Cesar Chavez Academy Denver in Denver

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  Ambreal Arellano

  :: 23 March 2018 18:36:50

  I went here for second grade and it was so fun and my teacher Ms.Zook was amazing and funny. I would like to go here again

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  Lanaya Sisneros

  :: 17 August 2016 16:22:04

  I have been at CCA for 7 years going on 8 there uniforms need some work but over all they are a very good school if tour child needs so learning help send them to CCA

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  Lorie Apodaca

  :: 01 April 2015 11:37:14

  I went there my entire elementary and middle school life and I liked it.

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  M Wharemate

  :: 20 December 2014 01:55:50

  I am a teacher at CCA-Denver. I've been privileged to serve both the middle school and elementary students as a 1st grade teacher, 5th grade teacher and middle school dance instructor since 2010. No school is perfect but over the years I've learned through personal experience that those who teach at CCA are there because they truly love children and want to make a positive impact in their lives. This school is geared towards those who learn in a traditional environment. The schedule is intense and curriculum rigorous. To those who need a more flexible environment such as Montessori, this school may not be the right fit. However, if your child thrives on routine and high expectations, come and take a tour for yourself. I am proud to say that the teachers receive weekly training on meeting a variety of student needs through the use of data to differentiate learning. Our teachers work as a grade level team as well as vertical teams to help children successfully learn and transition from each grade. If you'd like to learn more and see if CCA is the right fit for you, visit our website, Facebook page or school.

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  Julie Hegge

  :: 10 November 2012 16:15:30

  I am so dissappointed in Cesar Chavez. My daughter started going there in 1st grade and has been there a year in a half. She has always been very social, outgoing and friendly, and I wanted her to go to a school that would offer a top notch education, as well as a diverse student background. Although they do have a tough curriculum, I quickly found out that because she is white, she was getting picked on contantly. Being told she was ugly, students calling her names, and since I have a lot of background with youth I taught her to deal with it as best as she could. Unfortunately, when I finally brought it up to the school, they came back and blamed my daughter! In a year in a half, not one single thing was mentioned to me about my daughter being mean to any other student, UNTIL, I called to discuss the bullying she was being faced with. I was on a weekly meeting schedule with her teacher, met with both the supervisor and the principle, and even made an effort to have lunch with her once a week so that I could see what was happening with my own two eyes (which I did see very clearly). The worst part was when I asked why I wasn't notified that my daughter was hurting other children when it happened (it had been 2 weeks since the alleged incident was reported), the principle said it didn't matter, and now that she was telling me we had to get her behaviour under control immediately. I had lots of high hopes for CCA, but in the end, I truly feel that the administration and the teachers are very bad at communicating, even about extremely important topics, and they do not have control over their classrooms. I would HIGHLY recommend taking a tour of the school, but try and do it improptu so you get a real feel about them before making your decision. My decision has made my once vibrant and happy daughter, depressed and so miserable about going to school that she has cried to the point where I have had to keep her home 3 days this year. No child deserves to be ignored, and that is truly what happened in her eyes. They don't care about the children, just their reputation.