Why Waldorf Now?
More than ever, our students need an education that fosters resilience, adaptability, compassion, and confidence. They need the intentional integration of high academics, arts, music, and movement to educate the whole human. Welcome to The Denver Waldorf School.
Our way of being
As an urban, independent Waldorf school, we believe in a liberal arts education that prepares students for their next steps and cultivates eco-sustainability, social renewal, truth, beauty, and goodness. We also believe it is our responsibility to bear witness to what is happening in the world, elevate the voices of marginalized people, change the course of inequities, and break down structural prejudice in all forms where it exists, particularly in Waldorf education.
Step inside
One of the few Denver schools to offer in-person tours and in-person shadowing, we have strived diligently to be able to show you our campus, our curriculum, and our community while following Colorado’s health and safety guidelines. Learn more about our programs for preschool, elementary, middle, and high school students.
Full steam ahead
Our ability to stay in-person during the pandemic afforded us the unique opportunity to expand our high school program even further. When our graduates step beyond our doors and courageously out into the world, they embrace the future as engaged global citizens and stewards of the planet.
Make reading a ritual
Our beloved fundraiser has students from kindergarten through high school hooked on books.
Next on The Bridge
Our upcoming webinar aimed at educating for humanity features Anthroposophist and Waldorf Educator Charlie Orphanides in a discussion on why we move.
You dig?
As our Spartans shift from basketball to volleyball season, learn more on how our approach to athletics fits within a broader movement to reclaim youth sports for what they once were and always should be.
Minding Mental Health
In March, we sat down with School Counselor Jenny Thompson and award-winning speaker Colt Smith on a proactive talk on drugs and alcohol and their effect on teens.
Meet Our Teachers
Jessie Cartwright
Jennifer Grahnquist
Keenan Hand
Kimberly Martin
michael-quinn
Mike McHenry
Nathan Ballenger
Sara Fierer
Sarah Meyer
Stephanie Urban
From the Blog
Why We All Play
How do we develop confident, creative, and joyful student-athletes who champion teamwork, participation, and growth?…
Come Together
In collectively striving to move the world toward more tolerance, more love, and more peace, we invite all to join our community-led groups. Learn more to see how your unique expression may brighten the tapestry of our tightly knit community and beyond.
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