I have been a part of the Cherry Hills Christian school community for many years! My children…read morestarted in preschool and now currently in 5th and 7th grade. During the eight years plus we have been here, I have built strong and meaningful relationships with teachers, parents and staff. The community at CHC is absolutely amazing! Cherry Hills Christian School has also provided an exceptional education while incorporating the word of the Lord. Chapel and the Mission program has truly been a sweet blessing for my kids. Every teacher has fully known my children and that's my favorite part! Praise the Lord for providing my children with this incredible school.

My kids have been going to CHC since they were 2 and every year we fall more in love with the…read moreschool. So blessed to have my kids in a Christ centered school.

Montclair school is an amazing DPS public school that has dedicated and compassionate staff members…read moreas well as an energetic leadership team. We started at Montclair in 2010 and have been here ever since. The students, staff, and families make up an wonderfully diverse segment of Denver's population and have been a wonderful community for our family. I have also worked at the school the past few years fostering the Enrichment program which brings learning to life and enhances the curriculum in unique ways. Montclair focuses on Enrichment and Personalized Learning and fosters student learning in a variety of innovative ways including community partnerships, field experiences, and many guest speakers throughout the year. I would also state that the comments made from a parent in 2008 are outdated and would welcome you to stop by Montclair for a tour if you are interested in this wonderful neighborhood school!

This elementary school gets 1 star because it is rich in cultural diversity and the lunch lady is…read morethe sweetest woman I think I may have ever met. That's where the stars stop. I usually try to be as objective as possible when offering my opinion or experiences of anything because I do realize it is merely my opinion. So, I came up with a list of "thank you's" I'd personally like to offer Montclair and the DPS system. (I have edited this list of thank you's to the few I think are relative to this review and the rest I am saving for my formal letter to the school board.) Thank you for allowing my child to be harassed on the playground and allowing him the opportunity to learn new words even I don't know the meaning of. Thank you for changing my child's love of learning to a detestation of school. A personal thank you to the principal for engaging in a personal, emotional, unprofessional argument with my ex-husband on the topic of unsubstantiated "reasons your child was pulled from the accelerated class and placed in a marginal learning/ 50% esl class" - this was comical at best. Thank you DPS for keeping it real - Real Mediocre.

We love Willows! My very shy 3 year old has blossomed at…read morethis school! Previously, we used a daycare/preschool that was noisy and chaotic, and he hated it there. Willows is always happy, calm and safe. All of the staff are so welcoming and truly love the children and teaching. My little guy is not only learning abc's, colors, etc, but also how to thrive in a true community. They were even able to work with our difficult schedule. Highly recommend Willows!

Heard great things about the Willows. Called the Lowell Center to find out about summer school…read moreoptions for our four year old daughter. Was told by the extremely rude women on the phone it would be highly unlikely she would take a child just for summer session. She would take children that would be staying longer. It's obvious this place is inflexible, which leaves me wondering how they actually treat the children in their care.

I was an assistant teacher for four years in the primary classroom. It was some of the best years…read moreof my life! This is an authentic Montessori school. All the teachers are committed to laying down a solid foundation for your child's educational career. Your child WILL leave MSWP with a love of learning! I often found myself wishing I grew up as a Montessori kid. I noticed that MSWP students tend to have better social skills & a very strong work ethic compared to other preschools I've worked at. Our classroom truly felt like a family. We had so many laughs & ah-ha moments. My favorite was seeing the huge smile on a kiddos face when they mastered a lesson! But even cooler was when that kiddo would be able to give that lesson to a younger student in the classroom. These classrooms are truly a 2nd home for your child. MSWP will always hold a special place in my heart and I plan on enrolling my daughter there as soon as she's old enough!

Incredible school and community. Our kids are both thriving! Our younger son is in his second year…read moreof the toddler program and our oldest is in his last year of primary. They both love school and we couldn't be happier with the teachers, administration, families, and overall experience! Such a special place.

My family has had nothing but good experiences with this intentional, and thoughtful school.read more

They're constantly cancelling school without notice. The teachers and rude and tired.read more

Absolutely love this school. My kids are thriving here. The staff is very hands on and cares about…read moreeach of its students. Would 10 out of 10 recommend.

We initially thought this was a great school, but over time, severe safety, cultural, and academic…read moreissues became apparent. Administration consistently prioritizes the school's reputation over student well-being. Severe Bullying & Dismissed Violence Bullying is very rampant, and administrators sweep physical fights under the rug. My child was punched in the face during a PE activity of tag for catching another student in the game, which leadership dismissed as an "accident." On multiple occasions, another student hit my child under direct teacher supervision; the teacher did not care, and leadership dismissed it as well. These are not isolated incidents but is instead a culture actively fostered. Physical Staff Outbursts Some teachers get physical with students. A school counselor violently yanked a desk, causing a student to fall. Another teacher pulled multiple students' arms. Despite video verification and multiple student reports, that teacher is still employed. Administration only offered to switch the reporting students' classes rather than taking disciplinary action even after receiving video verification through school security cameras. Academic Neglect & Discouragement There are many kindhearted and great teachers but we have experienced many that were in favor of the bare minimum. They assign excessive homework on content barely or even completely uncovered in class, straining parents. When my student advocated for tutoring in a challenging subject as they received in the past before, their teacher completely rejected them. After I stepped in to tutor my child at home, the teacher explicitly accused my child of cheating multiple times and destroyed their confidence in a subject they were trying hard to master. Unreported Missing Students During student dismissals, multiple students have gone missing. Administration hides these incidents. While waiting for my own child who was released late, I witnessed teachers frantically searching for two missing students (one a kindergartener) who had left school grounds. The school never communicated this to the parents, likely because the affected family did not speak English. Hypocritical Food Confiscation Under the guise of "healthy eating," staff completely confiscates students' lunches and snacks without warning, including whole-food snacks and PB&Js. Disturbingly, leadership admitted these snacks are given to the staff to eat because "the staff works so hard" when students questioned why staff can eat unhealthy things but the students can't. Confiscated lunches are never replaced, leaving children hungry, even though the cafeteria serves the exact same items. When students point this out, staff has told them that it's not PB&J sandwiches they're serving, but sunflower butter ones which is contrary to their school menu that states they serve both in their cafeteria. On another occasion, staff was selling chip bags and then confiscating the same chip bags later since they were unhealthy. This hypocritical policy meant to "demonstrate school health guidelines" is only selectively enforced based on opportunistic gain rather than from a place of genuine concern for student wellbeing. Inappropriate Political & Ideological Pressure Staff aggressively pushes personal political ideologies on young children. During a gender discussion, my 6th grader stated she was happy being a girl. The teacher targeted her in front of the class, stating, "Are you sure? That's kind of boring, you can be a boy too," repeatedly putting her on the spot. In another incident, a teacher asked students who their parents voted for, then declared to the class that all white ethnic people are racist and that they would never vote for a white politician. This school jeopardizes child safety for appearances, fosters unchecked bullying, permits physical outbursts from staff, and pressures children with political speech and peer pressure. Parents, please talk to your kids about what is really happening in school.

Our family has been part of this Catholic school community for over 13 years, and overall, we have…read morehad a positive experience. We have three children-now ages 20, 14, and 11-and each of them has benefited from the school's role in their academic, spiritual, and personal development. Over the years, we've appreciated the caring teachers, strong sense of community, and the lifelong friendships we have developed. Having been a part of the school for so many years, we've witnessed several changes in leadership. These periods of transition have brought many challenges; however, there seems to be a renewed focus on academic excellence. A popular new addition this year was the STEM program, and I believe my daughter, who will be in middle school in the fall, will be well prepared for high school, just as her brothers were. While no school is perfect and every family's experience is unique, we are grateful for the role MPB has played in our children's growth and education. We feel fortunate to continue being part of such a strong community and would gladly recommend it to other families.

Our family has belong to the school and parish community for over 13 years, sending our children…read more(ages 18, 12, and 9) through the early learning center and school. We love the community and the focus on teaching the whole student academically and spiritually. The teachers and administration show genuine care and interest in our childrens' success and growth.

Our family has been with Primrose School at Colorado Station since December 2025, and we are…read moreincredibly grateful to be part of this community. After our previous daycare unexpectedly closed at the end of 2025, we found ourselves scrambling to find care for our two children. The leadership team at Primrose stepped in during a very stressful time and made all the difference. They were able to immediately provide a preschool spot for our 4-year-old and stayed in close communication with us as we waited for an opening for our younger child, who started in the Young Toddler classroom in May. We felt supported every step of the way, and the transition was far smoother than we ever could have expected. Our older son absolutely loves his Preschool 3 teacher, Ms. Keshet. She is thoughtful, caring, passionate, fun-loving, and personable -- exactly the kind of teacher every parent hopes their child will have. She creates a warm, intentional classroom community while helping the children learn and grow every day. As a teacher myself, I cannot speak highly enough of her dedication and child-centered approach. She genuinely knows and cares about each child, and our son is excited to go to school every day because of the environment she has created. We also adore our younger son's teachers, Ms. Jay and Ms. Caspian. They welcomed our family with open arms and have been incredibly thoughtful and attentive. Our son was born prematurely and receives physical therapy through Early Intervention. Ms. Jay and Ms. Caspian have gone above and beyond by incorporating his exercises into his daily routine and partnering with us to support his development. They are always receptive to our questions and to recommendations from his pediatrician and therapists. Their care, flexibility, and commitment have given us tremendous peace of mind. We feel so fortunate to have found Primrose School at Colorado Station. Our children are happy, loved, and thriving, and we are deeply grateful to the administrators and teachers who have made that possible. We highly recommend this school to any family looking for a caring, supportive, and truly child-centered environment.

ABSOLUTE DISGRACE: 3 Years Wasted for a 30-Second Online Race…read more​DO NOT trust this school with your child's future. After keeping us on a waitlist for three years, these owners showed their true colors: they are cold, calculated, and couldn't care less about your family. ​Their "enrollment process" is a sick joke. They overbook their classes and force parents into a Sunday night "online race" at 6:30 PM. If you aren't one of the first 10 people to click a button, you are TRASHED and denied admission via a cold notification on a Sunday night--less than 24 hours before UPK applications were due. ​They left us stranded with no plan, no empathy, and a simple "sorry." To them, your family's emotional and financial stability is collateral damage for their lazy, selfish management style. ​Don't be a victim of their incompetence. There are plenty of schools in this community run by people with actual hearts--go to one of them. This place is a factory that treats parents like a nuisance. STAY AWAY.