Best Educator Schools Denver Near Me

4worldlovers: PARENTS: You’re invited to join a virtual session on Wednesday 2/15/23 provided by social worker, Heather Gardiner; How can I talk to my teen about mental health and suicide? Including warning signs, prevention, and resources. This event will take place from 12pm-1pm and you can join HERE….

Congratulations to our ConLaw team for winning state earlier this afternoon! Hello Angels Community!Finals week has arrived! I hope you’re all ready to finish strong and are looking forward to the holiday break. If you are experiencing interruptions or difficulties with our weekly dialer,…

You are invited to celebrate the hard work and beautiful animations of Ms. Bershof’s ‘Angel Toons’ class next Thursday! East Angel Toons, our East Animation program in Digital Arts, is proud to present our 3rd annual show with Night Lights Denver projecting on the Daniels and Fisher Clock Tower downtown! …

Finals week has arrived! I hope you’re all ready to finish strong and are looking forward to the holiday break.

If you are experiencing interruptions or difficulties with our weekly dialer, please try putting your phone on mute after answering.

4worldlovers: The Odyssey School of Denver takes a unique and innovative approach to childhood learning and development by educating and supporting our K-8 students through extensive collaboration and exploration by:

Engaging with one another as we seek knowledge and adventure in support of life-long problem solving skills;

Exploring how lessons relate to and play out in the world beyond the classroom; and


Odyssey is a model Expeditionary Learning school, taking our students on project-based expeditions that support in-depth study and comprehension across all disciplines: reading, writing, mathematics and science, as well as the development of core “Habits of a Learner” that transform our students into active stewards of their own learning. Find out more about what we do and how we do it.

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For more than a half-century, it has been our mission to help K-8 students who struggle with diagnosed learning disabilities to become confident learners who will leave Havern with the skills to continue to succeed in life far beyond our hallways. Through specialized, small group instruction and integrated therapies, our highly-skilled and compassionate teachers and therapists offer a comprehensive and collaborative team approach to addressing the complex learning needs of our student body.


We are pleased that you have found us as you search for the best possible options for educating your child and hope that you will take the opportunity to learn more about our very unique school.

4worldlovers: For CA Head Climbing Coach Brian List, List, it’s psychological and emotional resilience—the ability to push past frustration and failure—that makes a great climber. And helping students build those inner reserves is what inspires him as he works with Middle and Upper School athletes.

Sometimes getting away from campus to visit with others about topics you are passionate about is all it takes to renew optimism and commit to helping bring about sustained change. Six Colorado Academy Upper School students had the opportunity to do just that when they attended this year’s Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC).

If there is one word that can distill the essence of Colorado Academy’s Lower School Music Program, that word is joy. From Pre-K through Grade Five, CA’s music teachers make it their mission to ensure that every child, in one way or another, has access to the joy that is music.


Hundreds of Denver-area guests arrived by car and by bus for the 29th annual HOPE event at Colorado Academy. Entirely student-run, HOPE offers free clothing, school supplies, toiletries, baby essentials, toys, food, medical care, fun activities, community services, and much more to families in need.

“In a time before Facebook, World of Warcraft, and massively multiplayer online role-playing games, there once existed simply a game—forged by the hands of nerds, crafted in the minds of geeks, and so advanced in its advanced-ness it would take a whole second edition to contain all its mighty geekery.” So begins Qui Nguyen’s She Kills Monsters, Colorado Academy’s 2022 Upper School play.

“At Colorado Academy,” says Director of Visual & Performing Arts Katy Wood Hills, “every student is an artist.” That’s why every CA student loves to see their creative efforts displayed in the gallery spaces of the Ponzio Arts Center.


In October, Upper School students and faculty attended the Neustadt Literary Festival, and met Neustadt Prize winner Boubacar Boris Diop, Senegalese author of Murambi: The Book of Bones.

4worldlovers: The Denver School of the Arts is a comprehensive secondary arts magnet middle and high school in Denver Public Schools. In addition to a rigorous academic program, students engage in intensive studies in Creative Writing, Dance, Band, Orchestra, Vocal Music, Stagecraft & Design, Theatre, Video Cinema Arts, and Visual Arts. DSA is committed to fostering a lifelong love of the arts in a culturally diverse, academically challenging environment.

Join us April 13 at the Leprino Family Atrium-Denver Museum of Nature and Science for cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and a special presentation from the stars of DSA. A truly out-of-this-world event; mix and mingle with other community members, snag fabulous silent auction packages and contribute to the success of our talented students. Donations to our silent auction are open and greatly appreciated. Click here to donate to the auction.

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Funded by the DSA Friends Foundation and the Fill the Gap Campaign, the Student Success Fund (SSF) was established in the fall of 2014 to ensure that all DSA students experience success and are not limited by financial resources. This fund provides assistance with DSA-related expenses such as lessons, art supplies, performance attire, tutoring, and more. The long-term goal of this fund is to increase the diverse population of Denver School of the Arts and ensure that all students have the financial resources to be successful. We will be able to measure the success of our fund by the ability to maintain a diverse student population at DSA with the help of support offered through this fund.

A DSA education requires significant out-of-pocket expenses, which many families struggle to pay. The Success Fund is established to provide grants to ensure that every student at DSA, regardless of income, can succeed. Applications are open through the school year and awarded on a quarterly basis. The third quarter and final deadline is February 10, 2023. Families can expect communications regarding awards within two weeks of each deadline. For more information on the Student Success Fund,

4worldlovers: We exist to provide a unique, alternative, and rigorous approach to learning, striving to give each student the tools to improve their overall academic skills, help them to have greater self-esteem, and be goal-oriented. We encourage and prepare them to be college-bound and have the confidence to move to the next level.

At Accelerated Schools, we understand that every student is different, and the same approach won't work for them all. We provide Individualized Curriculum, Social Skill Development, Self-Discipline Strategies, College Advisement, Career Exploration and Social Coaching to ensure every student succeeds.

I can see the recent positive change in Donnie already. Thank you for giving him a chance to excel in your program.

Thank you for your dedication & care you bring to the students. Nate just loves his time with you in music class and we’re so appreciative of your efforts with him.

Thank you for all your help this year. Not only does my transcript look so much better, but I feel hundred times better about myself.

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The Morgridge College of Education, ranked as one of the best graduate schools in the nation, is committed to improving our communities and the world around us. We believe in positive social change, inclusive excellence and unleashing the power of learning. We prepare professionals for transformative careers as educators, innovators and leaders. Our diverse and flexible programs are designed to help students pursue their passions — online or in person.


At the Morgridge College of Education, social justice is at the core of our community. Our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion goes beyond theory. It is woven into the fabric of the College with a commitment to underserved populations in tangible, real-world ways.

We're dedicated to going beyond words and taking action against racism and discrimination. Leaders across the College have worked collaboratively to continue existing efforts and initiate new efforts to effect change within the College, the academy and the broader community.

Our goal is to improve the lives of those who have been marginalized due to their backgrounds. Developing and scaling effective solutions to inequities requires breaking down barriers between disciplines and systems, and actively partnering with communities.

It's my peers who've pushed me the most by sharing their lived experiences and perspectives, inspiring me to rise to the occasion of dismantling systems of oppression in higher education. As I look to life after this degree, it will be my colleagues to whom I will turn when challenges and opportunities arise, seeking critical thought and collaboration about how to move forward.