My kids have been at the school for 5 years, we've had a great experience with staff and sped…read moredepartment. Smaller class sizes, low technology and full time SRO are our top favorites

The teachers are very rude and curse at the students and just expect the students to figure out…read moretheir prblems themselves .Whae my kid was sick with a fever the nurse said she was fine

Flagstaff Academy is a charter school that I see as problematic. The math program in particular has…read morebeen an issue from the beginning and everyone in the administration knows this is true. A simple Google search will turn up research that proves that their various levels of mathematics for every grade level, discourages children in learning and creates math anxiety. When shown this research, the administration says there is nothing they can do about it because it's part of the charter. If your child is in a accelerated math group and then gets dropped to the next level down for the next year because of enrollment, etc. they will be learning the same math over again and will be bored and discouraged. When I transferred my children to public school after being years at Flagstaff Academy, my oldest, who was in accelerated math, had giant gaps missing in their math education. The teachers in the public school were not surprised they had seen this happen repeatedly from Flagstaff. My youngest child could not write more than a paragraph summation. I had to get my child extra summer writing lessons to catch up with their public school peers (who standard was riding five paragraphs). Also when we were there, not every teacher was teaching the same curriculum. The elementary had changed math curriculums so often that two of the teachers refused to switch. My kid wrote their college essay on the shock they received being moved from accelerated math at Flagstaff to public school math. I will never forgive myself. There are protections and standards in public schools that you will not find in a charter. Consider carefully your choice. My favorite part of their reply below is where they call me a liar. I would strongly suggest that you send your children to a public school that doesn't consider themselves a "business"

Great teachers, staff, community and resources. The PTO does a ton to support the classrooms and…read morethe variety of class offerings, especially at the middle school level, is exceptional. The school focus on safety and DRAGON PRIDE makes us feel comfortable as well.

This is a wonderful school with caring teachers and administrators and a Christian atmosphere.read more

I have 2 children attending VRA currently, we love the family feel and the smaller class size. This…read moreis a Seventh-Day Adventist Christian school but has families of several different faiths. What a blessing this school is to us! My oldest is now at Erie High after attending VRA and he is doing great with the transition to high school. The 7/8 teacher does a great job prepping them for High School.

I am a student at this school and I have any opinions on it. But honestly. It's a very good school…read more My whole life I've been bullied and at this school I made so many friends and people started being so much nicer to me. And if someone tired something people wouldn't stand for it. There's great rather and art programs and also STEM programs. I've honestly had a great experience at this school. I would 100% recommend to send your kids here. From the classes to the people everything is great

Not many people were a fan of high school. Not many students would be un-biased enough to not write…read morea review based on the teacher that yelled at them or receiving their first B. I however had my fair of triumph and failure at Arvada West, and can still say that it was a great place to attend school. I felt that Arvada West really worked well on all fronts. Excluding minorities, it had people of all economic backgrounds, so no one was alienated based on their economic status. They worked well with kids ahead of and behind the curve. They stayed focused yet still offered a way to enjoy. I no longer know the administration, but I can honestly say if they are as committed to excellence now as they were then, it is a great place to send students. Sports teams are both fun and competitive, great Choir program, great student body.

This is going to be my first and only serious review ever. I'm not reviewing the school. Im…read morereviewing whoever the office staff is. I think her name was Marcy? Older lady. Rudest person I've ever had the misfortune of having to interact with. Spoke to me and my coworker like a white teenager arguing with their parents. I genuinely had to laugh cause I've never seen anything like this. I've worked customer service and would have been fired immediately if I ever talked to anyone like that. Hopefully she's gonna retire soon cause god knows she needs to do something else with her life. All the other staff was lovely tho.

I think Monarch is a great school! My son is a freshman and is loving school. They have an…read moreawesome Theatre Department! The teacher for the program is amazing and does an excellent job with the performances. She encourages the students to be "family" and that is what I believe makes this an incredible program and school. Amazing how one teacher has such a positive influence on her students. I believe Monarch has many amazing teachers, a great Principal, and wonderful programs for our students. Things happen in any school nothing is perfect but I believe Monarch High School provides a positive environment and encourages students to be successful.

good cookies, they are very tasty, best when warm, I love eating them outside in the sun so the sun…read morewarms them up. Also lovely faculty and classes. :D

Very disappointed in this school. If you aren't of a religious background, don't even bother. The…read morehealth is archaic, and the student body is littered with racism. I've never seen anything like it. The other kids are clicky and judgmental as well. Fortunately the basic classes like English, biology and math are very good. There's also a mountain of favoritism towards students of board members. I can't wait for the year to be over. We pulled my kiddo out early due to bullying. We also paid full price for this school.... zero financial aid and it was not worth the stress and heartache. We made a huge mistake.

Best middle school ever! Students, staff, and parents are all top notch! Platteville is lucky to…read morehave a school that takes care of its community so well!

Leadership is lacking in every way possible here. The principal only worries about himself and not…read morehis students. I can't believe he is still employed there after all I have witnessed and heard from other parents. I would HIGHLY recommend shopping around for other places for your student to go to high school. There are so many places that actually care about your kid instead of their end of year numbers for testing and enrollment.

Niwot High School did a superb job of enabling their students to become successful and graduate on…read moretime. I made it halfway through sophomore year. 10/10 would drop out again.