Just graduated from here.... Class of 2015. It's amazing how things grow on you here. My freshman…read moreyear I thought the school was too big or classes were too hard or whatever. But as the years went bye I have come to really adore fossil. I also did swim on the guys swim team all four years, and that really helped me make friends. But I'm also happy I had a lot of non swimming friends the same. People seem to get along pretty well at fossil. I'll miss it for sure.

When I was searching for a school for my children, I didn't just consider the curriculum, the…read morecommute, or the demographics. I asked myself a bigger question: What kind of adults do I want my children to become? With that in mind, I chose a school that would teach them integrity, resilience, and the ability to accomplish and create in every stage of life. Ridgeview offers more than an education--it offers education for life. As they often say, "At Ridgeview, we do hard things." These challenges aren't for their own sake, but to help every child discover and develop their full potential.

I went here from 9th grade until I graduated high school. I made great friends and had a few truly…read moreexcellent, inspirational teachers, but I also had multiple teachers (particularly ones that taught history and government related classes) who were overwhelmingly biased and even frequently told blatant lies or made up stories to further their own narratives about our world. I would frequently come home after history class and feel a need to fact check my teachers; more often than not I would find that they were thoroughly wrong on the topics I had researched myself. Also at Ridgeview there is a culture of conformity. Self expression often seems discouraged and students can be severely punished for "disrespecting teachers" when in truth all that happened were mere disagreements. And, although respect towards teachers is a paramount rule within this school, teachers frequently disrespect and make fun of students; the principal himself has presented ad hominem attacks against students during debates about things like paternity leave, the black lives matter movement, or the wage gap. I have nothing against tongue and cheek banter, but what I'm talking about here is beyond that. Student council at this school is for all intents and purposes run by the administration. As such students have no real say in the frequent changes that come to the school. The current principal seems to want the school to be a place for deeply conservative minded young people to become even more staunch in their views, rather than a place for real discourse, debate, and discussion. Also this place abstains from teaching any kind of sex-ed, which I believe leads to a deeply misinformed student body when it comes to sex and sexual identity. The school claims to be a place for students who like a challenge or enjoy difficult and truly stimulating classes and conversation. If that describes your student however, the IB program at Poudre, or the AP programs at Fossil or Rocky would be better, in my opinion, and would probably set up your student to be more likely to get into top colleges with top scholarships. DISCLAIMER: I did not attend Ridgeview in middle school or in the lower grades. My review is based in my experiences predominantly in the high school. Please do not judge their middle school based on what I've said. Students typically seem pretty satisfied with their middle school experience here.

I would not recommend you sending your child here they will just bully the kids that includes the…read moreteachers they will not allow you to use the restroom even if you have a health issue with doctors note this is the Worst school my kids have gone and if you have any kids in special ed I would not recommend sending them here the special Ed teacher here is absolutely horrible he just want her students to fail if I could give it no stars I would

Worst school ever. I was constantly going in there to pick up my freshman as he was miserable,…read morebeing bullied every day. He eventually received a mild head injury. And yet, Mike Ruffner and his sidekick Amy the registrar, refused to allow me to disenroll him. Said I had to have my exes consent as well. Funny thing is, my kid doesn't go there anymore, and yet, I wasn't the one who disenrolled him. So much for RMHS honoring the legal requirements of 50/50 parenting rights!

Now, the school is great, but most of the food here is god awful and I would like some changes…read more Bland food, tasteless for the most part.

I agree with Bryce on this the food here is not the best some days it ok but most days they run out…read moreof food for 8th grade some of the milk has been bad for me the food is sometimes bland and sometimes I feel its overpriced but the school is great the teachers are good mostly but I do they think they should improve the food how they're always saying we should eat a good meal.

other than the beautiful bathroom graffiti this school is boring and 60% of the teachers are having…read morea midlife crisis and there's like 14 fights a day and then food is bad and i tripped on the stairs

I would give it 0 stars if i could it stinks of poop and regret. I don't like it. It badread more

We LOVE Saint Joseph School! We have two kiddos who have been at Saint Joe's since preschool and we…read moreare amazed at the community of support that we see by sending our kids to this great school. The Catholic faith is integrated not only through religion class and at weekly adoration and mass but daily as well throughout the children's normal routines. Our kids have come home from school on some days with in-depth questions about our faith and it has inspired numerous conversations around the dinner table which has been a positive influence on our entire family! Saint Joseph School also excels academically and there are many opportunities for parents and friends of the school to get involved which leads to invested families and a community of support!

From the owner: Established in 1926, Saint Joseph Catholic School is committed to providing an education rooted in…read morethe Gospel of Jesus Christ, Catholic teaching and academic excellence; which invites students to love God and others, to develop their unique talents and gifts and to become life-long learners.

Poudre high school has an equal mix of city kids and all the kids unfortunate enough to live on a…read morefarm north of Fort Collins all the way up to the Wyoming border. You would not imagine the number of Pick-Up trucks with gun racks are parked in the lot in any given day. This school has seen major remodels and addons many times throughout its life. Because of this the layout is very inefficient and its sometimes hard to make class on time. One positive note is that they have supported the PC alongside the Mac for a long time.

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Good teachers, but some students are pretty bad. I'd recommend though! Lincoln has a very nice…read morevariety of classes!

Went here for a baseball tournament. Baseball fields are nice. Only issue we has was the portable…read moretoilets were close to full on the first day and unusable by the second day. The maintainace guy came around to empty trash and apologize and let us know there was a gas station down the road. No concession stands either so need to b prepared of back to back games.

My son has attended this school for three years. I have had a great deal of problems with the…read moreadministrative staff. I was told by the vice principle that they would discipline my child how they saw fit even if I disagreed. They have a pattern of disciplining some children and not others. They treat affluent parents with money drastically different from single and/or poor parent. Every time I have tried to seek help from the principle I leave with no resolution and no intent to resolve any issues. There is a reason why this school has such low ratings academically. They strive to have less then half of there students (in certain grades) at the state standard age appropriate reading, writing, and math levels. There have been days that I have had to take my child out of school because he was not safe. On one such occasion there was a substitute and the children were kicking and throwing large objects (chairs, dry erase boards, etc) around the room. They were also hitting and pushing each other and the substitute did nothing to stop or prevent this behavior. He was texting on his personal cell phone during the majority of the 2 hours I was there. When I notified the administrative staff of the inappropriate events taking place in the class, they did nothing. This is the same staff who had my child go through a 3 day disciplinary consequence for cutting in the lunch line. However when another student drew explicit pictures and told a detailed story to my son of how he was going to violently assault him there was NO disciplinary action taken. The morals and values being taught in this school are disturbing. There are also drunk and disorderly people who like to hangout at the park located right next to the playground. On several occasions I have witnessed them trying to interact with a child and/or children and the playground attendants were completely unaware of what was going on. I was told by the vice principle that there is nothing we (the parents) could do about them because it is a public park. Which is completely not true, you can write letters to the mayor, legislators, etc. That is just another example of how they treat parents that they categorize as poor, or unintelligent. I wish someone would have warned me about this school. We are going to have to move to get him out of this school.