Our lineup of online events are open to all, as we aim to highlight the benefits of Waldorf education. For more on all happenings at The Denver Waldorf School, please refer to our school calendar.

  • College Nights

    Parents and students are invited to attend the first evening of our 6-part College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope. The October session will cover the college application process.

  • College Nights: SAT and ACT

    Parents and students are invited to attend the second evening of our 6-part College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope. The November session covers the SAT and ACT tests.

  • College Nights: Supporting Your Student through the Process

    Parents and students are invited to attend the third evening of our 6-part College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope. The January session covers tips on offering support as your student applies to college.

  • College Nights: Paying for College

    Parents and students are invited to attend the fourth evening of our 6-part College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope. The February session covers financial terms and tips on paying for college.

  • College Nights: Making Choices

    Parents and students are invited to attend the fifth evening of our 6-part College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope. The March session covers making choices.

  • College Nights: College Engagement and Success

    Parents and students are invited to attend the April session of our monthly College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope.

  • College Nights: Preparing to Apply for College

    Parents and students are invited to attend the May session of our monthly College Nights series with DWS College and Post-Secondary Guidance Counselor Laura Shope.

It’s almost here! This Saturday, we will come together in our transformed Festival Hall for our Enchanted Garden  Spring Fundraiser. We will cheers with garden-themed cocktails, bid on incredible silent auction items, feast on delicious eats, enjoy laughter and conversation with community, move on the dance floor, and share our commitment for this Waldorf education. It’s more than just a party - it’s an opportunity not only to live into this education’s commitment to social renewal, but to nurture the seeds of imagination, connection, and curiosity in every child we serve. Join us for this magical evening of celebration, wonder, and purpose - get your tickets TODAY! 

And a special thank you to our gold sponsors for their generous support including Frakktel,  @reson8_wellness_studio, and @ourhighestgoodwellness.

Finally- if you can’t join the festivities in person, you can still be a part of the fun- keep an eye out for our silent auction opening soon!
On this week’s podcast episode, we turned over the mic to four seniors at The Denver Waldorf High School! In this candid conversation, these students share their perspectives on being well-prepared and well-supported to thrive in college and beyond. With Coen describing DWS high school as “the best years of my education by leaps and bounds,” this discussion covers everything from the unique structure of our high school honors curriculum, to their feelings going through the college application process, to the lessons they will take forward from their time at DWS. We are grateful for these four students for sharing their wisdom and experiences 🌟. You can listen to the whole episode on Spotify or wherever you like to podcast.
A new spring season of our much loved Sweet Peas parent-tot program is almost here - register to join either our Wednesday or Saturday morning sessions! Sweet Peas is an eight week session for parents and/or caregivers and children 12 months to 2.5 years old to experience Waldorf. The warm and simple rhythm guides children and their families through activities such as bread baking, sharing songs and puppet plays, taking time for self care, and of course, play! Parents will have the opportunity to join in discussion around child development, rhythm and family life, and embark in seasonal crafting.

Also, new this year, we are glad to offer Buttercup caregiver/infant classes! This class is for birth to crawlers. We will spend the morning having tea, observing the sweet babies, and discussing developmental phases, nutrition & wellness, sleep, siblings, and most importantly create a supportive community together.

Comment “Sweet Peas” or “Buttercup” for a direct link to register.
Yes, our students have two recesses! In addition to starting our mornings under the open skies with a jump rope or lap around the field, our elementary and middle school students all heed that call for time outside TWICE a day (in every season, and all kinds of weather). Free play in the outdoors is a breath out for our students after taking in an academic lesson - giving room for movement to keep our students engaged and ready to learn. We are always grateful to be able to soak in the many benefits that nature provides for social, emotional, physical, and academic development. Made even better when we have a snowy wonderland ❄️
Music unites us at a heart level. It reminds us of our human connection to one another - having to listen to each other, play our part, and come together in harmony. 

This week, we were so grateful to have been able to experience music with our grades 3 through 12 all together. The students offered this concert under the theme of “Singing the World We Long For,” singing songs to remind us of the power of music to bring hope, courage, and connection to our lives. With singing, recorders, and flute playing - we made community. This is just one of the many reasons that music is a part of our curriculum for all grades 🎶! // audio of our 7th and 8th grade choir singing “Give Us Hope”
All the enchantment is starting to come alive in preparation for our March 21 Community Fundraiser! Have you grabbed your tickets yet?! You don’t want to miss this magical evening of celebration, community, and support for DWS. There will be great food, great company, wonderful auction items, and a party on the dance floor! 
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We are also looking for business sponsors and items to include in our silent auction, as well as donations to our Gift Card Wall and Potions Pull featuring bottles of wines and spirits. Please DM if you are interested or see Kelly’s 3/2 parent square post to more detail.

Grab your friends and get your tickets now on our event page!
A 30-second highlight of our school-wide Variety Show! It’s always an incredible evening filled with entertainment, awe, and camaraderie. Watching each act take the stage reminds us not only of the immense courage and creativity within our community, but also the positivity, belonging, and heart shared among our K–12 students.

It is truly a unique gift we share as a small school - to gather across all grade levels, celebrate one another, and create lasting memories together as one community.

Much gratitude to our high school teachers Adam Newman and Eric Mills for making it all happen, and to our high school students who ran the show with much care and a steady flow of popcorn 🍿. We count ourselves lucky to be surrounded by such a supportive and loving community!
Sometimes the love of the game brings you a League Championship to show for it 🏆🌟! From missed shots…to the makes…to putting your whole self on the court and never giving up - this is the joy of sport. We couldn’t be more proud of our Spartans for their teamwork, growth, and enthusiasm this season. The journey continues to Regionals 👏! DWS is hosting so stay tuned for the game schedule 📣

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