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Every year brings a new lineup of Advanced Studies and Research electives in English, social studies, and more.

There’s at least one makerspace in each division—plus the REDI Lab in downtown Denver.

The majority of CA teachers across all three divisions possess master’s degrees or PhDs in their fields.

From Pre-K learners to our Senior class, science, engineering, computer science, and design are central to the curriculum.

CHSAA-sanctioned high school teams range from Cross Country to Boys and Girls Tennis.

Competitive Middle School options include Soccer, Field Hockey, and Lacrosse; there’s yoga and rock climbing, too!

Multi-Championship-winning teams include Field Hockey, Girls Lacrosse, and Boys and Girls Soccer.

Students in Pre-K through Grade 5 love going to the CA pool in fall and spring for lessons and fun!

Gus brings Mustang spirit to games, pep rallies, assemblies, and special events year round.

CA has dedicated studios for ceramics, painting, dance, printmaking, digital media, and more.

The main gallery in Ponzio Arts Center hosts student exhibitions—including Senior Portfolio shows—as well as art by visiting creators.

Middle and Upper School plays and musicals fill our Mainstage year round, and the Black Box hosts advanced acting plays.

From Lower School Orchestra to Upper School Chanteurs and Rock Band, there’s a group for everyone.

Private lessons happen daily in Schotters Music Center, as well as music classes for all levels and year-round performances by instrumental and choral ensembles.

Middle and Upper School students can travel to places like Costa Rica, Greece, and Iceland to focus on language, arts, service, and culture.

Middle and Upper School students can explore mountains and rivers, learn a new skill, or explore Denver during spring Interim week. 

Students in Kindergarten–Grade 5 study and travel to destinations such as Geneva Glen and Crow Canyon Archeological Center.

Every CA student learns through service, whether mentoring a younger Buddy, fundraising for Sudan, or volunteering with Horizons or HOPE.

Colorado Academy welcomes students from all across the Denver Metro area; nearly 50% ride one of our 10 bus lines to school.

Our students come from a broad array of cultural and economic backgrounds, whether across the globe or just down the street.

$5.5 million of need-based financial aid supports 18% of the student body annually.

A quarter of our employees self-identify as racially or ethnically diverse.

Four full-time counselors get to know every student’s journey and help them find their college fit.

Each year, 100% of CA graduates are accepted to four-year colleges and universities.

Representatives from around 160 colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada visit CA’s campus every year.

Nearly half the members of each year’s Senior class earn merit scholarships or are a recruited athlete.