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Presentation of Our Lady Catholic School
Basic Information
Address: 660 Julian Street, Denver, CO 80204-0802
County: Denver
Phone Number: 303-629-6562
Fax Number: 303-573-3993
Email: info@presentationdenver.org
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Additional Information
President: (Principal) Stephen L. Furches, BA, MREd
School Type: Parochial, Co-ed
Founded: 1924
Ages/Grades: Pre-school through 8 th grade
Diocese: Archdiocese of Denver
School Setting:
Inner City
School Size: Enrollment 150 – Capacity 225
Classroom Size: 22
Student/Teacher Ratio: 10/1
Tuition:
$4600
Curriculum:
Archdiocese of Denver – (www.archden.org)
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services:
Title I; school counseling program
Camp Programs: No
After School 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 Spaces/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
Notes/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.