Harris Park Elementary School

My grandson has gone to this school for the last couple of years. He is autistic and has been bullied every year. The last 3 weeks of 5 th grade he was pulled out of class and placed in a 3rd grade class due to how bad it was. The other kids only had to write am apology now to him. This years is no different. They do not do any thing to keep this from happening. At lunch all the kids threw food at him, he told the adult was sent to the office and they told him to go back to class. I do not recommend this school!

This school handles bullying terrible. There approach on many things like teaching kids from rights and wrongs are not acceptable. My son has had absolutely no support from any of his teachers or peers and press blame fairly easily. The staff should be helping not hurting. We will never come back!

One of the worst schools I've ever witnessed in my 39yrs on this earth, no discipline, no structure, no leadership n kids that need all of that desperately!! Don't send your child here!!!

My family is incredibly blessed by this school. We have been sending our children here since 2021, and their growth has been phenomenal in every area: academically, spiritually, social/emotionally and so on. The community is close-knit and wonderfully supportive. I would highly recommend Belleview Christian School to any family!

I have attended Two Roads Charter School since 6th grade and am now a senior. I’ve been here long enough to see significant changes over the years.In my experience, the curriculum in the high school grades has become far too basic. Classes often cover material that feels more appropriate for much younger students (elementary/middle school level), which leaves high schoolers under-challenged and unprepared for the real world—whether that’s college coursework, trade skills, independent living, or basic problem-solving. Multiple teachers have openly expressed to students that they don’t fully understand the purpose or rigor behind the assigned curriculum they’re required to teach.This shift, which I attribute largely to decisions under Principal Wendy Noel’s leadership, has contributed to declining academic rigor and, for many students including myself, frustration and disengagement. While the school may still work well for elementary students or those needing a very flexible, low-pressure environment, it falls short for families seeking strong college prep, real-world readiness, or athletic/extracurricular depth.I regret staying all these years and strongly encourage parents to explore other options in the Jeffco area. Visit in person, talk to current high school students and recent graduates, review recent test scores and college outcomes, and compare carefully before enrolling. Two Roads was once a stronger fit for me, but it no longer feels like the right choice for serious high school academics.

I'm glad I recently graduated. Bullying was intense at this school, and the teachers would always turn a blind eye and chose a student as a scapegoat to blame. The kids in older grades would pick on and physically harass the younger kids, and often exhibit inappropriate behavior that is unacceptable for their age. The teachers knew about this and left it unchecked. There were times where students would go unpunished after kicking and punching other students which created an incredibly unsafe environment.