Executive Cir
Cir, CO 80906

The teachers and staff at this school are great—no complaints there. But the student environment? Completely out of control.The bullying at this school is constant. It’s not just one kid—it’s one after another. It’s so bad that there are literally videos online called “Fox Meadow fights.” That alone should tell you everything.My son has never been in a fight in his life, but after being bullied all year, he finally had enough near the end of the school year and defended himself. And somehow, he was the one treated like the problem.A teacher grabbed my son, forced his hands behind his back, and hurt him. That is absolutely unacceptable. No child should be bullied for months and then physically handled like that when they finally stand up for themselves.At this point, it feels like the bullying runs the school, not the staff. The teachers may be good people, but the environment is not safe, and it’s clearly not under control.I would not recommend this school to any parent who actually cares about their child’s well-being.

This school and most of their educators are a Joke! The principals are HORRIBLE! When there is a problem with your child they could careless. When they act like they care they talk to you, promise they will get back with you and that's the last you hear from them. The people at the Administration building are the same way; left multiple messages with no return call at all. The Principal talks down to your child and puts them down, as of she (assistant principal) is superior to them, she is a Joke, sjr doesn't know how to communicate with an adult, as we tried to have a conversation and she kept hanging up on me, but apologized when I went in person. She did have the security lie to me, saying she was not there. DONT send your child here, it's worth it to drive out of district for your child!!!

I’m so impressed with the leadership at Stratton Meadows, they lead by example. The school is so attentive to the needs of all their students and families. The staff is the best working together to move forward with the common goal of education in the difficult world we live in.