My 4 kids are thriving at DCA! They have true community and great academics and sports, I could not…read morebe happier!

Our children have been going to Dayspring for 8 years- since kindergarten. We love this school so…read moremuch. We value the opportunity to have our children in a Christian environment where the teachers provide a Biblical perspective, and the academics are excellent.

Best school around. High standards with high success. Extraordinary teachers and staff. Caring…read more"family like" environment. Top notch school.

What the h*** is going on with this school? It WAS great, years ago when my oldest started. He…read morereceived a great education, back in the day. No question. Great college offer at the end of the journey - and he was SO prepared! Everything worked - the teachers, the curriculum, the inclusive spirit, the overall vibe. Now? This place is falling apart in every way in the last few years: buildings that leak, teachers that can't prep even a simple science lesson or get a single student to earn even a '3' on an AP, administration that look and sound like boorish slobs, staff that honestly thinks a 4 day week is hard work. Apples to apples - my younger child is in no way ready for the world like my son. She needs remedial work, has no concept of math or science (writing is not so bad), and has a low sense of school spirit that, sadly, mirrors her peers. We stayed out of loyalty and familiarity; I totally regret that choice.

So happy both my kiddos were able to attend this school. Preschool is now imperative for kids to be…read moreprepared for kindergarten and ABC East has been such a positive experience for my boys. They learn how to write and trace, sing songs, colors, days, shapes, letters, how to interact with other kids and how to be in a school setting. We've had a total of 3 teachers over the years and each one has been so wonderful and caring to our family. I highly encourage anyone exploring preschool options to send their kiddos to ABC!

Be prepared to have a lot of money pulled from your bank account if you take your child out of this…read moredaycare due to any of the numerous problems here, because they will rescind any agreement and charge you arbitrary fees you never agreed to because their fees are not clear or in writing. If a daycare has to change it's name and start fresh to get new reviews, that is a red flag. Update: I've waited 5 weeks for a return of my significant overpayment that's been "in the mail." I have been patient so far but parents might want to know how they operate. More important than money, if you have a child who requires significant supervision, I would not trust the staff with their constant cellphone access.

My child is a senior there and they have the Minorities and lit class during 3rd block, well the…read more"co-teacher/English learning director lady" JENNA ALEXANDER is a HUGE failure and horrible teacher. My child tells me she flirts with them, asks questions about their love lives, is distracting them in class, pulling them out during class telling other teachers "its for an essay" but in reality its just because she wants to talk to them but cant while other teachers are trying to teach. So she takes them. She belittles the student teacher in the room, she passes kids based on how much she likes them, cheats on tests and assignments, does the work FOR THEM so they arent learning. And is trying to force other teachers to make her students pass their class by saying "english learners shouldnt get late points, or points of a test for talking while others test" and a bunch of other things that CAN ONLY BE APPLIED through IEP. They cannot LEGALLY have those without the proper IEP stuff. My child has told me Jenna is so rude and disrespectful to other teachers that its almost impossible to learn in ANY class with her in it. My child and their friends have ALL told me on several occasions "Jenna Alexander thinks she is this super cool really good teacher who knows all but in reality all she does is treat her coworkers like shit, she is really rude and disrespectful towards a student teacher who is trying to learn to become a teacher (which if i dealt eith Jenna i would NEVER step foot into Central AGAIN) she disrupts class, flirts with students, gets jealous if they talk about girls, belittles the S.T. and she acts more like a child than a teacher" so Central DO SOMETHING ABOUT HER. Otherwise we can gladly start piling stuff up to take to the District 6 people. She NEEDS to be fired and reprimanded for the way she acts with these students. Especially ones who dont fully understand english, the tone, and jokes so they all think she is serious

All of our children graduated high school in Greeley. We decided to get them into the schools which…read moremight best develop their established talents and personal interests. At the time, Central was an "arts magnet" school. That was superb. We visited various high schools to learn about their specialties. We spoke with members of the administration and the arts staff. The principal was inspiring and encouraging. The arts instructors were informative, competent, and likewise encouraging. We decided on Central, and are completely satisfied with the results. We made the right decision. It was a pleasure to attend the stage and musical performances during our time there. Sadly, we were told that Central let its arts magnet program. If so, it wasn't for long, as the arts magnet program is today in full force. Unfortunately, the student culture was not very good. (I grade on the bell curve. Not every school deserves an A+.) I do not know the current state of affairs, but when we were customers, we found that lectures on "bullying" had little if any effect, and judging from off-campus behavior, civics lessons made little impact. It is pretty amazing to see cars stop at intersections as Central's representatives parade obliviously by, against traffic lights!, snobbishly scowling at drivers they forced to stop. Traffic flow would be smoother if Greeley Central was a closed campus. When the students are more civilized, maybe in their fifth or sixth year of high school, then it might be okay for the administration to reconsider its policy for those presumably better civilized students. But by the time you read this, perhaps those school cultural issues have all been solved.