For families seeking alternatives to traditional public education in Denver, St. Elizabeth’s School offers a unique and enriching educational experience that goes beyond the conventional classroom. As an independent K-8 Episcopal school in the Park Hill neighborhood, St. Elizabeth’s prioritizes academic excellence, inclusive communities, and the holistic development of each student through a sliding- scale tuition model. The nurturing environment at St. Elizabeth’s School fosters social-emotional well-being, ensuring that every child feels valued and supported. St. Elizabeth’s School values curiosity, compassion, courage, and connection. They build a dynamic culture by weaving together people from all backgrounds, including economic status, race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, political affiliations, family composition, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Connection is fostered through a united investment in students, the school, and the work of creating a more equitable and just world. St. Elizabeth’s School embodies compassion, acting with grace, generosity, and humility. Every member is known, seen, accepted,
and belongs. Embracing curiosity fosters a culture of wonder and inquiry, encouraging learning from others’ perspectives and experiences. Courage is developed in students, enabling them to advocate for themselves and others, think critically, self-reflect, and make thoughtful decisions. St. Elizabeth’s School believes that a diverse and inclusive community enriches the learning experience for all. As an intentionally inclusive Episcopal school in Denver, St. Elizabeth’s is dedicated to creating an environment where all students feel welcome and respected. The school’s inclusive approach fosters a sense of belonging and encourages students to appreciate and celebrate differences. With opportunities like a social justice class, students engage with one another, learn different ways to express and advocate for themselves, and develop a deep understanding of different cultures and perspectives, preparing them to thrive in a global society. From the first classes that met at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in the Curtis Park
Photo: St. Elizabeth’s School.
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