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1089 Shepard Creek Pkwy, Farmington, Utah, 84025, United States
(801) 451-6565 www.challengerschool.com/campus/utah/farmington
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Nov 9, 2015
We LOVE this school and this campus. My son started right after his 3rd birthday, and was starting reading (sounding out the letters and sight words) within 4-5 months of being there. Can't wait to get my daughter started. Well worth the money!
Jun 15, 2016
i have 2 children--one in preschool and one in 1st grad-- that went to challenger. one is not very socially astute and is easily a target for bullying and the other had special needs. i received phone calls everyday from challenger trying to recruit my children. i finally decided to go in and take a tour. i told them about my sons learning disabilities and they assured me it would not be a problem what-so-ever. ...that they worked with special needs all the time. after about a month of pre school i started getting weekly phone calls from the school telling me to come get my son. the headmaster at that time was relatively compassionate and understanding, but clearly they felt he was a problem. the following year during kindergarten they had a new head master. she had no compassion and they kicked my son out after a week. when i was having him tested to get him diagnosed they refused to fill out the questioner. so let me get this straight.....you people call me relentlessly every day trying to get my business. then you assure me that his disabilities is not a problem....then after a year you discover that "whoops" he is a problem after all so you kick him out and then you refuse to help us get him the help he needs. both my children learned a lot at challenger. they have a great curriculum. but if you have a child with disabilities or special needs... I DO NOT recommend challenger. and if you have a child that struggles socially don't expect challenger to stop the bullying because they wont.
Feb 7, 2017
Our son has enjoyed his experience at Challenger.
Dec 10, 2010
My 3 year old son started here 6 months ago. He absolutely blossomed; he came home singing, counting and proud of his accomplishments. He had the Pledge of Allegiance memorized in a month, can count backwards, write his name, and is even starting to read. Challenger Schools are amazing and even though we are moving, we decided to keep him going in another Challenger School because we loved it so much. You don't know what you are missing by going to any other preschool/elementary school!
Oct 30, 2013
I searched for sometime to find the best school for my boy. He has a learning disability, but is very bright and if he has the right learning atmosphere, he excels. I talked with Challenger extensively and was reassured by them that this was the school for him, that they work with learning disabilities and that all would be well. About a month into his time at challenger we began getting frustrated phone calls from the "Head Master" that my boy was holding the class back. Remember please that they told me they work with learning disabilities often and he, "wouldn't be a problem." Also remember that we send our children to places like Challenger for more one on one attention and smaller classrooms. The classrooms aren't smaller and help with individual problems is non-existent. I continued to keep my boy at challenger for the entire year and had to have meetings with the "Head Master" at least once a week. The next year, one week into school and a new "Head Master" the phone calls started again.The new "Head Master" leaves a lot to be desired. She knows nothing about learning disabilities. I simply had had it and pulled my boy from Challenger. It has literally been the best decision I made. We found him a new school and he is THRIVING. His new school has NO problems with him and he is learning at leaps and bounds.

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