Loyola Grade School is a Catholic school, all denominations are welcome.
The faculty and students of Archdiocesan schools participate in daily religious exercises and regularly scheduled liturgies.
No student will be exempted from participation in religious observances which are deemed part of the school program.
Loyola's formal religion classes are a mainstay of the school curriculum.
Both Catholic children and non-Catholic children are instructed in the same manner during classes.
These yearlong classes are structured according to the Liturgical year.
Catholic identity is evident through the strong religious education classes and the strong commitment to Christian value systems at the School.
The Archdiocese of Denver's Catholic Schools give parents confidence that their investment in a Catholic Schools' education will support their child's complete development and personal success.
A rigorous, time-tested curriculum taught by committed faculty in a faith-based and 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.
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