Why we exist
Denver Catholic Schools
Mission Statement
Archdiocese of Denver Catholic Schools seek to be a sanctuary of education for young men and women, supporting parents in forming children in truth, as faithful and virtuous disciples of Jesus Christ who are fully alive and serve the common good.


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ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER
Catholic
schools
Transformative education the forms the whole person: mind, body, and soul
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 35 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.

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At a Glance
99-100%
OF OUR SENIORS
graduate high school
9000+
Students
students receiving Catholic education
30
Schools
1 Archdiocesan High School,
29 K-8 Schools
900+
Faculty & Staff
state-of-the-art classrooms and labs
Testimonials
What parents are saying about our schools
“We had other schools that were closer to us that would've been way more convenient. But we chose Catholic School because we absolutely love the administration, my son absolutely gushes about the current classes he's taken, his friends, the curriculum, and the subject matter and his teacher..”
Parent of an Enrolled Student
" I wouldn't want my kids to go anywhere else for school because this place aligns with my family values and I know I can trust the curriculum here."
Parent of an Enrolled Student
“Our kids started in public school and we always had a desire for Catholic school and we ended up switching because we just wanted that extra part of our faith and that environment for our children to have the Catholic faith be a part of their day to day. And that was something they desired as well.”
Parent of an Enrolled Student









