Evans Elementary School

We moved to Colorado a year ago and the teachers quickly made our girls feel at home. As someone who has worked in schools, it is clear how much the entire staff cares for the kiddos. They care not just about them as students, but as people. We saw immense growth from our girls in confidence and willingness to work hard both in and out of the classroom. We found both a home and a family at Henry Elementary and excited to watch our girls continue to grow.

Communication is poor. When one speaks to teachers almost every day, one expects to know what is going on in school. My sped kid was bullied by other children; staff is physical with children -not going into detail, as I want my review to remain. Negligence plays a part in the bullying environment, all instances of student bullying are not known by staff; no attention is paid to kids when on the playground. The staff reacts physically to scared, sped students trying to flee v calling parents, my child experiences this and I saw it happen to others. I came here from a news story of parents suing a school for what my child went through, over and over, before I became aware. SPED children are treated as a nuisance and they're not assisted as needed to learn -anything. I truly believe this school and staff are unconcerned with their students' success, and negligent in every role related to caring for the education and safety of children. It is now a couple of years out and we are still working through the fallout of my child's experience at McAuliffe.

Highly recommend this school for parents who want their children to miss 1 to 2 days a week of school for "professional development days." That is in addition to using every holiday as an excuse to give them two more weeks off, including spring break, thanksgiving, Easter and any other holiday they can use to justify even less support for the children. So only take your kids here if you literally have no other choice, you work from home or can afford the extra daycare expenses.

My experience as a Current Cadet in Colorado Military Academy is really wholesome because when I first entered I was really excited that I was going to go to CMA and I was really excited to learn new things about the school. When I first entered, everyone was really nice and trustworthy. I really make new friends, they were really nice to me. It's a great school, it has new things every year, Its a really safe school for your kids. The staff its really funny, caring, wholesome and trustworthy. The staff is very funny, they would cheer your day up with a blasting joke. I would describe Colorado Military Academy Community as a very safe community. They would always look at the Cadet's safety, they would always do that. It's a really safe environment, there's no bullying, no bad stuff, they always take good care of their Cadet's. The teachers are really supportive, very helpful, very caring, very kind and mostly very trustworthy. You can trust every teacher, no matter what. If you have a problem they would help you solve it. CMA is a great school for any kid or high schooler, and I think that every parent should enrolled their kids in Colorado Military Academy because it is not just only a school, but also teaches you how to make goals, work in a team, and how to build good leadership skills.