I will admit, under the previous leadership, I noticed a lot of issues within the school and…read moredisregarding parent feedback. Recent change in leadership has proven to change a lot of the issues I had previously discussed and expressed concern with. The new leadership team is really making great strides within improving the school experience for both students and parents. I am looking forward to seeing more positive changes moving forward. One thing that we love and have loved since our very first day is the community. We have an incredible class and the students and parents are all very close. We have finally found our village amongst our daughter's classmates and are so grateful to be surrounded by such incredible families.

My kids are going to ISD for their third year now, and we all absolutely love the school. The…read moreleadership is amazing--they are very responsive and do a great job communicating with parents about all aspects of the children's educational and behavioral journey. We also haven't experienced any serious bullying issues, which gives us great peace of mind. The teachers are wonderful and put a lot of effort into supporting the kids and helping them grow academically, socially, and personally. We truly appreciate everything the school and its staff do for our children.

This is a public school PreK - 6th Grade. The teachers and staff are amazing. Class sizes are…read moregood. The enrichment offered for afterschool programs is great. Technology in the classroom is better than nearby schools. My kids and I love everything about this school.

It's ok some teachers were a lil crazy and some of the rules made sense some didn't some teachers…read morethought this was a high school with the way of discipline tho.

Southmoor Elementary is our home school. The parent community is extremely supportive. We have new…read moreleadership-our principal is amazing, motivating, transparent and collaborative. My kids love school and I love that Southmoor is focused on the whole child, inside and out.

Hello families sharing this experience so no other kid has to go through it…read more I have my daughter doing tutoring with Kumon system for 2.5 years. She was initially at Kumon south Lakewood but last September I decided to move her to Kumon Arvada for an easier commute The biggest mistake I've done do not believe Kiko Steinbarth should be in the business of educating children. Her behavior toward students is unacceptable and lacks basic respect. At first, I dismissed my daughter's complaints and encouraged her to continue attending for six months, hoping things would improve. Unfortunately, they did not. On April 1, 2026 (and no, this is not an April Fool's review), my daughter's father took her to a session and waited in the lobby. Before my daughter even had a chance to sit down, Kiko began yelling at her--accusing her of completing work with parental help--and threw papers around, telling her everything she had done was wrong. Hearing the situation escalate, her father stepped in, opened the door, and removed our daughter, who was visibly distressed and crying. When asked to come out and discuss the situation, Kiko was still visibly agitated. She later acknowledged that she had raised her voice. Earlier that same morning, her father had emailed Kiko expressing concern about the excessive amount of work assigned over spring break. Kiko responded, and we believed the issue had been addressed. However, it became clear during the session that she was still upset, and instead of handling it professionally, she directed her frustration at our child. This experience was deeply upsetting. No child should be subjected to this kind of treatment in a learning environment. She makes it impossible to communicate by creating a ton of forms and rules that working parents simply don't have time to keep track of. Do not enroll your kids in this location. They are going to be mistreated by Kiko.

First! We've really liked Kumon. Ever since starting here our child's math has really really…read moreimproved. And his responsibility and accountability has improved. It's really made him a better person overall. We do the math program which is about an hour on Monday and Wednesday's and a quick 15 minute exercises. He doesn't mind. His math scores at school have improved.

This is a neighborhood gem of an elementary school. While the school's test scores are high, the…read morefirst thing you notice when you enter the building is the student artwork lining the hallways - a perfect example of how this school celebrates the whole child. If you are looking for a school with class sizes and teachers with the skill and will to tailor their instruction to meet the needs of all students, then I would strongly recommend Fremont Elementary.

Used to be a good school until they got a new principle. Believe me I have plenty of things that…read moreare wrong with this school but the fact that out of the 30 kids I know of within a 2 block radius only about 12 go there. I drive my kids 3 miles to school and live 10 houses away! This fact should say a lot. My son is still recovering from the mental abuse 3 years later!

Palmer Elementary was at first a great place for my daughter to come into as a 1st grade student…read more Now in to her 3rd year, we've been hearing almost daily of disruptive classmates, physical assault and inappropriate touching happening to our daughter and her friends. In the past few months 4 students have been moved to other schools by their parents due to Palmer's inability to solve these problems and to prevent their children from being assaulted further. We as well as many other parents have identified the children causing these problems, yet the school's principal is unwilling or unable to offer up any solutions. We are currently looking to transfer our daughter immediately as are other parents of children in the 3rd grade classes. We have had to consult others outside of Palmer as the head principal will not meet us in person.

Amazing local elementary school with strong academics! What an incredible area to live in, close to…read moreeverything downtown and the schools are very strong in academics and community in Hale/Bellvue and Mayfair for the most part. Elementary and middle schools are great and if your student can matriculate to East Highschool that would be the best option, as our family has done.

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.

This school creates leaders of character - accountable, initiative, community. The way the…read morecurriculum is taught creates global citizens. I feel like our school is preparing our kids to be global citizens.

We felt strongly about our toddler starting his education with a Montessori base. We couldn't be…read moremore thrilled with his first year in toddler care - his teachers were loving and compassionate and we feel have helped him thrive. Watching the evolution of his vocabulary, confidence, and independence is amazing. The families have been lovely as well. We look forward to moving into primary. Our only complaint would be that there aren't extended hours and full time summer. But that would not change our decision to attend.