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Start Your Kent Denver Journey HereKent Denver is a vibrant, inclusive learning community filled with students in grades 6-12 who are curious, intelligent, determined and kind. We are looking forward to getting to know you and showing you what makes Kent Denver so special.

What Sets Kent Denver Apart

From thought-provoking curriculum, to amazing extracurriculars and sports—not to mention the best lunch in town!—our sprawling 200-acre campus is unmatched.

Boys laughing with their arms around each other

Wellness at Kent Denver is woven into the curriculum. Students learn how to thrive in and out of the classroom, preparing them to lead happy, balanced and productive lives.

Student Wellness

Kent Denver's Middle School

Kent Denver starts in sixth grade, and each year, we welcome more than 75 new sixth-graders from over 35 schools.

Our academics are engaging and inspiring, but there is so much more to our middle school—from sports and trips to classes you get to choose—all within a fun, supportive and kind community.

Explore Our Middle School

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Upper School students sitting around a large table for class

Kent Denver's Upper School

Kent Denver's Upper School welcomes about 60 new students from nearly 30 schools to our ninth grade each fall.

Our Upper School program offers thought-provoking, intentional academics, inspiring athletics and exciting extracurriculars in a nurturing, collaborative environment. 

Explore Our Upper School

Thriving
Students.
Welcoming
Community.

At Kent Denver, you'll find extraordinary educational experiences both in and out of the classroom. From our world-class Signature Programs to our numerous clubs and activities, students find their community and build relationships that last a lifetime.

Hear More From Our Community

Liam G. '27

Upper School Student

Harper L. '30

Middle School Student

Caleb F. '26

Student-Athlete

Caleb F. - Class of 2026

Caleb F. - Class of 2026

Juliet M. '24

Upper School Student

Juliet M. - Class of 2024

Juliet M. - Class of 2024

Lewis R. '30

Middle School Student

Reagan W. '30

Middle School Student

Lucas Z. '24

Upper School Student

Lucas Z. - Class of 2024

Lucas Z. - Class of 2024

Tselot H. '25

Upper School Student

Tselot H. - Class of 2025

Tselot H. - Class of 2025

Connor C. '29

Middle School Student

Connor C. - Class of 2029

By the Numbers

SCHOOL


102
years of history

200
acres

120,000
square feet of learning space

COMMUNITY


55
zip codes represented

760
students

32%
racially/ethnically diverse

ACADEMICS


8:1
student-to-faculty ratio

15
average number of students per class

140+
courses 

100%
college acceptance

ATHLETICS


23
varsity sports

80
teams

77
state championships

ARTS


72
arts classes

21
performances, concerts and art shows each year

10
stages, studios and arts classrooms

ENGAGEMENT


65+
student clubs/extracurricular activities

Well above national norms for 'sense of belonging' as measured by Stanford's Challenge Success Survey

98%
retention rate

Community Statement


Kent Denver School will foster a culture where all differences and identities across gender, ability, religion, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity and economic background are valued, celebrated and recognized as an essential quality of the education offered in our dynamic learning environment.

Non-Discrimination Policy


The school admits qualified students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin, ancestry, sex, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or marital status to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, ancestry, sex, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status or any other status protected by applicable law in the administration of its educational, admissions, financial aid, athletic and other policies and programs.