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Logan School (Denver, CO)

The Logan School for Creative Learning is a private coed day school for children ages 5-15, located in Denver, CO. The Logan School provides a challenging environment that addresses the intellectual, emotional, and social needs children. Students have an individualized curriculum for his/her unique readiness level, learning style, and personal interests, and decisions are made each year about appropriate placement of students, depending upon their needs and progress.

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Educator on 8/2/2016
What I like most about the Logan School are the "Matrix" classes. In the primary classrooms there are matrix classes throughout the year which include: Art, Music, Myg (gym spelled backwards), Theater, and Culture and Community. Matrix classes offer an opportunity to learn about each subject intensively for six weeks, three afternoons a week.
Parent on 9/22/2007
A unique opportunity for any learner, The Logan School for Creative Learning is likely a place where you will wish you had gone. Each child learns a series of disciplines through their own interests.
Student on 4/7/2005
The Logan School for Creative Learning has helped me in so many different ways. I have grown emotionally and mentally. I have been able to study more complex things than I could in a regular school environment. It is an excellent school.
Educator on 6/15/2004
I spent 8 years of my life at Logan, and it has prepared me for college better than any other experience I have had, including my years in high school. It is about life long learning, not learning to pass the test, and it has been a driving force in my life - I still go back for all the shows!
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