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.

Great school. The principle is great. Mrs carter really cares about her students. The dead and hard…read moreof hearing program is great and school is always clean

I wish I could give this dump a 0 star rating. I went to this school between August and early…read moreDecember. I left after some girls I guess created a fake report that I love school shooters and they are my hero's which is false. The reason I think they said that was because I hate taylor swift with a burning passion. The next day at like 9:30 PM the school police came to my house and searched my room. They kept delaying my meeting until I think Thursday the next week. They had school police there and they had to pat me down to make sure I didn't have a weapon. The school kept saying I was a monster and crap like that. I am furious while I'm writing this and I don't want to be doing this but it must be done. Most of the teachers are abusive to my needs I have autism and thought I was a stupid person. The force you to play a instrument and make you play cult like games and make you sing creepy cult like songs. I want you to know if you are planning to send your kid to this school please think about if it's the best fit. If your child doesn't fit in the schools cult like plan then please don't send them. Thank you for reading this and I hope you think twice before sending your child to this cult like school. You and your child will regret going to this cult like school if you don't research it first.

I attended this school from second to eighth grade and, in comparsion to my new classmates, I feel…read morelike that the education here was behind. When I was in first grade i did quite well academically and socially, but I feel that after attending this school I noticed that the curriculum was significantly behind, in subjects like math. I felt that the math taught in 8th grade stuff you should be learning in sixth grade compared to what a LOT of other schools offer. I understand that this is a waldorf school with a different education but i found it very dissapointing. A lot of my time here at this school was spent on extracurricular events rather then our academics. I remember when we were forced to go to an event my friend was harshly disciplined for not wanting to sit in a chair at an event. Despite other students doing the same. This showed me that there was some inconsistency in their disicpline was enforced and their rules. My entire friendgroup was targeted and i understand why, we were all troublemakers and did not really listen to them. But why were we simply not allowed to stand? This school's focus on "Saint Michael" and related traditions was weird taking a cult like feel. Taking up most of our time in elemntary and middle school. Instead of focusing on academics. There was also an event called "may fair" where we had to participate in dancing around a pole with ribbons instead of learning. This is an odd tradition and a waste of time. Discipline wise, there was obvious biases. If a student had history of trouble like myself, they were treated more harshly then others. The school lacks proper elective options, especially during your elementary and sixth and seventh year. You're stuck with certain classes that do not help you in any way. one being "handwork" You cannot explore other interests in elective until 8th grade which you can only do twice a week via a block schedule. Even then those options were limited. Creativity was limited and it made me feel like I had little to none career choices in my future. There was only one counselor for over 300 students. It may be different now because i no longer attend that school but it made it very hard to get support when needed. Overall I felt that as if this school doesn't take its student safety very seriously. There were few security measures in place and the school lacked proper surveillance in hallways previously. It now has better surveillance. It was easy for anyone to enter the campus. Which made me concerned for everyone's safety. The school has many flaws and I wouldn't recommend it for anyone looking for a good education.

I love this school. My daughter is in kindergarten and this school is doing it right. So excited…read morethis is her home school for the next 6 years. Keep up the good work Wilmore!!!

I went to this elementary school 11 years ago and I was not prepared for middle school. Pick up the…read moreslack Wilmore-Davis!

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.

Edison is run by a committed group of Administrators who care deeply about the students and are…read morelaser focused on academic achievement with a strong community and family engagement foundation. We have absolutely loved the teachers approach and appreciate the organization of the PTA and the associated events they organize.

My 20 month old son and I were at the park during Edison's 5th grade "outdoor day". A little boy…read morenamed Gabe came over and asked to play with my son. He was amazingly kind and showed my little one that big kids aren't so scary and can be cool. After awhile a group of Gabe's friends joined- It was the cutest kindness thing ever! The teachers were great with their students playing basketball and very much involved. Everyone involved in this kiddos life is obviously doing a fantastic job and this kiddo deserves a shout out! Thanks Gabe for being a fantastic human being at such a young age! You made our day!

This is a neighborhood gem of an elementary school. While the school's test scores are high, the…read morefirst thing you notice when you enter the building is the student artwork lining the hallways - a perfect example of how this school celebrates the whole child. If you are looking for a school with class sizes and teachers with the skill and will to tailor their instruction to meet the needs of all students, then I would strongly recommend Fremont Elementary.

Used to be a good school until they got a new principle. Believe me I have plenty of things that…read moreare wrong with this school but the fact that out of the 30 kids I know of within a 2 block radius only about 12 go there. I drive my kids 3 miles to school and live 10 houses away! This fact should say a lot. My son is still recovering from the mental abuse 3 years later!

Colorado Early Learning Center is where you should enroll your child. We moved our daughter here…read moreand she has learned so much in such a short period of time! I love the fact that there's a routine to the children's day. Everyone eats a healthy breakfast (family style), there's circle time, read alouds, outdoor fun, units of study (right now my daughter's learning about water), nap, lunch, snack, art . . . You get the picture. Upon enrolling your child, the teacher does a one-on-one to establish goals for your child. We receive a daily report of what she ate, what she learned and what times her diapers were changed. This is huge! There's also a big sense of community. For example, the director had movie night with pop corn and goodies to provide families without air conditioning a moment of reprieve. Every teacher in the schoolhouse knows the children there. I could go on and on. This place is awesome!