Historic Campus
Room to learn, play and belong.
A school campus with a history all its own.
Before these buildings were filled with classrooms, artwork, backpacks and children, they were part of Lowry Air Force Base.
Today, Stanley sits on 11 acres in Denver's historic Lowry neighborhood. Our classrooms, community spaces, library, arts facilities and athletic spaces are all located on the former Air Force base.
The setting gives Stanley a character that is hard to replicate. Historic buildings have been reimagined for children and learning, while open spaces, walkways, the quad and gathering places create a campus that feels connected, welcoming and distinctly Stanley.
Explore the Stanley StoryTake a closer look around campus.
Wander through Stanley from wherever you are. Our interactive campus map offers a closer look at the historic buildings, classrooms, gathering spaces and grounds that make up our 11-acre home in Lowry.
Explore the Interactive Campus Map
Historic spaces, transformed for childhood.
Across campus, spaces are designed around the many ways children learn best: through conversation, collaboration, movement, creativity, exploration and play.
Students move throughout the day between classrooms, shared learning spaces, arts and athletic facilities and the outdoors. The result is a school that feels less like a collection of hallways and more like a small learning community.
Space shapes the way children learn.
From classrooms to gathering places to the outdoors, our campus supports learning that is active, creative and deeply connected.
Spaces to Learn
Classrooms and shared learning spaces give students room to investigate, make, discuss, read, question and work together.
Spaces to Gather
Hambidge Commons, the quad and shared spaces bring students, faculty and families together throughout the school year.
Spaces to Move
Playgrounds, outdoor areas and athletic facilities make movement, recreation and time outside part of everyday life.
More than buildings.
What makes Stanley's campus special is what happens within it: children moving between classrooms, friends meeting in the quad, performances and gatherings in shared spaces, games on the playground and families coming together across campus.
The campus is not simply the backdrop for a Stanley education. It is one of the places where our joyful, connected approach to learning comes to life every day.
Welcome to Stanley.
Visitors should check in at the front desk in Hambidge Commons, located along Quebec Street.
8:15 a.m.–3 p.m.
Monday–Friday
7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Monday–Friday
See our campus in motion.
The map can help you explore the spaces. A visit lets you experience what happens inside them: children learning, creating, talking, moving and growing together.
Schedule a Visit