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Overview

we strive to provide a beautiful, cohesive campus that radiates learning, working and playing while attracting and expanding full and diverse enrollment supported by abundant resources. We enthusiastically work and serve the world community as stewards of social renewal.
Official information of The Denver Waldorf School in 2024 | FindingSchool
Day S. Grades: nursey-12
Co-ed
Urban
ESL: Yes
Day S. Tuition: $17,405
# of Students: 354
Teacher:Student: 1:15%
International Student: 3%
AP Courses: 0
Faculty w/ adv. degree: 70%
SAT: 1575/2400
IB: No

Sports

(Total 4)
Basketball
Cross Country
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball

Extracurricular Activities and Clubs

(Total 4)
Circus Club
Archery Club
Math Contest/Club
Community Service

Contact Info

Official website
2100 S. Pennsylvania St. Denver, CO 80210
303-777-0531
admissions@denverwaldorf.org
Colorado

Basic Info

Year Founded: 1974
Religious Affiliation: No Religious Affiliation

Application Info

Deadline: Rolling
Pre Interview: No Requirement

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Frequently Ask Questions about The Denver Waldorf School

Tell me a bit about The Denver Waldorf School.
The Denver Waldorf School is Co-ed private day school located in Colorado, US. It was founded 1974 , and currently has about 354 students, 3.00% of whom are international students.

For more official information, please visit http://www.denverwaldorf.org.
Does The Denver Waldorf School have rigorous academic requirements?
The Denver Waldorf School also have 70% of faculties whose degrees are master and above.
Where do The Denver Waldorf School students typically go for their colleges?
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What is the application requirement for The Denver Waldorf School?
Similar to most private schools in the US, The Denver Waldorf School’s typical admission requirements include school transcript, recommendation letter, application essay, and interview (often optional, but highly recommended).
What is the latest tuition for The Denver Waldorf School’s Co-ed student?
The total fee for The Denver Waldorf School in 2024 is $17,405, which typically includes tuition, boarding fee, student management fee and a few other fees associated with managing international students.

For more information, please contact school’s admission team at admissions@denverwaldorf.org .
Where is The Denver Waldorf School located?
The Denver Waldorf School is located in the State of Colorado of USA. The closest major city is Denver, which is about 7 miles away from school. Most families can choose Denver International Airport to travel in and out of school.
How popular is The Denver Waldorf School on FindingSchool network?
Based on FindingSchool monthly traffic data as well as onsite search record, The Denver Waldorf School is within top 20000 for all schools on FindingSchool.

How to start with an application with The Denver Waldorf School?
The first stop is to carefully review the school profile on FindingSchool to learn more about The Denver Waldorf School. Most of them are directly provided by the school.

Also it is highly recommended to visit The Denver Waldorf School’s official site: http://www.denverwaldorf.org or call them at 303-777-0531.
Please share a few nearby schools that are close to The Denver Waldorf School?
Yes, here are few: Denver Christian Schools, Mile High Academy and Accelerated Schools.

The closest major city is Denver. You can find out more schools near Denver here.
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