Rainbow Community School is a holistic private school based in Asheville, North Carolina.
Rainbow Community School is a private school serving about 200 students, preschool through eighth grade in Asheville, North Carolina. For over 40 years, we have been a national leader in holistic and mindful education. Learn more.
Summer programming 2022
We are going to have a great summer lineup! Summer camps are NOW OPEN.
Featuring camps from Kindergarten through 8th grade, we have something that will interest everyone. You can learn more here.Â
Omega Middle School
Our Omega Middle School is part of Rainbow Community School, consisting of grades 6-8. Our program continues to build upon the Seven Domains model, and also includes programming that support the adolescent years. Our students graduate with confidence and the skills needed to find success in high school and beyond.
Omega Middle School
Our Omega Middle School is part of Rainbow Community School, consisting of grades 6-8. Our program continues to build upon the Seven Domains model, and also includes programming that support the adolescent years. Our students graduate with confidence and the skills needed to find success in high school and beyond.
Parent Testimonials
Feedback from Omega and Rainbow families.
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Get In Touch
Location: 574 Haywood Road, Asheville, NC 28806
Telephone: (828) 258-9264
Email:Â west.willmore@rainbowlearning.org
School Hours: M-F: 8:30am - 4pm
Summer Office Hours:Â M-F: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Non-Discrimination Policy
Rainbow Community School is a nonprofit institution that does not discriminate in admissions or hiring practices. We welcome students and staff of any race, creed, ethnic origin, or lifestyle.
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Faces to greet you
Some of our administrative staff
Susie Fahrer
Executive Director
West Willmore
Director of Admissions
Kate Chassner
Office Manager
Recent Awards
National and regional recognitions.
Please consider supporting our hive by donating today!
Our annual campaign helps bridge the gap between annual tuition and operating costs. These funds also help with special projects on campus.
We have much more information and a downloadable FAQ on our Annual Campaign page.
Recent Posts
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Kaleidoscope – January 2021
Kaleidoscope - January 2021 We are excited to dig into the Pollyanna Racial Literacy Curriculum where every voice counts, particularly those that are least often heard. We are using this curriculum as a supplement to what we already teach and it so naturally fits into...
Kaleidoscope- September 2020
The autumn equinox ushers in the final harvest season and delights with warm hues painting the leaves and landscape. We watch as the creatures of the natural world busy themselves with preparations for the winter months. I find that the pace of our school community...
Kaleidoscope – July 2020
The Many Wonderful Things Happening at Rainbow The Kaleidoscope Communication As I sit to write my very first Kaleidoscope to you all, I can’t help but pause to reflect on the very nature and context evoked by the name of this publication. The etymology of the word...