This is an elementary school in northern Colorado Springs and in academy district 20. It is a more…read moreaffluent area of town but you can still bring your kids here through a program. I moved my kids here because the administration was a lot better than their original neighborhood school. My kids have loved it. Also the playground is ten times better than their old school. They recently enlarged their parking lot which makes it easier to pick up and drop kids. There is a drive up to pick up and drop off as well. My favorite program here is the dad volunteer program. It enables me to spend a day off with my kids when they are still in school.

We love Calvary! The teachers here are all wonderful and have taught my kids so much. The hours are…read moregreat, and the security makes me feel safe dropping off my kids. I feel like Calvary really set my kids up for kindergarten.

Our 2 year old started at Calvary this school year when we relocated from Arizona. We are so happy…read morewith our decision to join Calvary!!! The teachers are so caring and treat her as their own. She has grown leaps and bounds from the start of the year. The extra activities throughout the year are amazing ... Easter egg hunt, fun runs, Parents Night Out, music and gym class ... I could go on and on. An inclusive environment for sure, the security guards are even retired church members that dress up on holidays (the Grinch was our favorite) and watch out for the kiddos. We LOVE Calvary!

William J. Palmer High School is located downtown, near Acacia Park and kitty-corner with the…read morestatue of Palmer riding his horse. As a Palmer alumni, I can say I wouldn't have wanted to go to any other high school in Colorado Springs. The location is great, the teachers are in general good, and the feel of the place is great. Palmer also has the I.B. program, an international program that offers a 4 year accelerated level of study, which can give significant college credits, since you are taking college-level courses in high school. The program requires rigorous testing at the end of the program, which would make even the hardened college-student sweat, and definitely is a great program to prepare for college. Also, since the IB program is closed to IB candidate students, this means that IB students have the same classes with a small-ish (100) group of people for 4 years. This means many strong friendships can flourish. IB aside, the school itself still excels in academics compared to other schools in Colorado Springs. The sports are eh - ask someone else who cares. The administration however of Palmer was iffy at best, especially given the needless draconian hall-monitors, as well as the bumbling of the principle and vice-principle. Security is unnecessarily tight..so much so that I think the people there actually are considering that a terrorist might decide to go ape-shit on a random high-school in a random town in a random state. Ridiculous. Still, if you have an option, send your kid here...they will thank you later.

The French teacher doesn't know how to grade she bothers you doesn't leave you alone and has…read morefavorites she grades you if you look at her weird she grades whiteboards for nothing

9am contemporary service is nice but not well attended. Music not overwhelming like many other…read morechoices. Message is kept short and sweet. One hour max is a plus.

My daughter has attended the preschool at First United Methodist church for the last 2 years. We…read morehave absolutely loved everything about her school, the director, Stacey, is so kind and welcoming, the teachers are caring and patient and they offer wonderful options for working parents who need a little bit of extra time with their lunch bunch program! Thank you for being a wonderful preschool for our community!

I have had 3 kids go through this Goddard school from newborn to preschool. They have all made…read morelasting friendships and went through social growth (conflict resolutions, best friends, etc). They were all well prepared for kindergarten and made the school transition easily. My kids loved their teachers and would talk about all the neat facts, silly songs, yoga poses and fun lessons from their school day. We did the option for Soccer Shots program as well. As a parent, I appreciate the early drop off (630am!) and late pickup at 6pm. The teachers assist with specific transitions such as introducing food (directed by parents/packed lunches/snacks), potty training (kids will help each other line up), and phasing out nap time for kindergarten. We weathered through COVID - the staff and owners were clear with limits and expectations. As a healthcare worker - the school remained open and an option throughout the whole time. There is some teacher turnover, but there are also staff/teachers who have been there for years (and taught all my kids - Ms Cheryl!) . I never had any issues about staff interactions with the children. Ms Anand (owner) is available on site and also responded via email quickly. She knew all the kids names and was always pleasant.

Definitely one of the best day cares our daughter has been to this school is very personable, and…read moremy daughter was always excited to go to school this school is also extremely clean and doesn't smell like dirty diapers like others I have been to around the springs. The teachers here are very good and will provide you with a daily report on what they worked on, how your child did, etc. Overall I was extremely satisfied with this day care and would highly recommend to anyone.