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How To Apply & Register | Cómo Aplicar y RegistrarWelcome! Thank you for your interest in Annunciation Catholic School. If you are interested in applying, please fill out the Online Inquiry Form and contact the school office between the hours of 7:30-3:30pm, Monday-Friday. Our School Secretary would be more than happy to answer any questions and assist you in the registration process. We hope that you find a home here with us!
¡Bienvenido! Gracias por su interés en Annunciation Catholic School. Si está interesado en presentar una solicitud, complete el Formulario de consulta en línea y comuníquese con la oficina de la escuela entre las 7:30 y las 3:30 pm, de lunes a viernes. Nuestra secretaria de la escuela estaría más que feliz de responder cualquier pregunta y asistirlo en el proceso de registro. ¡Esperamos que encuentres un hogar aquí con nosotros! Registration Process & Timeline | Proceso de Registro y Línea de Tiempo
Registration Materials | Materiales de RegistroHere is a quick check-list of all of the important documents and materials that you will need to submit in order to complete your child(ren)’s registration and ensure their spot in their class next year.
Aquí hay una lista de verificación rápida de todos los documentos y materiales importantes que deberá presentar para completar el registro de su hijo (s) y garantizar su lugar en su clase el próximo año. Frequently Asked Questions | Preguntas frecuentes1. What is tuition?
As a Catholic school, tuition is part of our model, and all families must financially contribute to their child(ren)’s education – tuition is an investment in their future. However, we understand that every family has a unique financial situation, and for some, full tuition is simply out of reach. In order to apply for Financial Aid/Tuition Assistance, you must complete this application and return it with your most recent tax return (Form 1040). This information will be entered into a database reviewed by Seeds of Hope (the Archdiocese of Denver scholarship organization), and if your family qualifies, a tuition assistance amount will be calculated. If you have any questions or need any help at all completing this application, please don’t hesitate to contact Melissa Rodriguez in the Annunciation Parish Business Office (303-296-1024 ext. 19) for help. Full K-8 tuition for the 2024-25 school year is…
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. 2. Do we need to be Catholic to attend a Catholic school? Of course not. We value diverse faith backgrounds in our school community, and we also believe that the power of an excellent Catholic education should be available to anyone who desires it. 3. Is there a registration fee? Yes. The registration fee holds a spot for your child in a class (It is not an “application fee”). The registration fee is non-refundable and applies to all grade levels. The registration fee is $150.00 per new family ($100.00 for returning families), and is due with your registration packet. For returning families, if the fee is turned in after the due date, there is an additional $50 late fee. 4. What if I need Financial Aid, Tuition Assistance, Scholarships, or help with Fees? We appreciate the financial commitments and sacrifices made by families so that their children can receive a high-quality Catholic education. To make the cost more manageable for families, we offer tuition assistance for all students and families who are unable to pay full tuition, as well as families who are registered parishioners of Annunciation or another Catholic Parish. We will never turn a family away that truly wants a Catholic education because of the ability to pay. The Financial Aid / Tuition Assistance application is part of the Registration Packet, or you can apply online here. Click here to learn more on our “Financial Aid & Scholarships” Page. 5. What does it mean to be an “TfT” or “Teaching for Transformation” school? Being a TfT school means we are part of the TfT network of schools that embraces a deep hope to form good people, not just teach students. We strive to make learning real, engaging, and challenging for students. Click here to learn more about TfT. 6. What curriculum does Annunciation use? At Annunciation, we follows the curriculum provided of the Archdiocese of Denver Catholic Schools. Click here to visit our curriculum page! Our rigorous curriculum thoroughly covers English Language Arts (ELA), Mathematics (Up to Algebra I), Science, Social Studies, Religion, Art, Music, Technology, and Physical Education & Health, as well as a thorough early childhood curriculum. Through this curriculum, we are committed to providing engaging and challenging educational programs to all students which expand their minds, sharpen their intellects, build their characters, and nurture their souls. 7. Do students at Annunciation take Standardized Tests? Like all accredited schools, our students take nationally standardized tests once a year to hold us accountable to expectations for student growth and assist our school in improving instruction. However, unlike our counterparts in the public school system, we do place an emphasis on standardized testing preparation or results, but on celebrating student learning and growth. We believe testing data is one piece of evidence we can use to learn more student learning and growth, but it is not the only piece nor the most important piece of evidence. The data we use to monitor student progress is the Renaissance STAR 360 Assessment Suite (Grades K-8) which includes Fall, Winter, & Spring benchmark assessments in Math & English Language Arts. 8. Do I need to be a Registered Catholic and what does that mean? You do not need to be a Registered Catholic in order to attend Annunciation. But being a registered member of a Catholic parish qualifies you for a tuition discounts. According to Archdiocesan Guidelines, being a “Registered Catholic” means... A. Family must be registered with a parish for six months. B. Verifiably (through use of offertory envelopes or online giving contributes on a regular basis for the financial support of the parish. C. Family attends mass regularly and is involved in the activities, organization, or programs of the parish. 9. What is “Safe Environment Training,” and do I need it? Ensuring a safe environment for children and young people is a top priority, and it takes continuous effort. The Archdiocese pledges to continue its efforts and work toward identifying areas where we can be more effective. To ensure this safe school environment, all employees, parents, volunteers of the parish/school who are involved with children, youths, and vulnerable adults are required to attend a Safe Environment Training with the Archdiocese of Denver. If you need safe environment training, please see http://archden.org/child-protection/ for classes. |
