We love this school so much. The teachers genuinely care so much while giving the kids autonomy…read more Our kid is in high school and it has been a game changer for his mental health! Here is a pretty pic

This school is AMAZING! This is our 2nd year there and we couldn't be happier. We've had a couple…read moreof issues with bullying and it was dealt with immediately! Is you communicate with them, they will respond fast and thoroughly! Can't wait for my other children to go here as well! We love you JCOS

do not think about enrolling your child into this school It's terrible the recess and lunch…read moreteachers are horrendous. They outside with an iron fist in the lunch ladies inside if you so much as fart too loud, you're getting like a firing executed and don't get me started on the inside recesses one time my son told me they didn't even play the movie that they were supposed to because they were talking the whole not their fault because they weren't playing the movie so there was nothing else to do but talk there's cracks in the walls they don't teach very well but I hear that those people are retired. so do not go to the school because it's trash.

my child went to this school and he has told me that the food has mold and that he wants to…read moretransfer.

Great school for those looking for wholesome classical christian education! The community is…read moreabsolutely best!

We began ACA in middle school, and the school is cliquey. It was an isolating experience for me as…read morea parent, and my son was never accepted for the type of student that he is. Both the school Christian culture and the acedemic culture is one-size-fits-all. Young earth creationists disparage science, and a fundamentalist teacher taught her doctrine of hell and condemnation. The school disparages other religions and gay people. I was told in a meeting with the principal where I expressed my concerns about this one teacher that his doctrine is better than mine. The school says that parents are heard, but that was not my experience. If this school should grow, perhaps an openness to people of different denominations would help. To his very last experience my son felt that he was misunderstood and that this teachers were trying to change his beliefs. He was called a Lutheran, instead of being respected an Eastern Orthodox Christian.

These teachers should be empowering students and I haven't seen that yet. My daughter comes home…read moresad everyday because her teacher is a bully. The younger teachers have some type of power trip over the young children and it is sad. School should be fun. The kids should be excited to go to school. I would not recommend this school if you are new to the area.

I attended Rooney Ranch about 14 years ago myself, and had an amazing elementary experience. My…read moresiblings also now attend Rooney Ranch and the school itself is amazing. But the past couple years they have had issues with Mrs. Mikel. We have never had any issues with bullying, let alone any issues at all. They have been coming home mopey and rather sad most days because they feel bullied by their own teacher. It was hat day at school and Mrs. Mikel was giving the kids a treat for wearing hats and gave all the kids a treat accept my brother. I'm not sure if it was because his hat was from our church or what the case may be but that is one way to make a kid feel less than the others. He was so crushed that "Mrs. Mikel doesn't like him". And that's just one scenario of many. But being a teacher of such young kids, it's especially important to make them all feel valued, and that's not happening in her classroom whatsoever. I am not a person to complain but this is getting out of hand and it's effecting my brother at home now. Just think about how your actions affect the littles, you're supposed to be their safe space, not a place where they dread to be.

Great school with dedicated teachers and staff. Classical education format and lots of…read moreextracurricular programs. Small enough to feel close and comfortable, big enough to offer extra courses.

My children have been going to school here 4 years. We moved last year to a neighborhood with an…read moreexcellent school within walking distance. There wasn't any doubt that they all wanted to stay at Addenbrooke. I have kids who would do well anywhere and kids who need extra attention and motivation. This year, my son grew almost 3 grade levels in reading. He is now at grade level and ready for middle school. I cannot begin to tell you what this has done for his confidence and love for school. Teachers and admins are wonderful. Just the right amount of homework and I am continually amazed at the things they are learning.

We have been part of the Fatima school community for the past 5 years and truly love everything…read moreabout the school. The academics and small class sizes, music, art and Spanish classes, and focus on life skills and Catholic traditions make this school one-of-a-kind. When my kids were younger, the Early Learning Center was incredible and it's after-care program was critical for us.

Hated attending this place with a passion. I was violently sick in need of medical attention, was…read moretold by multiple staff members that I needed to stop faking and go back to class. In addition to this treatment, I received multiple racist remarks from fellow peers, however when my parents spoke to the teachers and principle about them, I was told that situations like that would never occur at the school and nothing was done.

my kids love this place! They have a focus on being kind which I really like. The teachers are…read morereally dedicated. The class sizes are reasonable for this day and age. And the "husky" school spirit make the kids feel good about themselves and their school!

I graduated Golden View 2 years ago. What can I say about this school to sum up my love for it…read more Golden view changed me both as a student and as a person. I learned what it meant to have virtue. The teachers are the best people you will ever meet. Their joy and wonder for life and learning inspires me to this day. However, this school is not for the weak of heart. It takes grit and determination to do well with their classical education. But if you commit, you will learn what it truly means to be human. My love for learning flourished as did my love for the world around me. I will send my kids here one day. And hopefully be apart of the Golden View family forever.

From the owner: Golden View Classical Academy is modeled after the most successful classical and liberal arts…read moreschools in Colorado. Golden View Classical Academy offers a robust and traditional liberal arts and sciences curriculum, to include literature, history, science, math, art, music, and physical education. In the elementary school, students are taught to read using an explicit phonics program with a focus on grammar and spelling, along with cursive handwriting. Saxon and Singapore math are strategically sequenced to take advantage of the strengths of each program. An early exposure to Latin and Greek roots is followed by a formal Latin sequence in grades 6-9 in order to enhance the student's vocabulary, spelling, and command of the English language. In the upper grades, instruction includes a course in rhetoric, the use of primary source documents, Socratic seminar, and the study of classical literature that has withstood the test of time. Golden View Classical Academy also includes a special focus on Western Civilization, US History, and the principles of America's model of government and free-market economic system.

Sandoval Elementary seems to be one of the best elementary school choices in the Highlands area…read more The DPS system does not have an excellent reputation. My son has been attending Sandoval a few years now. Sandoval is a little strange. The classes are grouped so for example 1,2 and 3rd graders are all lumped together for 3 years. I did question this method, but the bright side is that it creates some stability in class mates and teachers. It's half Spanish speaking which I feel is a mixed blessing as well. My son is learning two languages but I am afraid he may end up a "jack of all trades master of none" but the verdict is still out. The school is kind of hard to get into, so I think the parents and kids seem to take learning a little more seriously at this school.

best school in the world! met the greatest people in the world here and will miss everyone next…read moreyear. :( i owe to being the person i am today to joann trujillo hays. i hope she has a great retirement.