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 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.

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

When here for our grandson's graduation from pre-school. Yes, that is a thing these days…read more Easy, ample parking. A pleasant auditorium.

School principal and admin don't seem to care much about a positive environment for the students…read more Homecoming night they turned away kids at the door, all dressed up and in tears Just because they didn't buy tickets ahead of time. Now if food was provided or something needs planned I would understand, this was low budget at the school and no amenities offered. So why not take their money and allow them to have their high school experience? So weird, some people like to say no just because they can, so sad.

If you think that Ralston Valley is a good school, then you are sadly mistaken. The previous year I…read morespent at this school was the worst year of my life. Some of the girls in my choir class were being mean to me and when I told my choir teacher about it she literally defended them and made up excuses. She was completely okay with the fact that those girls were making me feel miserable. If you were thinking about joining the choir program at Ralston Valley, think again and join it at any other school. The current choir teacher at Ralston Valley picks favorites and defends mean girl behavior. She cares more about her and the Ralston Valley choir programs image than the well being of her students. The administration at this school is also horrendous. They do absolutely nothing about bullying and make up excuses to defend the bullies, just like the choir teacher.

The principal has repeatedly shown that she does not care about the students' wellbeing. Whenever…read morestaff members try to provide support for these students, she dismisses their efforts without a second thought. Rather than addressing important concerns, she retaliates and damages the lives of the staff she is supposed to protect. This school has so many students--how long do you think she can continue her neglectful actions without something tragic happening? What will she do when that day comes? Hold a school-wide meeting? Blame an imaginary group of bullies? Or maybe they did exist--who knows? Clearly, she doesn't, considering she's nearly allowed multiple students to die under her watch. What do you think will happen at that meeting? The friends of the student will mourn their loss while the principal feigns sympathy, pretending she's innocent and hasn't contributed to the tragedy? It's disgusting. She is twisted, and I will not stay silent until she is removed. Jeffco has failed its staff repeatedly, denying them adequate medical care and fair compensation, leaving them on the brink of homelessness. But beyond that, they've failed your children. If you're a parent, you may want to reconsider sending your child to this school, as it's clear the principal couldn't care less if a student drops dead in the halls. At least she treats the staff poorly, so perhaps that's the only thing she cares about--her own agenda and money. I urge you to report her to any relevant authority because this is not okay. I no longer feel safe walking these halls, knowing that my principal could care less if I were dead or alive, and that my nurse is being harassed by her.

It's a great school with awesome teachers and a simple and easy to understand grading systemread more

School has terrible dog policy. Multibke students have allowed service pitbulls that ARE NOT…read moreTRAINED properly. Took my younger child to back to school night here and Nathan was violently torn away from me needing 50 stitches in his left calf from the pitbull attack. MRs Carolyn did not revoke the students service dogs permissions and I commonly here from my eldest that the school is constantly going holds for pitbull attacks. Horrible establishment

Over all, not a bad school. Dr Haniford, the schools principal, only cares about graduation rates…read moreand tests scores. If you have concerns about your child, she's not the woman to go to. Two of my kids attended Centaurus and their counselor, Mr Platt, is the best! He actually took his time to get to know them and he worked diligently to make high school a positive experience for both of them. However, the administration was not as caring.

Last school year, Broomfield High School allowed our 9th-grade son to play video games in class, on…read morehis school-issued Chromebook, nearly every day for the first three quarters of the year. In the fourth quarter, the school allowed him to skip class 63 times--yes, 63, not a typo--all the while he was inside the school building (cafeteria, library), continuing to play video games, hour after hour, day after day, using BHS technology. He ended his freshman year at Broomfield High School with over 70 missing assignments and two failed classes. The school did not initiate contact to discuss any concern for the direction our son was heading, attendance, rule violations, discipline (there was literally none), possible interventions or supports--as though the staff was unaware, or unconcerned. We, the parents, drove the attempts at resolution, with little response from the school. "This school is teaching kids a reality that exists nowhere," said one BHS staff member, toward the end of the year. Though this is our home high school, and close to our home, we will not send our son--or our other two children--to Broomfield High School.