Cherry Hills Christian

This school is amazing. I drive my children 30 minutes each way to get here and I wouldn't change it for anything. I love the faith based education my children are receiving. The teachers are phenomenal and the leader ship is excellent. I highly recommend anyone who is looking for a school with a solid foundation.
—Submitted by a parent

Inconsistent leadership, school does not walk it's talk, money talks louder than God at this school and the parents throwing the money are the not the ones you want in charge nor are their kids the type you want yours to go to school with - just our opinion based on our painful experience; teachers, however, are excellent, unfortunately it doesn't make up for the leadership
—Submitted by a parent

small, appropriate class sizes; loving, effective teachers; spiritual and character development;safe, well-secured school;small community feel
—Submitted by a parent

We absolutely love this school! This is the third private school (one out of state and one in state) our children have attended since they started going to school. The teachers are amazing and so engaged in what they do. We appreciated that the other parents were so welcoming for our first year at this school. They do challenge the children not only academically but spiritually. We love that the children participate in activities that give back to the community. Not only are the teachers very engaged, but they found the top notch leaders to be the principal for both the lower and middle school. We are grateful for having found this amazing school.
—Submitted by a parent

Our 2 sons attended and graduated from CHCS and are currently in a local high school. We are extremely pleased with their experience there! The teachers and administrators are first and foremost dedicated to Christ and to modeling a Christian life. The academic offerings are challenging and the teachers are excellent and caring -- our sons were well-prepared for high school and are currently straight "A" students in the top of their classes. I give much of the credit to the foundation and skills they received at CHCS. The students at CHCS are "typical" in that they are not perfect, but the difference is that teachers are able work through any issues within a loving Christian environment. They support what values my husband want instilled in our sons. That to us is priceless! Our oldest son is now preparing for college entrance and taking the ACT exam. His high scores will enable him to attend some of the finest learning institutions in the country. More importantly, he is a leader in his school who loves Christ and others. We are thankful for the academic and spiritual foundation he received at CHCS!
—Submitted by a parent

I am a seventh grade student at Cherry Hills, and i saw some low star grades, and they were talking about what we ARENT. Well im not saying were perfect, because were not. No one is. But this is what we ARE. We are strong, determined, and we love God. God is in this school and everyone in it. I couldnt imagine going anywhere else. Sure we have some problems, but who doesnt? The teachers are fantastic and they truely do care about every student. They take the time to know each one, and everyone there is really close. This is no ordinary school, sure we have books and grades and teachers. But our school goes on missions trips all over the United States. We go all over colorado too, and try our hardest to help everyone we can. And, we have fun doing it too. This school doesnt just teach us things. It also gives us morals that last a life time. We believe that with God, NOTHING is impossible. Recently, my seventh grade sclass went to New Mexico, and we had a great time there. We helped out a local church, and we made a difference in the community and I know they wont forget everything God did on this trip. All in all, I love this school and everyone in it. THIS is what we're all about.

I can oly speak about the middle school, but you really don't get what you pay for. Some of the classrooms are small and stuffy, the math room was the size of a small bedroom and 30 kids were in the class not a great learning enviroment. The kids are not very excepting of other people different from them and are so exclusive. Wouldn't expect this from a christian school. My daughter had a hard time making friends and the girls were just plan rude and thought they were better than others because they had more money or because they attended church and others didn't. I wish I wouldn't have sent my kid there it was a waste of money!!!
—Submitted by a parent

Do they even have leaders so unorganized, it seems like they don't even know whats going on themselves. Waste of time and money!
—Submitted by a parent

Middle school teachers are great and know their subjects. They base their classes as if students are in a high school setting ! Ask for help and it's yours with very little waiting ! This school has great unity. There is very little if any disruptions in class because the kids are there to learn. Mu daughter has attended there for 6 years and I couldn't be more pleased !
—Submitted by a parent

The leadership here is awful. The teachers are wonderful and caring but without good leadership the school struggles.
—Submitted by a parent

This is our first year at Cherry Hills Preschool and it has been one disapointment after another. We have two other children that will not be attending this school. I would not even waste the time or money on this school. The teacher's seem fine, but the director is horrible. Or who ever is making calls for class parties, field day, class programs. This school has lack of support for their teachers. Their preschool progam seems to be an after thought or just another way to recieve money...
—Submitted by a parent

The teachers are PHENOMENAL and they really care about each and every kid. The administrators are great, and you always feel like one of the family!
—Submitted by a parent

This is our first year at CHC. We are thrilled with the entire experience. The children are treated well and there is real family atmosphere here. The academics are great and my children have developed a strong intellectual curiosity from the teaching methods. We would highly recommend it for anyone seeking a safe, caring environment with Christian values and strong academics.
—Submitted by a parent

Cherry Hills Christian is a wonderful Christian school with excellent academics. The teachers are outstanding!
—Submitted by a parent

safe, loving, fun environment with wonderful dedicated teachers. My daughter spent 2 years there. Preschool then Pre K. I plan to send my other daughter there as well.
—Submitted by a parent

I am currently a 7th grade student at CHCMS. There are great students and staff and academics and extra curricular activities are phenomenal.
—Submitted by a student

I currently go to this school, and I LOVE it! I was a new student this year, and everyone was so welcoming! I feel there are more options there. You never feel pressured, or embarrassed. Teachers will take the time to help you, and will leave no one behind.
—Submitted by a student

Excellent teachers and staff.
—Submitted by a parent

I believe the quality of the academic program is superior to any other offered in the area. It is a warm inviting environment for all children.
—Submitted by a parent

We have had one girl graduate and two more boys in the school, one who will graduate this spring. Our experience with the school has been excellent. The kids are very happy in this environment and the academics are very good. One indication of how good the academics are was evident to us this past year. We attended the merit scholars award at the high school that most of the kids from CHCS attend and out of the 20 or so kids that attended the high school most went on to be merit scholars and win academic letters. this high school, Arapahoe HS is one of the best in the state so this is saying a lot. The teachers and principal really care a great deal about the kids and do give them individualized attention whether they are excelling or needing extra help in something. Great focus on outreach too.
—Submitted by Keith Tillman, a parent