School Calendar

Our intention is to provide an opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. Our expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support from our team. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a quiet, respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. In addition to Mr. Gray and Ms. Shalee, we will also have high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts as needed.

7th - 12th grades (10 max)

$100 Flat Fee

Coding Club: "We will embark on a journey to develop, invent, and learn using cutting-edge tools such as 3D printers, Blender, SolveSpace, TIC-80 and Godot! Our project ideas will focus on designing and printing functional models and programs that solve real-world problems or simply showcase students' imagination. Roll your sleeves up and get your digits ready to dig around in the digital world!"

Any students not picked up by 4:35p will be taken to the aftercare classroom.

Our intention is to provide an additional opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. There will also be high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts, as needed. The expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support with planning assignments or grasping content taught in class. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. Contact shaleemurphy@denverwaldorf.org with questions.

vs. Arickaree, times TBD
If we win we will play Saturday as well times TBD

vs. Arickaree, times TBD
If we win we will play Saturday as well times TBD

Lunchtime Singing - All Welcome - Parents/Teachers/Caregivers/DWS Community Members

 If you are not teaching or need a break from your work, please come join us in song!

Our intention is to provide an opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. Our expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support from our team. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a quiet, respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. In addition to Mr. Gray and Ms. Shalee, we will also have high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts as needed.

7th - 12th grades (10 max)

$100 Flat Fee

Coding Club: "We will embark on a journey to develop, invent, and learn using cutting-edge tools such as 3D printers, Blender, SolveSpace, TIC-80 and Godot! Our project ideas will focus on designing and printing functional models and programs that solve real-world problems or simply showcase students' imagination. Roll your sleeves up and get your digits ready to dig around in the digital world!"

Any students not picked up by 4:35p will be taken to the aftercare classroom.

Our intention is to provide an additional opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. There will also be high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts, as needed. The expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support with planning assignments or grasping content taught in class. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. Contact shaleemurphy@denverwaldorf.org with questions.

Our intention is to provide an opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. Our expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support from our team. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a quiet, respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. In addition to Mr. Gray and Ms. Shalee, we will also have high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts as needed.

7th - 12th grades (10 max)

$100 Flat Fee

Coding Club: "We will embark on a journey to develop, invent, and learn using cutting-edge tools such as 3D printers, Blender, SolveSpace, TIC-80 and Godot! Our project ideas will focus on designing and printing functional models and programs that solve real-world problems or simply showcase students' imagination. Roll your sleeves up and get your digits ready to dig around in the digital world!"

Any students not picked up by 4:35p will be taken to the aftercare classroom.

Our intention is to provide an additional opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. There will also be high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts, as needed. The expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support with planning assignments or grasping content taught in class. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. Contact shaleemurphy@denverwaldorf.org with questions.

Lunchtime Singing - All Welcome - Parents/Teachers/Caregivers/DWS Community Members

 If you are not teaching or need a break from your work, please come join us in song!

Our intention is to provide an opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. Our expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support from our team. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a quiet, respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. In addition to Mr. Gray and Ms. Shalee, we will also have high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts as needed.

7th - 12th grades (10 max)

$100 Flat Fee

Coding Club: "We will embark on a journey to develop, invent, and learn using cutting-edge tools such as 3D printers, Blender, SolveSpace, TIC-80 and Godot! Our project ideas will focus on designing and printing functional models and programs that solve real-world problems or simply showcase students' imagination. Roll your sleeves up and get your digits ready to dig around in the digital world!"

Any students not picked up by 4:35p will be taken to the aftercare classroom.

Our intention is to provide an additional opportunity for students to catch up on their work, get ahead on assignments, and/or receive additional support. There will also be high school students present to help with both Math and Language Arts, as needed. The expectation is that students who come to study hall will have work to do, or that they are seeking additional support with planning assignments or grasping content taught in class. In addition, we expect that students will contribute to a respectful environment conducive to everyone's ability to learn and work. Contact shaleemurphy@denverwaldorf.org with questions.