Just graduated from here.... Class of 2015. It's amazing how things grow on you here. My freshman…read moreyear I thought the school was too big or classes were too hard or whatever. But as the years went bye I have come to really adore fossil. I also did swim on the guys swim team all four years, and that really helped me make friends. But I'm also happy I had a lot of non swimming friends the same. People seem to get along pretty well at fossil. I'll miss it for sure.

Just letting you know the staff at Spring Park are awesome! Children leave the building ready for…read morekindergarten.

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

I would give it 0 stars if i could it stinks of poop and regret. I don't like it. It badread more

other than the beautiful bathroom graffiti this school is boring and 60% of the teachers are having…read morea midlife crisis and there's like 14 fights a day and then food is bad and i tripped on the stairs

I would not recommend you sending your child here they will just bully the kids that includes the…read moreteachers they will not allow you to use the restroom even if you have a health issue with doctors note this is the Worst school my kids have gone and if you have any kids in special ed I would not recommend sending them here the special Ed teacher here is absolutely horrible he just want her students to fail if I could give it no stars I would

Worst school ever. I was constantly going in there to pick up my freshman as he was miserable,…read morebeing bullied every day. He eventually received a mild head injury. And yet, Mike Ruffner and his sidekick Amy the registrar, refused to allow me to disenroll him. Said I had to have my exes consent as well. Funny thing is, my kid doesn't go there anymore, and yet, I wasn't the one who disenrolled him. So much for RMHS honoring the legal requirements of 50/50 parenting rights!

Now, the school is great, but most of the food here is god awful and I would like some changes…read more Bland food, tasteless for the most part.

I agree with Bryce on this the food here is not the best some days it ok but most days they run out…read moreof food for 8th grade some of the milk has been bad for me the food is sometimes bland and sometimes I feel its overpriced but the school is great the teachers are good mostly but I do they think they should improve the food how they're always saying we should eat a good meal.

Good teachers, but some students are pretty bad. I'd recommend though! Lincoln has a very nice…read morevariety of classes!

Went here for a baseball tournament. Baseball fields are nice. Only issue we has was the portable…read moretoilets were close to full on the first day and unusable by the second day. The maintainace guy came around to empty trash and apologize and let us know there was a gas station down the road. No concession stands either so need to b prepared of back to back games.

I have seen Rivendell School almost every week when I drive by to deposit my recycling. They have a…read morebrightly colored playground and a huge peacock statue that was once was covered in CD's which was very very creative! It reminded me of a real peacock! It has since lost the CD's and is now dressed Hawaiian style. About a week ago I saw that Rivendell has signs up for a book sale. The prices looked very reasonable. About 50 cents to 2 dollars, depending upon what type of book. I went in and looked around the place. I was very impressed! The school is fairly small and the main room is covered in books. A very impressive library! I bought about four or five books all for a very good price and the ladies that were working there were all very nice and sweet. After going to the book sale I decided to investigate more about what Rivendell School was about. I saw that they have been around Fort Collins since 1976. They are a nonprofit, secular private school. They have a huge emphasis on respect. They teach children how to respect the teachers and each other no matter how different you may be. In other words they don't let the cliche's run wild like at regular public schools. Their curriculum is less 'goal oriented' meaning they don't primarily focus on test scores and make things so directional. If a child needs a little extra attention then they can get that extra attention because of the small class size. Wow! How I wish I could have gone to a school like Rivendell! I was not impressed or amused overall with my public school experience and think I would have done much better in a place like this. While I don't have children I would highly recommend this place to friends that have children that are about to start school. I think they could greatly benefit from it. I also will be keeping tabs on the school's events and would love to continue to support this place! There really, really needs to be more schools like this!

Both of my children attend or attend here. The teachers are wonderful, caring, and highly…read morequalified. The curriculum allows students to progress at their own pace. The low teacher/student ratio provides a wealth of time for individual instruction in literacy, math, foreign language, science, and social studies. The school has a tight-knit community that fosters a life-long love of learning,, a trait that is more than worth the cost of tuition.