The next step of the charter renewal process is for Mountain Phoenix representatives to appear at a public meeting on Thursday, March 9 (mark your calendar!). Before then, let’s flood the Jeffco board’s inbox with letters of support for our amazing school and community. Our goal is for the board to receive as many letters of support from … Read more

This is tricky, but the Miller Street loop is ONLY FOR morning drop off.  Students in grades 1-8 must be picked up in the Frontage Road Queue. There is no such thing as afternoon pickup in the Miller Street lot. 

HAVE YOU EVER PAINTED WITH HOT BEESWAX? WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN HOW? In this basic introduction to working with hot wax you will learn how to lay down the wax without air bubbles (using a heat gun) and get a smooth finish. We will also layer images between the wax layers and learn how … Read more

The Governing Council recently adopted a Fundraising Policy that communicates the process for proposing/approving fundraisers.  Please read the Fundraising Policy to familiarize yourself as ALL fundraising proposals need to follow this new process (large scale, school wide, and classroom).

Wednesday, March 1 | 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. | DWS Music Room Looking for tips on handling digital media in alignment with the Waldorf way? You don’t want to miss Parenting the Digital World: A Middle School Toolkit presented by Denver Waldorf’s 7th Grade Teacher Vernon Dewey. This parent education lecture is a very practical, … Read more

Sunday, February 19 | 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. | Applebees, 5265 Wadsworth Bypass LOVE pancakes? You won’t want to miss the flapjack breakfast being put on by the eighth grade class on 2/19. Come to Applebees for an all-you-can-eat pancakes, sausage, and unlimited juice, coffee, and milk! Another bonus – you will be served by our friendly … Read more

The HUB is a community center serving families of school-aged children who attend Wheat Ridge area schools, located conveniently at Stevens Elementary in central Wheat Ridge. The HUB provides a clothing closet, backpacks, food bank, literacy library, hygiene products, case management, and community resources. For more info, click here.  

MPCS seeks nominations for one seat on the MPCS Governing Council (GC). The seat will be filled through election by the school community. The term on the council will start at the beginning of the school fiscal year, July 1, 2017 for a duration of three years. Please contact Governing Council Member Sarah Landreth if you … Read more

Charter schools have been part of Colorado’s public school system for over 20 years and currently serve nearly 115,000 students across the state. If combined, charter public schools would be the largest district in Colorado. Despite this enormous popularity and success, the average Colorado charter public school student still only receives 80 cents on the … Read more