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FIVE YEAR COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS 2011 – 2015 (Number from the class of 2015 is in parentheses) KENT DENVER SCHOOL Excellence in scholarship and character FACTS : 2015-2016 American University 2 (1) Indiana University 2 (2) University of California at Los Angeles 1 Amherst College 1 Indiana University at Bloomington 1 University of California at San Diego 1 Arizona State University 5 Ithaca College 2 University of California at Santa Barbara 2 Integrity | Respect | Personal Growth | Community | Wisdom Auburn University 1 Johns Hopkins University 1 University of Chicago 3 (2) Babson University 1 (1) Kenyon College 3 (1) University of Cincinnati 1 OUR COMMUNITY Bard College 2 Lake Forest College 2 University of Colorado at Boulder 48 (3) Head of School: Dr. Randal R. Harrington Barnard College 3 (1) Lehigh University 6 (1) University of Colorado at Denver 1 (1) Excellence in scholarship Faculty - 86 full and part-time teachers, 62 with advanced degrees Bates College 5 (2) Lewis & Clark College 1 University of Denver 7 (5) and character is the goal Students - 695 students: 221 in middle school, 474 in upper school Baylor University 1 Louisiana State University 1 University of Florida 1 of a Kent Denver education. Belmont University 1 Loyola Marymount University 3 University of Georgia 3 • Average class size of 15 We seek to build a caring, Boston College 4 Miami University, Oxford 11 (1) University of Glasgow, Scotland 1 • Student/teacher ratio of 7:1 diverse community of Boston University 3 Middlebury College 4 University of Iowa 1 (1) • 25% of students are of color responsible citizens. Bowdoin College 5 Monmouth University 1 University of Maryland 1 (1) • 138 new students enrolled from 61 different schools for the 2014-2015 school year Brandeis University 2 (1) Morehouse College 1 University of Miami 1 • Extraordinary student retention (over 97%) To that end, the school Brown University 6 (3) New York University 7 (3) University of Michigan 6 (3) provides a challenging Bryant University 2 (1) Northeastern University 2 University of Mississippi 1 OUR FACILITY college preparatory Bucknell University 5 (1) Northwestern University 9 (1) University of Northern Colorado 2 curriculum and sets high Butler University 1 Norwich University 1 University of Notre Dame 2 (2) • Over 200,000 sq. ft. of facilities on a scenic 220-acre campus ethical standards. California Institute of Technology 1 Oberlin College 1 University of Oklahoma 3 (2) • 8 buildings and 63 classrooms (including a dedicated science building, California Polytechnic State University, Occidental College 3 University of Oxford 1 dedicated arts building, and 3 theaters), 10 collaboration studios San Luis Obispo 1 Ohio Wesleyan University 1 University of Pennsylvania 7 (2) • 2 turf fields,5 grass fields,7 tennis courts, 2 baseball diamonds, 3 gymnasiums, track and field Carthage College 1 Oxford College of Emory University 1 University of Puget Sound 8 (1) • LEED Platinum Certified Dining Hall, first in the country Chapman University 3 (2) Parsons The New School for Design 1 University of Redlands 1 Claremont McKenna College 3 Pitzer College 3 (1) University of Richmond 1 OUR CURRICULUM – Colby College 1 Princeton University 5 University of Rochester 2 (1) Colgate University 2 Purdue University 1 (1) University of San Diego 7 (1) MIDDLE SCHOOL UPPER SCHOOL College of Charleston 1 Queen’s University 1 University of San Francisco 1 Kent Denver’s middle school program is designed to address the unique academic, artistic, An engaging academic program is at the College of the Holy Cross 2 Quest University Canada 1 University of Southern California 18 (4) physical, creative, and moral development of sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students. heart of the high school. Kent Denver College of William & Mary 1 (1) Reed College 1 University of Tampa 1 (1) Among our major goals are to foster strong character and to build questioning minds, critical strives to strike a balance between teaching College of Wooster 3 Regis University 1 University of Texas, Austin 6 (3) thinking skills, fluency with mathematical concepts, and proficiency with oral and written fundamental literacies and encouraging Colorado College 10 (2) Rice University 2 (1) University of the Pacific 1 (1) expression. Through a carefully designed structure at each grade level, we provide a natural students to follow their individual interests; Colorado Mesa University 1 Richmond University 1 (1) University of Tulsa 1 (1) and developmentally appropriate transition from elementary school to middle school, and between teaching concepts and teaching Colorado School of Mines 3 (1) Rollins College 1 University of Utah 1 then from middle school to upper school. The middle school advisory system is designed to content; between instilling habits of rigor Colorado State University 6 (3) Saint John's University 1 University of Vermont 1 support, encourage, and guide students through the middle school years. and discipline, and inspiring whimsy and Columbia University 2 Saint Louis University 1 University of Virginia 6 creativity. Cornell University 5 (3) Saint Mary’s College of California 1 (1) University of Washington 2 The middle school curriculum is broad and balanced with multiple opportunities for exploration and growth coupled with the building of fundamental academic skills. From Computer Studies – AP Computer Dartmouth College 9 (1) Salisbury University 1 University of Wisconsin, Madison 2 learning the rules of grammar to rafting on the Colorado River, from factoring polynomials to Science A, Technology, Ethics and Society, Denison University 5 (1) Santa Clara University 6 (2) Vanderbilt University 4 (1) performing on stage, our students are immersed in an environment where learning becomes Advanced Topics: Computer Science Dickinson College 2 (1) Savannah College of Art & Design 1 Vassar College 2 a transformative experience that is fun, dynamic, and personal. Teachers encourage students Duke University 7 (1) Scripps College 3 (1) Villanova University 1 to think deeply, communicate ideas, and challenge each other in a supportive community. English – English 9, English 10, AP English Earlham College 1 Seattle University 1 Wake Forest University 10 (4) By the time students complete middle school, they have made significant strides in knowing Literature, Culture Clash, Experiments in Elon University 4 Sewanee: The University of the South 1 Washington and Lee University 1 themselves and having the strength to follow their beliefs. Kent Denver’s middle school Writing, Rhyme and its Reasons, Shakespeare, Emory University 5 (1) Smith College 3 Washington University 2 (2) creates experiences that encourage students to discover joy in learning and to make positive After the Fall, The Spoke Word, Stories of Fort Lewis College 1 Southern Methodist University 13 (3) Washington University in St. Louis 8 decisions about their lives—decisions that are grounded in careful thought, individual School, Writing Fiction Workshop: The Short Franklin College Switzerland 2 Stanford University 16 (6) Wellesley College 1 responsibility, and the commitment to a value system that respects both self and others. Story, Banned Books, Based on Actual Events, George Mason University 1 Syracuse University 4 (1) Wesleyan University 8 (1) Our program includes the following required classes: Exploring Imaginary Worlds, Imagining the Georgetown University 4 (1) Temple University 1 Westminster College 1 Future: The Power of Politics, The Memoir, 6th grade: Grades 7 and 8: George Washington University 1 Texas A&M University 1 (1) Westmont College 1 Mythology, Nature vs. Nurture: Literary • Language Arts • English Adventures into the Wild, Non-Fiction Writing: Georgia Institute of Technology 1 (1) Texas Christian University 8 (3) Whitman College 3 • Social Studies • History Gonzaga University 1 (1) Trinity College 1 (1) Williams College 1 Storytelling and Analysis for the World Today, • Mathematics • Mathematics The Writing Life Goucher College 2 Trinity University 8 (1) Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1 • Science • Science Grinnell College 2 Tufts University 2 (1) Yale University 4 (1) • Writing • World Language (Spanish, French, Guilford College 1 Tulane University 7 (2) • Latin or Mandarin) Hamilton College 3 United States Air Force Academy 1 • Arts rotation (music, drama, visual arts) • Arts Rotation (music, drama, visual arts) Hamline University 1 University of Alabama 1 • Electives • Electives CONT. ON NEXT PAGE Hartwick College 1 University of Arizona 4 • Physical Education • Inter-scholastic or Intra-scholastic Sports Harvard University 6 (2) University of British Columbia 1 Haverford College 1 University of California at Berkeley 5 (1) KENT DENVER SCHOOL 4000 East Quincy Avenue | Englewood, CO 80113 | (303)770-7660 | www.kentdenver.org UPPER SCHOOL CONT. ENRICHMENT STUDENT SCORES HONORS AND AWARDS

History and Social Science – Global History Community Service - Community Service plays a meaningful role in a Kent • 201 students took 448 AP exams in 17 areas in 2015. 88% of AP test scores • Home to six Presidential Scholars, and the Modern World, Revolution and Denver School education. were 3 or higher. three Ron Brown Scholars, one Rhodes Conflict in the Modern World, AP Art Scholar, one Truman Scholar, one Student • Each of our students performs an average of 100 hours of Community • In 2015, average SAT scores: 628—Critical Reading, 662—Math, History, AP U.S. History, U.S. History, AP Pulitzer Prize Winner. Service by the time he or she graduates. 644—Writing. Average ACT score: 29.2. Economics, AP European History, Business • Two National Merit Scholars and 7 Economics and Ethics, Business of the • Students collectively complete 15,000 hours of community service Finalists in the class of 2015 Entertainment Industry, Global Politics in the every year, serving more than 40 local nonprofits. 21st Century, The History of Western Music, • Kent Denver hosts Breakthrough Kent Denver, a nationally recognized FINANCIAL INFORMATION • Athletics in 2014/15 - 4 coaches named The Making of Modern Asia, Power and academic program that serves 320 Denver middle school students Coach of the Year, and 14 of 18 athletic teams America Today: What's Dividing America?, from low income families and prepares high school and college students for Annual operating budget - $20.3 million qualified for state play-offs, two teams won Technology, Ethics, and Society, Wisdom careers in urban education. state championships, and one student-athlete of Ancient Traditions, World Cultures and Market value of endowment - $54 million endowment (includes reserves) named All-American World Music Athletics - All students participate in athletics or Health & Wellness each year. $1,664,476 donated to annual fund, with 100% of trustees, 95% of parents, Mathematics – Algebra I, Geometry, The program offers21 varsity sports and 69 teams (750 competitions per year). 97% of faculty/staff, and 13% of alumni participating. • Speech and Debate team qualified 15 Geometry Honors, Algebra II, Algebra • Boys’ sports: Basketball, baseball, football, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, track students for the state tournament in 2015 Endowment earnings and annual fund gifts provide an average of $4,533 per (and won two state championships) and 6 II Honors, Functions, Statistics, and and field, cross-country. Upper School only: hockey, golf. pupil for the school’s operating budget, or a total of more than $3 million. Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Pre-Calculus students for the 2015 National Tournament. • Girls’ sports: Basketball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, volleyball, track and field, Kent Denver Middle School also sent 4 Honors, Calculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Sources of income - cross-country, field hockey. Upper School only: swimming and diving, golf. students to the Middle School National Statistics, AP Calculus BC, Advanced Tuition 81% Tournament. Calculus Honors, Honors Multivariable Academic teams - Model UN, Speech and Debate, Mock Trial, Robotics, Math Team Endowment Transfer 10% Calculus and Advanced Mathematics Topics Annual Fund and Gifts 6% • The Sun Devils' Advocate newspaper 41 Upper School and 15 Middle School Clubs, and 23 Middle School Electives Other 3% Science – Biology, Newtonian Physics, and school yearbook received a total of 12 Physics, Physics Honors, AP Physics C: Trips and Exchanges first place awards from the Colorado High Mechanics, AP Physics C: Electricity and School Press Association. Magnetism, Chemistry, Chemistry Honors, • Middle schoolers travel as a class at the beginning and the end of each year to cultural and environmental points of interest around the state • Ten students from Kent Denver received AP Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, AP TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID Biology, Applied Genomics, Engineering: and Utah. honors at the Colorado Scholastic Art Awards in 2015 including two individual Design and Build, Forensics, Infectious • Freshmen and seniors travel with their classes at the beginning of the 2015-2016 school year tuition - $25,140 Disease and Epidemiology, Molecular year to establish community and annual goals. Gold Keys, six Silver Keys and five Gastronomy, AP Psychology More than 23% of the student body receives $2.3 million in need-based financial aid. Honorable Mentions. • Additional MS and US trips go to national and international locations Average financial aid award more than $14,000. Visual and Performing Arts – AP Music to explore culture, language, community service, science, Theory, Business of the Entertainment the environment, music, and history. Industry, Concert Choir, Guitar I-IV, Jazz • Global Exchange programs to Turkey and Mongolia. Combo, Jazz Ensemble, Latin Ensemble, • Middle School Interim and Senior-year Career Intern Experience (CIE). HISTORY R&B Ensemble, Acting I-II, Guerrilla Repertory Theatre, Technical Theater Student-run Bank - Local branch of MidFirst Bank, managing almost $1.5 Kent Denver School was created in 1974 through the merger of Kent School Workshop I-IV, Ceramics I-IV, Digital Art – million with membership of over 50% of the school Photoshop I-IV, Digital Art – Graphic Design for Girls (founded in 1922) and Denver Country Day School for boys (founded I-IV, Drawing I-IV, Filmmaking I-IV, Metals I-IV, 2015-2016 Plays and Musicals in 1953). The school keeps in touch with approximately 4,500 alumni. Painting I-IV, Photography I-IV, Sculpture I-IV • Middle School Play: Gulliver's Travels, by Jonathan Swift World Languages – French I-IV, French III • Middle School Musical: Disney's Aladdin JR., music by Alan Menken, Honors, AP French Language, Advanced lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice French Conversation and Culture, Mandarin • Upper School Play: Argonautika by Mary Zimmerman I-IV, Mandarin III Honors, Mandarin IV • Upper School Musical: Man of La Mancha, music by Mitch Leigh, Honors, AP Mandarin, Spanish I-V, lyrics by Joe Darion, book by Dale Wasserman Spanish III Honors, AP Spanish Language and • Upper School Original One Act Plays Culture, AP Spanish Literature and Culture, Advanced Spanish Topics

Graduation Requirements – English: 4 years, World Language: 3 years, History and Social Science: 3 years, Math: 4 years, Science: 3 years, Visual and Performing Arts: 2 years, Electives: 2 electives KENT DENVER SCHOOL 4000 East Quincy Avenue | Englewood, CO 80113 | (303)770-7660 | www.kentdenver.org FIVE YEAR COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS 2011 – 2015 (Number from the class of 2015 is in parentheses) KENT DENVER SCHOOL Excellence in scholarship and character FACTS : 2015-2016 American University 2 (1) Indiana University 2 (2) University of California at Los Angeles 1 Amherst College 1 Indiana University at Bloomington 1 University of California at San Diego 1 Arizona State University 5 Ithaca College 2 University of California at Santa Barbara 2 Integrity | Respect | Personal Growth | Community | Wisdom Auburn University 1 Johns Hopkins University 1 University of Chicago 3 (2) Babson University 1 (1) Kenyon College 3 (1) University of Cincinnati 1 OUR COMMUNITY Bard College 2 Lake Forest College 2 University of Colorado at Boulder 48 (3) Head of School: Dr. Randal R. Harrington Barnard College 3 (1) Lehigh University 6 (1) University of Colorado at Denver 1 (1) Excellence in scholarship Faculty - 86 full and part-time teachers, 62 with advanced degrees Bates College 5 (2) Lewis & Clark College 1 University of Denver 7 (5) and character is the goal Students - 695 students: 221 in middle school, 474 in upper school Baylor University 1 Louisiana State University 1 University of Florida 1 of a Kent Denver education. Belmont University 1 Loyola Marymount University 3 University of Georgia 3 • Average class size of 15 We seek to build a caring, Boston College 4 Miami University, Oxford 11 (1) University of Glasgow, Scotland 1 • Student/teacher ratio of 7:1 diverse community of Boston University 3 Middlebury College 4 University of Iowa 1 (1) • 25% of students are of color responsible citizens. Bowdoin College 5 Monmouth University 1 University of Maryland 1 (1) • 138 new students enrolled from 61 different schools for the 2014-2015 school year Brandeis University 2 (1) Morehouse College 1 University of Miami 1 • Extraordinary student retention (over 97%) To that end, the school Brown University 6 (3) New York University 7 (3) University of Michigan 6 (3) provides a challenging Bryant University 2 (1) Northeastern University 2 University of Mississippi 1 OUR FACILITY college preparatory Bucknell University 5 (1) Northwestern University 9 (1) University of Northern Colorado 2 curriculum and sets high Butler University 1 Norwich University 1 University of Notre Dame 2 (2) • Over 200,000 sq. ft. of facilities on a scenic 220-acre campus ethical standards. California Institute of Technology 1 Oberlin College 1 University of Oklahoma 3 (2) • 8 buildings and 63 classrooms (including a dedicated science building, California Polytechnic State University, Occidental College 3 University of Oxford 1 dedicated arts building, and 3 theaters), 10 collaboration studios San Luis Obispo 1 Ohio Wesleyan University 1 University of Pennsylvania 7 (2) • 2 turf fields,5 grass fields,7 tennis courts, 2 baseball diamonds, 3 gymnasiums, track and field Carthage College 1 Oxford College of Emory University 1 University of Puget Sound 8 (1) • LEED Platinum Certified Dining Hall, first in the country Chapman University 3 (2) Parsons The New School for Design 1 University of Redlands 1 Claremont McKenna College 3 Pitzer College 3 (1) University of Richmond 1 OUR CURRICULUM – Colby College 1 Princeton University 5 University of Rochester 2 (1) Colgate University 2 Purdue University 1 (1) University of San Diego 7 (1) MIDDLE SCHOOL UPPER SCHOOL College of Charleston 1 Queen’s University 1 University of San Francisco 1 Kent Denver’s middle school program is designed to address the unique academic, artistic, An engaging academic program is at the College of the Holy Cross 2 Quest University Canada 1 University of Southern California 18 (4) physical, creative, and moral development of sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students. heart of the high school. Kent Denver College of William & Mary 1 (1) Reed College 1 University of Tampa 1 (1) Among our major goals are to foster strong character and to build questioning minds, critical strives to strike a balance between teaching College of Wooster 3 Regis University 1 University of Texas, Austin 6 (3) thinking skills, fluency with mathematical concepts, and proficiency with oral and written fundamental literacies and encouraging Colorado College 10 (2) Rice University 2 (1) University of the Pacific 1 (1) expression. Through a carefully designed structure at each grade level, we provide a natural students to follow their individual interests; Colorado Mesa University 1 Richmond University 1 (1) University of Tulsa 1 (1) and developmentally appropriate transition from elementary school to middle school, and between teaching concepts and teaching Colorado School of Mines 3 (1) Rollins College 1 University of Utah 1 then from middle school to upper school. The middle school advisory system is designed to content; between instilling habits of rigor Colorado State University 6 (3) Saint John's University 1 University of Vermont 1 support, encourage, and guide students through the middle school years. and discipline, and inspiring whimsy and Columbia University 2 Saint Louis University 1 University of Virginia 6 creativity. Cornell University 5 (3) Saint Mary’s College of California 1 (1) University of Washington 2 The middle school curriculum is broad and balanced with multiple opportunities for exploration and growth coupled with the building of fundamental academic skills. From Computer Studies – AP Computer Dartmouth College 9 (1) Salisbury University 1 University of Wisconsin, Madison 2 learning the rules of grammar to rafting on the Colorado River, from factoring polynomials to Science A, Technology, Ethics and Society, Denison University 5 (1) Santa Clara University 6 (2) Vanderbilt University 4 (1) performing on stage, our students are immersed in an environment where learning becomes Advanced Topics: Computer Science Dickinson College 2 (1) Savannah College of Art & Design 1 Vassar College 2 a transformative experience that is fun, dynamic, and personal. Teachers encourage students Duke University 7 (1) Scripps College 3 (1) Villanova University 1 to think deeply, communicate ideas, and challenge each other in a supportive community. English – English 9, English 10, AP English Earlham College 1 Seattle University 1 Wake Forest University 10 (4) By the time students complete middle school, they have made significant strides in knowing Literature, Culture Clash, Experiments in Elon University 4 Sewanee: The University of the South 1 Washington and Lee University 1 themselves and having the strength to follow their beliefs. Kent Denver’s middle school Writing, Rhyme and its Reasons, Shakespeare, Emory University 5 (1) Smith College 3 Washington University 2 (2) creates experiences that encourage students to discover joy in learning and to make positive After the Fall, The Spoke Word, Stories of Fort Lewis College 1 Southern Methodist University 13 (3) Washington University in St. Louis 8 decisions about their lives—decisions that are grounded in careful thought, individual School, Writing Fiction Workshop: The Short Franklin College Switzerland 2 Stanford University 16 (6) Wellesley College 1 responsibility, and the commitment to a value system that respects both self and others. Story, Banned Books, Based on Actual Events, George Mason University 1 Syracuse University 4 (1) Wesleyan University 8 (1) Our program includes the following required classes: Exploring Imaginary Worlds, Imagining the Georgetown University 4 (1) Temple University 1 Westminster College 1 Future: The Power of Politics, The Memoir, 6th grade: Grades 7 and 8: George Washington University 1 Texas A&M University 1 (1) Westmont College 1 Mythology, Nature vs. Nurture: Literary • Language Arts • English Adventures into the Wild, Non-Fiction Writing: Georgia Institute of Technology 1 (1) Texas Christian University 8 (3) Whitman College 3 • Social Studies • History Gonzaga University 1 (1) Trinity College 1 (1) Williams College 1 Storytelling and Analysis for the World Today, • Mathematics • Mathematics The Writing Life Goucher College 2 Trinity University 8 (1) Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1 • Science • Science Grinnell College 2 Tufts University 2 (1) Yale University 4 (1) • Writing • World Language (Spanish, French, Guilford College 1 Tulane University 7 (2) • Latin or Mandarin) Hamilton College 3 United States Air Force Academy 1 • Arts rotation (music, drama, visual arts) • Arts Rotation (music, drama, visual arts) Hamline University 1 University of Alabama 1 • Electives • Electives CONT. ON NEXT PAGE Hartwick College 1 University of Arizona 4 • Physical Education • Inter-scholastic or Intra-scholastic Sports Harvard University 6 (2) University of British Columbia 1 Haverford College 1 University of California at Berkeley 5 (1) KENT DENVER SCHOOL 4000 East Quincy Avenue | Englewood, CO 80113 | (303)770-7660 | www.kentdenver.org