The Rise School of Denver

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  The Rise School offers one of the most amazing and unique preschool experiences in Colorado. The school combines typically-developing and special needs children in supportive classrooms with incredibly low student-to-teacher ratios, highly educated teachers (bachelor's degrees and working towards masters degrees in early childhood education or special ed) and weekly therapy (OT, PT, speech and music) for all kids. We had two typically developing kids go through Rise and could not have been happier. Our kids are more understanding of other people's abilities and differences, are more patient and tolerant of their friends and each other, and were challenged academically by the teachers and the curriculum. And, the price is terrific for the services that you receive. We had such a wonderful experience that I am continuing to support the school as a board member. If raising a well-rounded, open-minded, empathetic, and understanding child is important to you, you should check out the Rise School.
  By David Hall, September 23, 2017
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  My 3 y.o. son and 1 y.o. daughter (both typically developing) attend Rise. My son started there when he turned one. I love the school. My kids are excited to go to school and come home with all sort of knowledge that surpasses some of their same age peers I see going to other schools. But what is really important is that my kids are so comfortable with disabilities. My hope is to create empathetic kids and not ones that contribute to the bully culture in society. The teachers are amazing!
  By Christine Casey Perry, September 19, 2017
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  Our son attends the Rise school and we cannot imagine what things would be like if we hadnt learned about this school! When he started he was 2 and could not yet walk, but with some amazing interventions, therapists and staff there, he was walking within 2 months of starting, signing, and other amazing things! We are so thankful for this school and will be sending our daughter who does not have special needs there this fall.
  By Tamara Buniger, April 21, 2017

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