St. Elizabeth's

St. Elizabeth’s opened with one kindergarten class in September 2007 on twenty acres of beautiful property owned and governed by the George W. Clayton Foundation, site of the original orphanage for boys, well known throughout Denver as the Clayton College.

St. Elizabeth’s School serves many of Denver’s urban communities, which includes families from a wide range of social, racial, ethnic and economic backgrounds. The school is be centrally located to draw from the Curtis, Five Points, Capital Hill, Cheeseman Park, Clayton, Congress Park, all of Park Hill and City Park neighborhoods, Stapleton and all of Denver’s northeast neighborhoods.

What will St. Elizabeth’s School contribute to the Denver community?

“A wonderful educational resource ... a place where children of all cultures and religions can come for superior education ... a sense of grace, essentially a haven for children in a caring and wholesome environment.”
---Betty Luce, Board of Trustees and Denver Realtor

“St. Elizabeth’s will provide excellent education and will be a place for children to enjoy learning and develop the skills to become good and contributing citizens.”
---Jo Anna Goddard, Board of Trustees and Attorney at Law

“A safe, healthy and spiritual environment in which students are able to gain confidence in themselves.”
---Ann Jesse, Board of Trustees and Nonprofit Executive

“A bold and inclusive approach to urban, independent school education ... eloquently enhanced through music and the arts.”
---Walter T. McCoy, Founding Head of School