Saint John the Evangelist Catholic School is located in Northern Colorado and serves the Loveland, Fort Collins and Greeley communities. We strive to teach the whole person by maintaining high academic standards as well as guiding the student's spiritual walk of faith. We are a Catholic school that works at maintaining a Christian environment where students feel the warmth and love of the Lord throughout their day. John the Evangelist offers Kindergarten through 8th Grade and has Preschool and Junior Kindergarten Programs. Education
• Parents choose Catholic schools for their children because of high academic standards; values-added education and a safe school environment
• Catholic Schools stress the value of self-discipline and commitment.
• Catholic Schools encourage family input and involvement in the ongoing education of their children. Research shows that such a partnership results in higher attendance rates and lower dropout rates.
• Catholic School students score significantly above the national averages on standardized testing.
• Research shows that because of a greater emphasis on homework and study, Catholic School students develop more effective writing skills.
• Catholic School faculty members are qualified professionals committed to bringing out the best in their students as they grow in knowledge, skills, and values.
• Faculty and staff are role models who share their faith, their talents, and their time.
• The Catholic School curriculum meets state regulations and guidelines.
• Association and accrediting agencies help provide programs and instruments for internal and external evaluations on an ongoing basis
• Catholic Schools encourage each student to accept the challenges of being a better person in tomorrow's world.
• The emphasis is on participation by all students.
• Standardized test scores and a high college acceptance rate reflect that the Catholic School students are self-disciplined, self-motivated, responsible, and creative.
• Appropriate social and cultural activities, under school sponsorship, provide relaxation and creative outlets.
• Catholic Schools represent affordable excellence; there is an emphasis on efficiency and accountability.
• Tuition cost is often supplemented by the parish, so the Catholic community shares the cost of education.
• In addition to a strong program in the "basics," as well as challenging programs for gifted students, Catholic Schools add the significant "plus" of religious, moral, and spiritual development. Faith and Values
• Catholic Schools help students understand that each person is unique and valuable.
• Catholic Schools strive to create a special bond among the students, the home, the school, and the church, so that all share the strong sense of community.
• In Catholic Schools there is a mutual respect among students, faculty, and administrators which generates an atmosphere of care and concern.
• Catholic Schools join with the family to help students understand their special place in the family, the Church, and society.
• Students explore their faith through classes and activities in Scripture, Sacraments, Church, and morality.
• While not all students who come to Catholic Schools are Catholic, all share experiences of faith and values.
• Assurance Statement of compliance with the purposes of Title IX Education Act
Consistent with applicable exemptions and non-discrimination statements from the Office of Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, the Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop, and at the direction of the Superintendent, attest that none of the Catholic schools discriminates on the basis of s*x in its admission policies, its treatment of students, or its employment practices.
• Notice of Student Non-Discrimination Policy
Consistent with applicable exemptions and non-discrimination statements from the Office of Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, the Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop, and at the direction of the Superintendent, state that all of their Catholic schools admit students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the schools. Furthermore, Archdiocesan Schools admit disabled students in accordance with the policy on Admissions in the Archdiocese of Denver Catholic Schools Administrator’s Manual. These schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, age, disability, color, and national or ethnic origin in the administration of their educational policies, employment practices, scholarship and loan programs, athletic or other school-administered programs.
