Juniper Ridge Community School
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Waldorf-Inspired Education
A public charter school integrating arts, nature, and academics to nurture confident, compassionate learners.

Arts Integration
Curriculum integrating arts with sciences and humanities through practical activities.

Extracurricular Activities
Offers activities like band concerts, sports days, and spring musicals to develop student well-being and skills.

About
Juniper Ridge Community School


Founded in
2013
EIN
455185556
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Schools & Academic Institutions > Charter Schools
Address
615 COMMUNITY LN GRAND JCT, Colorado 81506-1996 United States
Website
www.juniperridgeschoolco.org
Phone
(970)-986-8219
Email address
juniperridgeschoolco.org@gmail.com
About
Juniper Ridge Community School, founded in 2013 in Grand Junction, CO, is a tuition-free, K-8 public charter school guided by Waldorf education principles. It offers an arts and nature-based curriculum, nurturing the head, heart, and hands of each child.
Mission
Juniper Ridge Community School fosters educational growth for children in Grand Junction, Colorado, supporting a nurturing and connected community for local families.

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