This school was/is life changing for our son. We are going on year two! Public school wasted so much time. The education at challenger is unmatched. I can't say enough great things about this school. read more

3 year old preschool class had 37 children and two uncertified "teachers" lots of yelling scolding and inappropriate behavior. My child had their first accident ever because of being told no bathroom during naps. Would never send a child here again. Worse than any daycare facility. read more

Our son started preschool at the Challenger School this year (2021-2022). So far we have been very pleased with the faculty and the program. We recently moved to Utah from California, and our son did not adapt well to the changes - new environment and change of routine. We give a lot of credit to the teachers who played a big part in helping our son adjust and adapt. We have also observed the passion the headmaster has with her job and to the program. She goes out of her way to ensure every child at the school gets the opportunity and attention they need to be successful. She is very easy to talk to and is proactive at addressing inputs/concerns from parents. read more

We have 2 daughters in this school, our oldest is now in her 5th year (2 years preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade) and our younger just started pre school. We love this school, their commitment to learning, and teaching kids to be self reliant, independent and responsible, even at such young age is remarkable. We like their style of teaching, and also how they treat the kids. If you can afford this school, i highly recommend it. read more

Great Program, Great schedule. Horrible Execution. We got 4 status reports on how our kids were doing. The first one was blank because our kids obviously knew nothing. The second one was filled out with the information they had learned. The third one was filled out with less information than the second one and the 4th one was BLANK. SOOOOOO your are telling me that they learned something during the second semester and then forgot it all by the end of the year. (Sarcasm) Now I paid 600 dollars a month for a blank status report that is UNACCEPTABLE! How are we supposed to know what to work on during the summer and evenings with our kids if they send home a BLANK status report? There is very little communication on how your kids are doing unless they are having problems with your child, then they want to bug you. We had Twins at challenger and paid 600 dollars a month to have them learn. We had a deal with our kids that if they got their alphabet crown they would get to go to the store and buy a "big toy"($20 which for them is a huge deal)! 2 months before the end of the year they told us the first twin only had to learn 2 or 3 more letters to get his alphabet crown. We were excited and so was he..... The end of the school year went by and all the other children in his class got their's and he never got his. We went to the headmaster and asked why the status report was blank and why he didn't get his alphabet crown. The first answer was that is was left blank so that we could go over all the items on the list and see what he had learned. That is BS with our first son went to Challenger and the last report came home filled out! If I pay almost 6,000 dollars in a year to teach my children you better tell me how they have done. The answer to the second question was that they were going to give him his alphabet crown at the beginning of the next Semester (ie next year). The headmaster brought the teacher in and all the letters had been passed off so there was not DANG excuse to not reward his achievement. He was heartbroken..... My wife and my self both speak Spanish and decided before our kids were born that we would only speak to our kids in Spanish so they could learn. Our older son went to challenger as well and the communication was better the first time around. Our worst nightmare occurred when we got called to the headmaster's office because they were having a hard time understanding our son because he spoke more Spanish than English. They told us that it was in his best interest to speak to him in English and forget Spanish. (first of all, that's messed up) Second, he learns English from watching TV playing with friends and extended family. The only people that spoke to him in Spanish was my wife and me. (It is not their place to make that decision and they should respect it.) The worst happened when my son came home one day about 5 months into the school year and said he did not want to speak Spanish anymore because he lived in America and we speak English here. We never said anything to challenger but we should have and we should have taken our children out and never looked back. read more