Denver Academy

Students at Denver Academy are best described as having average or better intellectual aptitudes with a history of learning difficulties or academic underachievement due to a different learning style Denver Academy educates students with learning differences in order to help them fully develop their intellectual social physical and moral potentials thereby providing them with the necessary skills to be successful in life The school provides a full curriculum in which students work at their independent level of instruction so that their efforts result in a higher degree of success Class sizes are kept small between 11 and 15 students with a 71 studentteacher ratio Denver Academy was founded in 1972

Denver Academy is an education and learning school in Denver, Colorado, founded in 1972. Denver Academy serves students who often have average or better intellectual aptitudes, including those with a history of learning difficulties or academic underachievement related to a different learning style. The school focuses on educating students with learning differences so they can fully develop their intellectual, social, physical, and moral potentials—building the skills they need to be successful in life. Denver Academy offers a full curriculum designed for individualized learning. Students work at their independent level of instruction, helping align classroom support with how each learner best processes and engages with material. To reinforce personalized attention, class sizes are kept small, typically between 11 and 15 students, supporting a 7:1 student-to-teacher ratio. This combination of tailored instruction and focused staffing helps students make meaningful progress while building confidence and long-term learning success in the Denver community.