experience. He is joyful going into school and has such a peace about him when he comes home.

I am currently enrolled in the Lang Institute for Canine Massage and I cannot recommend it enough!…read moreI am a graduate of the Boulder College of Massage Therapy, which was one of the best massage schools in the country. When I decided I wanted to include canine massage in my education, I did a ton of research before I picked a program. My standards are pretty high. On paper, the Lang Institute's 663 hour program stood out head and shoulders above the rest in terms of depth and clarity of curriculum. Communication from the school was prompt and clear. I felt good about taking the plunge. Now that I'm working through the curriculum, I am convinced I have made the right choice. Joanne Lang, the owner and main instructor, has over 30 years in the business and her knowledge is extensive. On top of 15 in-depth modules covering anatomy, physiology, pathology, gait analysis, business practices, etc ... she provides a 4 day, hands-on practicum, that is mind blowing. In the four days of the practicum we were provided the opportunity to meet, evaluate and practice on over 80 dogs; all provided by her very loyal and supportive clients. This is the real deal. I found a lot of flakes in my search; it can be a pretty sketchy field. If you want to learn how to really help dogs beyond learning a generic routine, this is the place.

This has been such a safe, happy place for my son. He absolutely loves being here, and it's clear…read morehe feels comfortable and cared for. The staff is reliable, consistent, and genuinely invested in the children. It's such a relief to know he's in such good hands every day. I highly recommend this place to any family looking for a nurturing and dependable environment.

I went to school there in the 90s and then again 10 years ago. My son was there 2 years ago. And…read moremy daughter has been going for the last year. All of our experiences have been positive. It was easy to register and enroll for classes. Cost is much less than a 4 year college. Teachers and professors have all been great. The campus is beautiful and clean. Lots of student clubs to get involved in. Classes transferred easily for me over to CSU when i did that. We all had fantastic experiences with front range.

Had the misfortune of interacting with Sarah Hunnell yesterday through e-mail, as I had a few…read morequestions about the massage program. I simply asked how much the program was & if I could get the certification after attending these classes. I was chastised by her and asked if in the future, I could "compose a more formally-written email, especially given that we have not met." Lol. Ahhh, the irony. I am a 46 year-old with a Master's degree in English, who used to teach college. I do NOT need to be shamed or condescended to about the composition structure of my emails. I also don't think that is a great way to recruit students. I actually almost died several months ago from living in black mold, so I am struggling with chronic health & neurocognitive issues. I am tired & don't feel well. And I am tired of trying to reach a damn human being at these colleges, It's a mess. So, Ms. Hunnell, I hope that makes you feel better, acting like a miserable twa* to total strangers! :) Your sad attempt at snootiness & condescension only reveal what an unhappy person you are.

Worst experience I have ever had at a school. Worst website design as well for online schooling…read more They definitely don't care at all

Fan of Front Range…read more I'm currently enrolled @ FRCC and I happen to love it. It's my first semester here and so far it's been going great! I was excited to start on my Holistic Health journey being that they are one of the only schools that offers this awesome field of study. I plan to further my schooling @ Metro in their Integrative Therapeutic Practices program (complementary & alternative medicine). The degree for Holistic Health feeds into that Metro program, so I'm pretty happy with what I have planned. I take online classes and go into the BBC campus for the book store, testing, & student life. Not a bad campus with fairly nice staff. I can't really complain. #Team4.0

Highly recommended: Jennifer is incredibly patient and has a genuine passion for teaching each of…read moreher students how to drive. Personally, I'm grateful for her kindness in teaching me to drive and for sharing her knowledge behind the wheel. I'm infinitely grateful to her. God bless you, Jennifer.

nice and normal lady until we got into the car. she was impatient when i was adjusting my seat and…read moremirrors, and used a weird robot voice for every direction she gave me. jennifer reverted back to her normal voice only after we left the car