Broadmoor Middle School

Not a good school to recommend my child at

This school is ok but i was going to cedarcrest and i got into a fight on the bus becase i told her to cut down the music. I was in 2d grade and a girl bullied and i got into a fight wit her and my mom came to my school and i got a wooping

My child attended this school for 3 years. It's been a D rated school the whole time. Nothing has improved. There are no activities to motivate the students. No field trips. The so called field day was terrible. Communication is terrible. I send emails asking questions about my child's progress and there are no responses. There's no PTO. The teachers don't even seem to be motivated. For teacher appreciation week, I sent something for each of my child's teacher. My child was the only child in her class to give them something. One of the days she had given a candy jar to the principal. She opened the jar, took out the candy that she wanted and gave it back to my child. I thought that was so disgusting and unappreciative of her. If my child had to attend another year there, I would take advantage of the School Choice and move her somewhere else. I just don't understand why nothing is done to improve this school. I realize it takes more than the teachers. Parents have to be involved as well. This school and others like it are failing our students.

If you're child has a disability that has not been diagnosed yet, I recommend not sending them here. We were told the school would work with us while we were waiting for a diagnosis, but this is not true. He's 5 and got suspended after attending for less than a month. They just look at him as any other "troublemaker" instead of viewing it as something he can't control. When asking about these things, the principal wanted to talk about numbers and statistics rather than what we can do to help the individual child. She said until he has a diagnosis there's nothing they will do, even though we were told different in the beginning. Considering they are a failing school, it seems that bringing up statistics is a moot point, especially when we're calling trying to discuss the issues with our child.

This is a wonderful inclusive and diverse school. We have loved our time at STM.

After 14 years at St. Luke's I am sad to see our time there come to a close. Both my children started in PK3 and it has been a wonderful, nurturing environment. The facukity and staff make sure each family feels welcomed and important. They truly have every child's best interest at heart. My son is a junior at Catholic High and has accelled academically and has the confidence to be a leader. My daughter will graduate in May and we feel extremely confident that she is well prepared academically and socially for high school. St. Luke's provided our children with an opportunity to explore their talents outside the classroom. Students have the opportunity to participate in several sports and middle school students can select theater as an elective. This year the production was Aladian Jr and it was amazing. Middle School students also have an opportunity to participate in area math competitions and easily take home several individual and team awards. The small class size allows teachers to get to know each child as an individual and provide extra help if needed or accelerated lessons if your child is ready to move ahead. Our family highly recommends St. Luke's.