ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER
Catholic Schools
Proverbs tells us, “Train the young in the way they should go; even when old, they will not swerve from it” (Prov. 22:6). The formative years of elementary and secondary education offers parents the best opportunity to prepare their children to answer the universal call of holiness. What better way to do this than through Catholic education. The 36 schools of the Archdiocese of Denver seek to provide rigorous academics, engaging extracurriculars, and a Catholic environment to bring students into a relationship with Jesus Christ. We form intentional disciples, young men and women who are prepared to be saints and leaders in our communities.
“A good school provides a rounded education for the whole person. And a good Catholic school, over and above this, should help all its students to become saints.” - Pope Benedict.
We are so very proud of our teachers who work incredibly hard to ensure the best possible education for our students while helping them to become saints! That's why we love being able to celebrate some of our EXCELLENT teachers in our 35 Catholic schools!
Today we congratulate Melissa Logan, a 4th grade teacher at Nativity Faith & Reason
Catholic School in Brooomfield for her Exellence in the Planning of History.
Only 13 teachers from across all of our 35 Catholic schools were honored with an "Excellence in Teaching History" or "Excellence in Planning History" award for showing excellence in planning or teaching our new archdiocesan history curriculum. These teachers were surprised by members of the Archdiocese of Denver Office of Catholic Schools, given special certiciates and received cash prizes for their work through a special grant from the Considine Foundation.
Please help us in honoring and praying for these outstanding educators, as well as ALL of the teachers in our schools! They teach in our schools out of a deep love of God and a desire to make disciples of their students. We so appreciate all of their hard work.
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“The task of a teacher is not simply to impart information or to provide training in skills intended to deliver some economic benefit to society; education is not and must never be considered as purely utilitarian. It is about forming the human person, equipping him or her to live life to the full, in short it is about imparting wisdom. And true wisdom is inseparable from knowledge of the Creator, for “both we and our words are in his hand, as are all understanding and skill in crafts (Wis 7:16).” - Pope Benedict 16th
In our 35 Catholic schools, we are blessed with so many teachers live by this! And today we get to honor one of them. Mercedes Baeverstad, a kindergarten teacher at St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Longmont, recently received the Excellence in Teaching History Award.
Only 13 teachers from across all of our 35 Catholic schools were honored with an "Excellence in Teaching History" or "Excellence in Planning History" award for showing excellence in planning or teaching our new archdiocesan history curriculum. These teachers were surprised by members of the Archdiocese of Denver Office of Catholic Schools, given special certiciates and received cash prizes for their work through a special grant from the Considine Foundation.
Please help us in honoring and praying for these outstanding educators, as well as ALL of the teachers in our schools! They teach in our schools out of a deep love of God and a desire to make disciples of their students. We so appreciate all of their hard work. 👏🙏 Congrats, Mercedes! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are so very proud of our teachers who work incredibly hard to ensure the best possible education for our students. That's why we love being able to celebrate some of our EXCELLENT teachers in our 35 Catholic schools!
Today we congratulate Mr. Paul Buchholz, middle school teacher at St. Pius X Catholic School Denver for his Exellence in Teaching of History at their school.
Only 13 teachers from across all of our 35 Catholic schools were honored with an "Excellence in Teaching History" or "Excellence in Planning History" award for showing excellence in planning or teaching our new archdiocesan history curriculum. These teachers were surprised by members of the Archdiocese of Denver Office of Catholic Schools, given special certiciates and received cash prizes for their work through a special grant from the Considine Foundation.
Please help us in honoring and praying for these outstanding educators, as well as ALL of the teachers in our schools! They teach in our schools out of a deep love of God and a desire to make disciples of their students. We so appreciate all of their hard work.
👏🙏 Congrats, Paul! ... See MoreSee Less
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Excellence in our schools is something we strive for on a daily basis, but the fact is that it is our teachers who work incredibly hard to ensure the best possible education for our students. That's why we love being able to celebrate some of our EXCELLENT teachers in our 35 Catholic schools!
Today we congratulate Danielle Charron of Blessed Miguel Pro Catholic Academy for her Excellence in Teaching History Award! She is a kindergarten teacher there.
Only 13 teachers from across all of our 35 Catholic schools were honored with an "Excellence in Teaching History" or "Excellence in Planning History" award for showing excellence in planning or teaching our new archdiocesan history curriculum. These teachers were surprised by members of the Archdiocese of Denver Office of Catholic Schools, given special certiciates and received cash prizes for their work through a special grant from the Considine Foundation.
Please help us in honoring and praying for these outstanding educators, as well as ALL of the teachers in our schools! They teach in our schools out of a deep love of God and a desire to make disciples of their students. We so appreciate all of their hard work. 👏🙏 Congrats, Danielle! ... See MoreSee Less
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It's been wonderful to be able to celebrate our EXCELLENT teachers in our 35 Catholic schools!
We congratulate "Mrs. Sue" from St. Therese Catholic School Aurora, CO for winning an Excellence in Teaching History Award!
Only 13 teachers from across all of our 35 Catholic schools were honored with an "Excellence in Teaching History" or "Excellence in Planning History" award for showing excellence in planning or teaching our new archdiocesan history curriculum. These teachers were surprised by members of the Archdiocese of Denver Office of Catholic Schools, given special certiciates and received cash prizes for their work through a special grant from the Considine Foundation.
Please help us in honoring and praying for these outstanding educators, as well as ALL of the teachers in our schools! They teach in our schools out of a deep love of God and we so appreciate their work. 👏🙏 Congrats, Mrs. Sue!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Mrs. Sue is an amazing teacher and we're excited that our 2nd child will be with her next year! Congratulations.
We LOVED having Mrs. Sue for third grade! Anne talked of all of the fun ways Sue had to learn. Mrs. Sue is still Anne's favorite teacher of all time!
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What joy we have to be able to celebrate another EXCELLENT teacher in one of our 35 Catholic schools!
Meet Claudia Kapusinski, a middle school teacher at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Classical School North.
Only 13 teachers from across all of our 35 Catholic schools were honored with an "Excellence in Teaching History" or "Excellence in Planning History" award for showing excellence in planning or teaching our new archdiocesan history curriculum. These teachers were surprised by members of the Archdiocese of Denver Office of Catholic Schools, given special certiciates and received cash prizes for their work through a special grant from the Considine Foundation.
Please help us in honoring and praying for these outstanding educators, as well as ALL of the teachers in our schools! They teach in our schools out of a deep love of God and we so appreciate their work. 👏🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
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