My grandchildren all go to St Anne's and I find the environment to be wonderful. Kindness is a…read morevalue that is front and center at the school. Children are all different and are dealing with life in many ways but if there is a problem, we have found that the staff, teachers, and in some cases, other students run to the problem to resolve the situation. One of my grandchildren has a learning difficulty and the teachers go above and beyond to guide her to success and feeling comfortable. The creativity that is fostered at the school is extra special. Art using all types of media, music with choirs, bands, and solos, reading, and writing are all alive and well at St Anne's. In a time when ivy league colleges are complaining that students don't have the attention span to read an entire book, St Anne's students are constantly completing book after book. You must know about the food! The quality of the food is what every parent would want for their child. There are so many fruits, vegetables, healthy proteins, minimal carbs, and more offered daily. No food with unhealthy additives and preservatives. The kids love the food!!! There is so much to be impressed by at St Anne's. The desire was to keep all the kids in Denver Public Schools, unfortunately DPS just can't get the quality of education to an acceptable level. I am so sorry that every child can't experience a St Anne's type of education, but it is cost prohibitive. We must do better with our public education. St Anne's is expensive, but the children are the focus of the dollars, not bussing, over staffing, and excessive administration costs. I highly recommend St Anne's Episcopal School with its rich history, gorgeous campus, and extraordinary education.

Our daughter spent Kindergarten thru 8th grade at St. Anne's…read more She received a phenomenal education. It was expensive, but worth it in our opinion. Small classes. Excellent and caring teachers. A great headmaster. Strong emphasis on learning. Now that she has graduated from college, it is clear that her education in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades at St. Anne's was the pivotal moment in all of the 16 years she spent in school. In those 3 years she learned "how to learn" as they really pushed the kids in these grades. Her math teacher was so good that she coasted all the way thru calculus in high school (and got a 4 on the AP Calc exam).

DJDS has been such a wonderful decision for our family. Not only have we loved all of our teachers…read moreover the last three years, we love the staff, and most of all the community. My daughter was behind coming into the school, and had a hard time staying on track with her classmates. One of the therapist that helps children that are falling behind in reading noticed that my daughter was learning differently than the other students. She suggested a specialized children's ophthalmologist, for an issue that not many would notice. She changed the course of my daughters life. She's now in vision therapy and gets extra help at school. They noticed a learning disability and jumped on it quickly. I couldn't be happier with our experience at DJDS and look forward to watching all three of my daughters strive there.

This school rejected my gifted and talented child without any reasonable explanation. Is it racism…read morebecause he is only "half Jewish?" It certainly feels like that: "At this time, we are declining Xxxxx's admission for the 2026-27 year. After reviewing his application and visit, we have determined that we do not currently have the specific resources necessary to provide the level of support Xxxxxxx deserves." This is a sweet kid who was scapegoated and mistreated in public school. Their response is to reject him? Bizarre and unfathomable.

The best preschool!! Both of my boys have attended My School Preschool and we have had equally…read morewonderful experiences both times. The facilities are gorgeous - lot's of natural light in each classroom, separate art room, library, and huge gymnasium! Plus a great playground for all ages. The teachers are outstanding and unlike some of the schools we considered, most have been there long before we first started in 2019. They all seem passionate about their jobs and our kids and make every day so much fun. My older son started Kindergarten this past year and I was beyond happy with how well prepared he was. I love this school and highly recommend it for any family searching for a pre-school and/or pre-K.

I have 2 tots that currently attend MSP! Both children started in parent and tot and have since…read moremoved onto other classrooms! Our experience at MSP has been nothing but amazing! We love all the teachers! All classrooms have large windows so the rooms are bright! Their playground is spacious and has plenty to keep the littles busy and engaged. There is huge gymnasium that the kids can run around and play in. During play time cars, tricycles, balls, and scooters are available. There is a separate dedicated art room and library. The hallways and classrooms are cheerful and colorful- decorated with all the art projects our kiddos create. It's truly a school that gets our children kindergarten ready- and not operated like a daycare. Our oldest son had attended a different preschool previously and we left because our experience was not great. My son transitioned perfectly into MSP and never cries at drop off anymore. He LOVES all the teachers and looks forward to seeing them and his friends. My son is learning valuable lessons like sharing, being part of a team, developing independence, in addition to academics. Each classroom has 2 qualified teachers. All the teachers are warm and welcoming. We've just loved every teacher we've had so far and are looking forward to having the ones we haven't had yet. Everyone is friendly and happy and the halls are filled with happy children! We truly feel MSP is an exceptional school. The school has been around for a long time and we're so happy we found it! This school is helping our family set the foundation of education for our children.

Our family has been at Stanley since 2019, and we now have a unique perspective: a Pre-K student, a…read moresixth grader, and a recent Stanley graduate who is a freshman at East High School. Stanley is known for being joyful, warm, and child-centered--and it absolutely is. What can be less visible is how intentional and academically strong the education behind that joy is. Our oldest has been the best evidence for us. He transitioned seamlessly to East, placing into advanced math, English, and Spanish and taking honors-level classes. But Stanley prepared him for much more than coursework. He left understanding how he learns, how to advocate for himself, how to take academic risks, and how to make thoughtful decisions about what he needs to be successful. We're seeing that same development with our sixth grader. His teachers know him deeply as a learner. They have worked to understand how he processes information, scaffolded challenging concepts in reading and math, taught him strategies, and partnered with us to help him reach his potential. He has become a confident self-advocate, both academically and socially. And now, in Pre-K, we're seeing where it begins. Our daughter's teachers are calm, loving, and incredibly skilled with this age group. There is joy and play, but also structure and purposeful, age-appropriate learning. She loves going to school. After watching one child complete Stanley and thrive in high school, choosing Stanley again for our youngest was easy. The joy and academic growth aren't competing priorities at Stanley--they reinforce each other. The result is children who are prepared academically and, just as importantly, know themselves as learners.

Have two daughters that began SBPS since Kinder. Both kids can't wait to go to school in the…read moremorning - that says everything! Their focus on social emotion education is unmatched. The mixed aged classrooms allow students to have mentors and then become leaders. The teachers are just wonderful. I like to say that Stanley is helping my kids grow into joyful, healthy, kind, smart, curious, people. What more can you ask for?!

I currently have 3 kids attending All Souls (Pre-k 3, Pre-k 4, and 1st grade) and we are so…read morethankful we found this amazing community. Our oldest initially started kinder at our assigned public elementary (CHVE) and after seeing the amazing job that All Souls was doing with our kids in ELC, we ended up making the decision to move her to All Souls mid way through the year in Kindergarten. It was the best decision we have made for our family. The education they are receiving as well as the dedication to the arts makes this school a truly special place. At the end of the day, I think the thing we are most happy with is the fact that our kids are going to spend the next few years surrounded by teachers, students and families that are loving and supportive.

Very average education, when we switched to public school our kiddo was very behind in nearly every…read moresubject. Wasn't worth the cost for us

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.

Great school, faith based , small class size,more one on one teaching and an excellent teacher!…read moreWould highly recommend. Have seen my child flourish socially, emotionally, and academically while attending Little Wonders Christian Preschool. My child is well prepared to start Kindergarten.

The founder, Larisa Hegenbarth, is a quality educator with whom I had the privilege to work before…read moreI retired. She is smart, dedicated, and her love for young people promotes values extending into the heart and the mind, helping students learn in an environment that allows them freedom to explore. From what I could tell, her teachers are highly qualified and provide student-centered learning that might be the right fit for your child. Larisa would not have it any other way. This is not a daycare -- it is a whole learning experience for all children K-8.

Parents - please be careful…read more There's a reason why you can't see or leave reviews for this NovaStar location on Google Maps and that alone should raise concerns. We attended this daycare center for some time, and I'm sharing our experience because it's difficult to find honest feedback about this location. Reviews are not visible on Google, which makes it hard for parents to see negative experiences. In our experience, this daycare center did not provide a safe or supportive environment. Staff interactions often felt rude and dismissive, and our child would come home upset and unwilling to return. We also had serious concerns about how children were handled during difficult moments, which did not feel appropriate for a childcare setting. We were told our child was being unenrolled due to a medical concern related to autism, even though our child has never been diagnosed by any qualified professional. This was later denied in writing, which raised serious concerns about professionalism and communication. It was very difficult to get clear answers or resolve concerns -- communication often felt defensive and shifted into blame from the owner rather than focusing on solutions. Don't be misled by the appearance of the facility -- in our experience, it does not reflect the actual level of care. We strongly recommend choosing a different daycare. Your child deserves a place where they feel safe, respected, and properly cared for.