Huge campus.Soccer field looks very cool.Clean organized and neat school.Very nice and friendly…read morestaff.

Great school definitely recommend it .Friendly staff and beyond. Especially for this neighborhood,…read moreit's a big opportunity to have this school.

Last day to vote. This was a polling place and I literally dropped my mail in ballot in 8 minutes…read more No wait Not to mention this is my Alma mater.

Update! The new athletic director is top notch. Thank goodness they replaced Michael T and put…read moreCameron Browne in the position. He is responsive and kind. Another update is they really need to refresh the counseling dept. I've never been ignored so much in my life as I have been by these counselors. I've also heard my kids and their friends say the same kinds of things. They are just not good. If your kid is a go getter, they will do well at East. But I think all types of kids need attention and help too, and the quiet ones fall through the cracks here. Again, something I've dealt with in our family as well as hearing it from other families.

I thoroughly enjoyed my time with PLC. Right from the get go, my admissions interview was scheduled…read morequickly and flexibly. I loved talking with Nancy so much that my interview ended up being an hour and a half, and in that time I got a lot of insight as to what I could expect from the next ten weeks and beyond. I received tips to help me stand out when it came to applying for the job and realistic timelines as to when I could expect to get hired, as well as specific companies that are willing to hire right out of the gate. The class itself was not too time consuming or overly difficult. I managed to find the time every week for homework even with working a part time job and going to school full time. It was really just a matter of making it a priority. The class size was small so we all got the individual help we needed. My instructor Joel was fantastic! He taught to the test, as that had the most value in the outside world as well as in the classroom. He had lots of tips, tricks and helpful advise for everybody when it came to the practical side of phlebotomy too, and was readily available to answer any questions we had. My externship with Quest Diagnostics was great. I had zero logistical questions going into it as PLC and Joel did a great job of preparing us for that. I learned so much from the ladies there and felt truly welcomed by them. They didn't treat me like an incompetent student, they treated me like a colleague. After my externship I was a few sticks shy of what I needed to complete the course, but PLC was more than willing to have me back twice to finish them up with another segment. Truly a great stepping stone for my and my career.

I attended PLC and thought the class was wonderful. My instructor Sunna was really good at…read moreexplaining things in terms we would understand. The lab part of the class was difficult at the beginning only because it was all new to us. Sunna was right there to direct us and help hands on if needed. This is an accelerated course so you will finish it in 10 weeks plus your externship instead of 4-6 months or longer. I would definitely recommend PLC if you are interested in becoming a phlebotomist.

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!

they barely do anything about bullying. I have to admit they are very good towards disabled kids…read moreand adults. This school is mid at best and my daughter keeps complaining about how they do not teach anything new and the problem of theft in this school is insane.

In quoting a parent at this school. "My 12-year-old daughter…read morewas in a physical altercation at Lake Middle School in Denver, Co. After I previously came up to the school last Friday for racial discrimination urging teachers to have a meeting with the students.This eventually lead to a fight.The Administrator at this school did not break the fight up properly. He grabbed my child by her hair ripping out over 10 braids in her head leaving her bald. He is now on administrative leave.This is what my childs head looked like before and now after this incident. He has admitted to it and put on administrative leave.I went down to the police station District 1 in Denver, Co and proceeded to press charges and I still have not been able to only recieved a incident report. Please help get my story heard. Fb deleted my original post but I will continue to share."

My son is here now my daughter was we moved to Aurora but want to keep my son here so I drive him…read moreso he can stay

I am a 10 year old boy and last year on the school's soccer team of beach court was going against…read moremy school and my school destroyed Beach Court 8-2 but it was a good match

My son has been attending the Drivers' Education course during winter break. During a class (day…read moreafter Christmas) he had put his head down during a video and fell asleep, the owner of the Driver Education Academy, Carlos "Charlie" Torres, slammed his fist on his desk and told him to wake up or he can get out of his class. My son apologized and Charlie awhile later proceeded to put him down in front of the classroom. He started by criticizing his appearance and telling him he would never find a job because of how he looks. He then asked for a show of hands as to who actually liked him. No one raised their hand because he does not know anybody in the class. Charlie then told him, "See no one even likes you, your mom should've had an abortion when she was pregnant with you." He also said, "You should get a rope and go hang yourself now." I am still in shock that the owner o...f a so-called professional school would act in such a way towards a teen student and say such an inappropriate statement in front of a whole classroom. Especially with everything that has been going on in our society. I called Charlie when my son told me about what he told him and he apologized and offered to refund my money. He did not deny the accusations and apologized for as he put it "his harsh words". I went to the driver academy to collect my refund last night where Charlie apologized again and said it was all in jest. I am sorry but there is no jest when you are telling a teenager to hang them self. I am sharing this story with you to expose the behavior of this owner that has been left in charge of our teenagers very influential young minds. He should not be allowed to be around with impressionable teenagers. There is no excuse to tell anyone, especially a teenager, they should go kill themself. Bullying from child to child is bad enough, we cannot tolerate a grown man displaying these tactics!

To provide additional perspective to the statement below. I know of one student who witnessed the…read moreevent, on which he indicates did not occur exactly how the prior comment portrays. As for my own two children, both indicate that while the instructor has a sharp tongue at times, in their view he was all together lighthearted, engaging, and offered a caliber of information and experience that prepared them as responsible drivers. In fact, following their completion of the course my children are now so knowledgable behind the wheel that they often critique my driving! In all, my children reflect upon a positive experience, indicating that the instructor's tough exterior stems from a reasonable expectation that students remain attentive as well as respectful -- being that driving is an activity that impacts many if treated irresponsibly -- and he will respond in kind. As I have always told my now college educated children, experience is based upon what you put into it.