Bradley International School 3051 South Elm Street, Denver, CO 80222

"We've been at Bradley for three years now and have been very happy with our decision to choice in to the school. To me, what sets Bradley apart from other elementary schools in SE Denver is its commitment to the IB philosophy, which is centered on character development, among other things. I tell a story about how my son as a kindergartner came home the first week of school and said that along with his ABCs and 123s, he was learning to be "humble." To be clear, he was 5. And learning the importance of treating other people with dignity and respect. I think any school can teach reading and math. (And they are important!) But helping me teach my kids how to be good people is a whole different level of education. I'd recommend Bradley to anyone."

"I could not ask for a better school for my daughter to attend! It's diverse and the teachers and staff truly care for your child, the school as a whole as well as the community. I choiced into this school because it is an IB school and it met my daughter's need to be academically challenged!"

"Great school with a wonderful administration and amazing teachers! They are constantly working to make the school better and it shows year after year. This school is accredited by the International Baccalaureate program and does a great job of facilitating it at the school. They consistently upgrade the technology in the classrooms and the curriculum as necessary to make sure the kids are preparing for the modern world. Multiple family nights and extracurricular activities help to keep parents involved and informed."

"I absolutely LOVE this school! I went here as a child from ECE to 5th grade and my daughter goes here! I see some of my old teachers all the time! I love the teaching methods as well. My daughter absolutely loves Ms. Kennys art class it's just an over all amazing school!"

"This school deserves a negative ten. We had a not so great experience with my niece going there two years ago this year we had an option to enroll our daughter into the ECE program and in the last four weeks that she's been there it has been horrible. if a parent forgets snack (for the whole class) they don't get snack at all and today was the second day in a row that my four-year-old was not allowed to drink water throughout the entire day it was also 82 DEGREES TODAY!! A family emergency lead me to the school 10 minutes before the school bell rang and I was told that I could not grab my child from school. I was asked if I had an appt and I said no I need to grab her early for other reasons, a day later the principal swears he heard me say I was late for a doctor appt ..... At 4 pm eh? After being rather upset that my four year old was denied drinking water throughout a hot summer day AGAIN, I was then asked if I was yelling at a substitute teacher because my daughter didn't drink anything which of course didn't happen however the substitute teacher had an entire story lie after lie about how I supposedly yelled at her and "cussed her out" in front of my two children and an entire class of four year olds. Despite the fact that I'm 8 months pregnant I would never be that inappropriate, let alone in front of my children. Then I supposedly ran out of the building cursing the whole way - since I'm 8 months pregnant with a 2 and 4 year old there was no running - let along with my right foot in a cast. It sucks paying for your child to go to a school that you CONSTANTLY have to worry about if they're getting proper care. The teacher cannot fill out a weekly progress report but update the child parent app through out the day about free breakfast and McDonald's (cause that's healthy). I would never again suggest anyone going to this school and make sure in every moms and daycare group that everyone knows to never trust this "school"."