Ashton Plan in Flying Horse North by Classic Homes
Colorado Springs, CO 80908

This school is not the BEST at a lot because they are broke but it is so fun and I love it everyone here finds their group of friends it doesn't have to much bullying but there is some. Over all it is soooooo fun and I love how you can learn and goof off sometimes. The teachers are mostly the best ones ever as well. You should come here

Our experience at Edith Wolford in Black Forest, Colorado has been excellent. The school has a truly welcoming, close-knit community where families, teachers, and staff genuinely care about the students and one another. There’s a strong sense of connection and support that makes it feel more like a community than just a school.The classroom environment is positive, structured, and engaging. Teachers are attentive, encouraging, and clearly invested in each child’s growth, both academically and personally. Communication is clear, expectations are thoughtful, and students are supported in a way that builds confidence and a love of learning.We feel very fortunate to be part of Edith Wolford and highly recommend it to families looking for a nurturing, high-quality educational experience in the Black Forest area.

Last school year, my daughter experienced repeated racial harassment from older students while passing in the hallways between classes. She was subjected to comments about her hair, skin color, and, at one point, was called the N-word by a group of senior boys and girls.We reported these incidents to the school multiple times and were told the issue had been “handled.” However, the harassment continued and actually escalated. When we followed up again, we were informed that another student had also reported the same group. The school’s response was to have the students write a paper about why they shouldn’t make those comments. There was no parent involvement, no meaningful accountability, and no follow-up with us as her parents.Due to the lack of appropriate action and support, we escalated the matter to the school district. The district opened an investigation and offered our daughter the option to transfer to another school within the district regardless of space. We ultimately chose Air Academy High School.Both her mother and I are dual military, and our children have attended multiple military-based schools. We have never experienced anything like this before. It is disappointing and concerning that this was allowed to continue without serious intervention. No child should have to endure racial harassment at school, and no parent should feel unheard when raising concerns about their child’s safety and well-being.