Force Elementary School, Denver | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I was a first year teacher who worked at Force ES. The school is dysfunctional in many ways. There are students with extreme behaviors that distract and take away from the learning of others. The principal Valerie Burke and Diego Romero do not make an effort to fix this problem. If you are okay with your son or daughter possibly being placed in a classroom with up to five or more of these special needs students who will constantly impede the teachers ability to teach the class then let your student come to Force. I was put on a three year no hire for all DPS schools by Valerie Burke and Diego Romero in the face of all the data and positive impacts I had made on not only my students, but anyone who I had the opportunity to help. They felt threatened by my desire to see the school improve and progress. I know this is hard to believe, but the more time you spend in the school the dysfunction will make itself apparent.

Force elementary is a horrible place to take your child I use to check up on my kids without going to the office one time I sneak down to the class room and this little boy says Teacher Teacher Beito keeps hitting eathan in the head. The teacher replies he probably deserves it. Eathan being my son I yell out Son grab ur things were leaving I never looked back again!