Kent Denver School

Kent Denver School is an independent coeducational college preparatory school in Englewood, Colorado, founded through the 1974 merger of Kent School (1922) and Denver Country Day School. Serving students in grades 6 through 12, Kent Denver enrolls approximately 650 students on its 220-acre campus at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. The school offers a rigorous academic program featuring Advanced Placement courses, a robust arts curriculum, and exceptional athletic facilities. Kent Denver's unique setting provides extraordinary opportunities for outdoor education, with skiing, hiking, and climbing integrated into the student experience. The school's mission focuses on developing integrity, intellectual rigor, and personal responsibility. Small class sizes ensure close faculty-student relationships and individualized attention. Kent Denver's college counseling program achieves excellent placement at selective universities. The school is deeply committed to community service and leadership development. Kent Denver is accredited by the Association of Colorado Independent Schools.