Something exciting is unfolding at Watershed, and it’s more than just construction. It’s a new chapter. A bold step forward. A space becoming what it was always meant to be.
Our 3rd Annual Empty Bowls: A Night of Community (and a Lot of Soup!)
On February 19th, Watershed School hosted our third annual Boulder Empty Bowls Fundraiser, and once again, our community showed up in the most heartwarming way. For our sold-out event, nearly 150 guests filled our space for an evening dedicated to one shared purpose: supporting our neighbors facing food insecurity.
Big Wins & Bright Moments at Watershed
What I Get From Watershed
When students talk about what they get from Watershed, they talk about real-world experiences that matter — and a supportive culture that helps them grow into who they are. Yes, our students are challenged academically, but what they truly walk away with is something deeper: a sense of identity, independence, purpose, and belonging. And it’s within that sense of belonging that the power of community comes to life.
Students Ride Toward a More Sustainable and Just Food System
Welcome Bridget!
A Mosaic for Watershed's New Campus
Building the Future: A Gala & Live Auction for Watershed
Empty Bowls & Harvest of Hope at Watershed
Ceramics Through the Ages & the Southwest Kiln Conference
The essential question in this class, “What can art teach us about the past?” drove students to explore firsthand how pottery was a crucial component of ancient Puebloan life. Students were offered glimpses into the entire pottery-making process, from gathering raw earth material to participating in ancient trench-firing demonstrations.
A Peak Inside Middle School Expeditions
One Family's Perspective On "Why Watershed?"
Art in the Park Artist- Chris Carithers
Watershed School Cited As Leader in Community-Centered Education
On Backpacking and Community Building
On Hope and Gratitude
Student Perspectives on the World's Great Challenges
Watershed & SEL - The Way Schools Should Be
On the Election and our Community Values
As I write today, we still do not know the outcome of this week’s presidential election. We do know that it was the highest turnout in perhaps a century — good news for our democracy. We also know that there are some deep divisions in our country, and one of the great challenges ahead is to forge common understandings — of each other, of our hopes for the future.
