Choosing a school for your child is one of the many important aspects of being a parent.
We want to be of service as you inquire into the educational experience that will best serve your child and family.
We hope you will take advantage of as many opportunities as you can to find out more about the Waldorf curriculum, our teachers and our school community.
Visit us during our talk and tour Visitors Mornings that are regularly scheduled throughout the school year. We encourage parents of students in all grades to make an initial visit without their child to get a feel for the school. If you are unable to attend a regularly scheduled Visitors Mornings, you may contact our Admissions Director to arrange a personal tour. We are happy to meet with you and show you our beautiful school community.
We have special Kindergarten Experiential Mornings for younger children and their parents to get a taste of life in our Early Childhood Education classes, Wisdom of Waldorf events for parents looking ahead to The Denver Waldorf Elementary School, and “shadowing” is often part of the admissions process for students in Grades 2 – 12.
We also host Middle and High School Experiential Mornings for students and parents. Join us to see our curriculum come to life through our students.
Please contact our Admissions Director Brie Kaiser to discuss Waldorf Education – 303-777-0531 x106 or admissions@denverwaldorf.org.
Early Childhood Admissions Process
Our Nursery and Preschool/Kindergarten Early Childhood Education programs are suitable for children 2~1/2 to 6 years of age. Children must be 2 years old by March 1 to be considered for Denver Waldorf Nursery School enrollment in the fall.
Elementary School Admissions Process
For students entering Grades 1 – 5. Children must be 6 years old by April 30 to be considered for 1st Grade enrollment in the fall. A first-grade readiness assessment is conducted in the spring to determine maturity and readiness.
Middle School Admissions Process
For students entering Grades 6 – 8.
High School Admissions Process
For students entering Grades 9 – 12.
International Student Admissions Process
For students needing an I-20 issued by the school to obtain an F-1 visa.
Tuition Schedule
We look forward to meeting your family and sharing with you the awe-inspiring wonder of Waldorf Education.
Contact:
Brie Kaiser
Admissions Director
admissions@denverwaldorf.org
303-777-0531 x106