Notre Dame Catholic School teaches children preschool through eighth grade according to the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church. It exists to Teach Minds by setting high academic and moral standards and by striving to develop the talents of every student to the fullest. Following the example of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the Notre Dame community of teachers, students and parents Touch Hearts with respect, love and kindness.

An Invitation

The Archdiocese of Denver's Catholic Schools give parents confidence that their investment in a Catholic School education will support their child's complete development and personal success. A rigorous, time-tested curriculum taught by committed faculty in a faith-based nurturing environment results in measurably accomplished academic achievement.  Catholic teachings, faith and traditions are integral to a curriculum that reinforces what is taught at home, including virtues of discipline, respect and responsibility. These will provide guidance and inspiration as a child navigates life's challenges.

Notre Dame School was founded in 1966 to serve the Catholic families in southwest Denver. It continues to provide an environment conducive to learning in both the moral and academic spheres. Faculty, parents, and students are committed to the task to grow in age and wisdom and grace - as Jesus did.

The excitement of being part of developing the leadership for the church and nation in the 21st century, the contentment of living and growing in a community dedicated to doing God's work, the opportunity for discernment in appreciating the beauty of sound and color in God's world - these are the reasons we travel together in our journey in faith . . . the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.

These are the reasons for our commitment, the reasons for our school.