Clear Creek

Horrid. I got my kids out as soon as I could.

Our kids attended and thrived. Prepared them well and all around a great experience

Avoid this school if possible. I’ve had one struggling learner and one non-struggling learner attend this school. Both had terrible experiences. My daughter with an IEP was not provided services and I was lied to about it. She received zero support from her teachers after several attempts on my side to beg for help. Multiple principal and assistant principals also refused to ensure she learned. My other daughter disliked summit because there are multiple fights a day and it was chaotic. She was humiliated a few times by teachers. The culture is just toxic and low income students are blamed instead of adults taking responsibility.

Bullying and nothing is done about it. So hurtful and traumatizing that the child has been very badly affected by it. Favorite tism parents involved in the school board or in the school.There are children get the award , sometimes over someone that maybe had more talent or had worked harder. The art teacher didn't have cheers for the students and never returned any of the artwork , except maybe one or two pieces at the end of the year. She would yell at the kids in randomly.Give them a bad grade for the day when they didn't even know what the reason was. She had no communication with the parents. I don't believe she has even gone to calls or gotten a college degree.She's just at high school , went to teaching their possibly. The principal taught the kids from 11 years old and up at the beginning of a school year, telling them about p*** sites and things that they shouldn't go to online giving them actual websites. Children that knew nothing about it.Of course , would then go look these things up and be exposed to things they never were to have even known existed. And a lot of the kids didn't even know what in the world he was talking about , they were so young. Parents were not informed of him having this talk with the students.It was totally inappropriate and it was reported outside the school.Coaches , that would let the other team members exclude someone and not allow them to play in practice or in the game , just totally ignore them.

Our children have been at BMS for the past 6 years. We have been so happy with our experience at BMS. The teachers tend to stay at BMS for many years. We love the continuity of care where children stay with their teachers for 3 years in each of the age settings (early education, lower elem, upper elem). We also greatly appreciate the ways that they incorporate social-emotional learning into the curriculum. We also greatly prize the Our Whole Lives sexuality education curriculum, which provides age- and developmentally-appropriate information related to topics like bodies, puberty, and reproduction beginning in lower elementary (1st grade on up). Having been at BMS for many years now, we also love seeing how they scaffold skills and encourage increasing amounts of independents, incrementally over the years. There are also lots of opportunities for parents to get involved with the school, if they want to.