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Presentation of Our Lady Catholic School

Name: Presentation of Our Lady Catholic School
Address: 660 Julian Street, Denver, CO 80204-0802
County: Denver
Diocese:
Archdiocese of Denver
Phone Number:
303-629-6562
Fax: 303-573-3993
Email: info@presentationdenver.org
Web site:
www.presentationdenver.org
President: (Principal) Stephen L. Furches, BA, MREd
Type of school:
Parochial, Co-ed
Founded: 1924
Ages/Grades: Pre-school through 8 th grade
Setting:
Inner City
School Size: Enrollment 150 – Capacity 225
Classroom Size: 22
Student/Teacher ratio: 10:1
Tuition: $4600
Financial Aid: $300,000 based on demonstrated need – 1040 or equivalent
Curriculum: Archdiocese of Denver – (www.archden.org)
% of Graduating class to continue education: 100%
Support Services: Title I; school counseling program
Camp Programs: No
Afterschool Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities: 20 station lab; internet access in each classroom; wired and wireless
School Championships: Various city championship in Catholic School Activity League
School Clubs:
Yearbook. Math Club, Geography Club, Band, Choir, Boys Basketball
Parking Space/Availability: Adequate
Uniform Guidelines: Blue twill slacks; red or white polo shirt w/o logo; spirit clothing; uniform jumpers or skirts for younger girls; uniforms begin in kindergarten
Admissions Requirements: Pass English proficiency exam; adequate scores on Woodcock-Johnson. Generally must be within one year of grade level
Mission Statement: As a unified community of Jesus' followers, Presentation of Our Lady Catholic School exists to provide a caring, safe environment educating children for academic and personal success. (Undergoing rewriting)
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Expect great things, get great things. Expect little, get little
Set expectations in achievement and behavior high and students will strive to reach them

School History

Founded in 1924 in West Denver , then a largely Irish community. Has continued to serve community which is now largely Hispanic. Strong family tradition as neighborhood school

 

School Information
  • 95% Hispanic
  • 90% free and reduced lunch
    • both breakfast and lunch provided
  • significant financial aid available (must be applied for in early spring)
  • stable, caring, innovative faculty
  • Undergoing strategic planning for renewal of accreditation by Advanced Ed and planning for the next five years.
  • Students are respectful, kind, cooperative. No serious discipline troubles whatsoever. Parental support good to excellent.
  • Website undergoing final construction and awaiting Archdiocesan approval.
  • Preschool (3), prekindergarten (4) and kindergarten are full day program.
  • Solid, well-maintained physical plant
  • Strong Roman Catholic practices and teaching.