This is a public school PreK - 6th Grade. The teachers and staff are amazing. Class sizes are…read moregood. The enrichment offered for afterschool programs is great. Technology in the classroom is better than nearby schools. My kids and I love everything about this school.

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.

Chris is an amazing tutor! He has helped my son in so many ways. He is personable, patient, kind…read moreand really, really, really good at what he does. His ability to explain and teach is incredible and he has the patience of a rock. His is fun and funny and keeps the tone of his sessions light and engaging. I truly don't have enough great things to say about him. 100/10 recommend!

Christopher has been an amazing tutor for our daughter for the past year. My daughter's skills and…read moreconfidence have seen tremendous growth. He has worked with my daughter's school teachers so he knows what to focus on with my daughter and has been available outside of her sessions to provide help on problems and practice sheets. I can't say enough nice things about Christopher.

This school has terrible WiFi they expect you to learn and bring your own device, but don't even…read morehave good WiFi to connect to. They expect you to have fun and like school, but you cant even go on Netflix or snapchat.The school is very small but still cant find a way to provide less than 500 people with working WiFi. There are like 6 different WiFis and none of them work :(

From the owner: The mission of Jefferson Academy is helping students attain their highest academic and character…read morepotential through an academically rigorous, content-rich educational program. Jefferson Academy grades K-8 use a Core Knowledge Curriculum. The senior high uses a complementary educational program, which is a coordinated humanities model. The senior high enables students with concurrent enrollment to graduate high school with up to 60 college credits. Visit our website for more information. www.jajags.com

Sounds like that lady that gave BC 1 star doesn't even have kids that go there. Bitter because Bear…read moreCreek doesn't accept open enrollment. Sounds like that person is the only one working off their entitlement. I'm a single mom with 5 kids and rent in the neighborhood. The staff at this school is phenomenal. The support that my kids (and I) have received the past 6 school years has been amazing. I am sad to be leaving next year. The principal, Kent Cruger, knows every kid by name. The things the other reviewer had to say were flat out lies. He absolutely puts every child in that school first. BOULDER is not diverse... that is not his fault. I'm not white, and neither are my kids. I am not rich. We are treated the same as any other family. Mr. Soole (PE) is loved by all the kids, because he is a big kid! Mrs. James (Music) keeps the kids engaged with productions that are also meaningful. Every teacher we have had has been compassionate and kind, teaching to the needs of the individual child. I am a HUGE proponent of neighborhood schools, and quite frankly, dislike the open enrollment concept. It overcrowds some schools and leaves gaps in others. People should focus on putting energy and time into their neighborhood schools, where their children can have friends they can walk/bike to. I have lived in several states, and have passed through 8 elementary schools over the past 20 years of being a parent. Bear Creek will always hold a very special place in my heart, and those of my children who were lucky enough to attend.

Went here to watch our grandson play baseball. The field is…read morequite nice. A very relaxing game.