Campus Middle School in Denver, Colorado

“a good school with great teachers but kinda clicky this is my last year there and its really good I highly recamend this school”
This review was posted by a student.

“this is one of the best schools i've ever been to. i got a lot of friends, and i have problems making friends so thats really saying something! im in high school now, and im also an artist. let me just tell you, mr. jones of the art department is the best art teacher in the world. he has inspired me to become who i am today, and i am truly greatful to him. without his influence in my life i would have been a noticeably different person. every teacher in that school is great, they get involved and participate with the students. i miss this school to death and wish i could go back there. the students are great too, even the 'popular' kids include the average kids every day during class. i was impressed, and the education was spectacular. go here and you will love it.”
This review was posted by a other.

“I have a special needs child that currently attends this school. I am truly impressed and blessed to have this school working with my child. They have great student/staff ratios and they truly seem to love the kids. I am very impressed with what they are able to do with the kids.”
This review was posted by a parent.

“I don't care what everybody else says, campus is a great school.”
This review was posted by a student.

“Although I am not a parent, I am an alumna and have had 2 siblings go there as well. Campus is a great school. They have multiple after school activities as well as many electives. The school can get a bit clique-ey but it is still a very nice learning environment. Since I've graduated, the best dean I've ever had has quit and some of the administration now is pretty bad, but I still recommend this school. There are many academic courses to take and it feeds into one of the best high schools in Colorado. The Special Needs program is also quite fantastic. But if your child is one to not care, this is not for them. My best friends have failed multiple classes and the school doesn't seem to do much about this attitude. But otherwise, it's a very good school. I enjoyed every teacher I had.”
This review was posted by a former student.

“It is a great school in a traditional academic sense, with good test scores and such, and that is clearly where their emphasis is. However, I don't think that a preponderence of 'seat work' is the best way for learning to occur. The school doesn't shine in terms of innovative programs or character development or inclusion of students with differences. Teachers there have ranged from truly outstanding to okay. From what I have heard about other middle schools, this one is certainly better than average, but I would like to see it be even better than that.”
This review was posted by a parent.

“Its a great enviroment with wonderful caring staff and administration.”
This review was posted by a former student.

“Campus is a great environment if your child is at the top or bottom of their class academically or a social truant...otherwise your child 'falls under the radar' of the teachers and advisors. If your child is motivated to do well and have the maturity to manage themselves it is a good school. If they are easily distracted this is not a good place.”
This review was posted by a parent.

“great experience, teachers are truly committed to student learning”
This review was posted by a parent.

“After Reading the reviews posted by parents of students at campus i must strongly dissagree with some remarks made. Although the surrounding area is Greenwood Village and is notoriously wealthy, almost half of the children who attend are from areas such as willow creek, walnut hills, and cherry creek vista. such neighborhoods do not hold nearly as much authority as wealth centers as Greenwood Village does. Also pertaining to the amount that test and homework are worth, i agree that homework should not be worth as much as a test, but as your child progresses in grade level at campus, the homework worth does go down compared to that of tests. In sixth grade, i beleive we were being taught the value of homework and subtly engouraged to continue doing it. As you progress at campus, it becomes more pertinent to do the homework than it does to listen in class.”
This review was posted by a student.

“The school has high performing students but this is a result of the socio economic make up of the area. The administration is unresponsive, smug and superior. Many of the teachers are disengaged or demoralized. There are some excellent faculty but not enough to make up for those that have chosen to ride the coattails of the districts 'reputation'.”
This review was posted by a parent.

“As a parent of a sixth grader I dont care for the fact that test scores in the 6th grade carry the same weight as homework scores. This is not the way tests are weighted in the High School or University level courses and I dont think it is helping the kids out in the educational process.”
This review was posted by a parent.