We are honored to partner with you in nurturing your child’s educational journey. Our mission is to provide an exceptional education in both English and Spanish, cultivating the next generation of community leaders. Additionally, we believe that a strong collaboration between parents and the school community is essential for student success. Together, we can foster a supportive environment where your child will thrive academically, spiritually, and socially.
If you have any questions that are not answered on this page, please call the office at 303-964-8456.
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Please download and read the 2024-2025 Parent/Student Handbook, also known as El Librito.
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If you need help accessing or making payments, please contact Sandra_Garcia@escuelaguadalupe.org.
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Register Your Student to Play
Escuela de Guadalupe participates in the Catholic Schools Athletic League (CSAL). To register your student for a sport, please visit the CSAL website at: https://csaldenver.org/
Parents, We Need Your Help!
Would you like to help coach one of our teams? Please contact Lobos Athletic Director Martha Tienda at martha_tienda@escuelaguadalupe.org.
We’d like to take a moment to share some of the many ways that everyone at your school works everyday to keep your children safe. We believe we are on the forefront of school security measures, not only in our ability to respond to threats, but also in our ability to prevent them. Here are just a few of the trainings, relationships and efforts that we undertake regularly to ensure safety at Escuela de Guadalupe.
If you have any questions that are not answered on this page, please call the office at 303-964-8456.
We have a strong relationship with officers in the Denver Police Department, and particularly in our district, District 1. In the instances when we have called upon Denver PD for support, they have been responsive and prompt. Further, we are confident that when they hear of credible threats that affect our school, they will contact us immediately. We also have regular contact with the Denver Police Department’s School Violence Unit. This is a partnership that we foster through regular communication, and we are grateful for their ongoing support.
Unlike many other schools, we receive regular training in the Federal Incident Command System (ICS) and we have an identified Incident Command Team. The ICS is a standardized approach to incident management that can be used for emergencies, as well as for planned events. By utilizing this system, we ensure a coordinated response throughout our school, and with various jurisdictions and agencies, such as police and fire departments. Those who serve on the Incident Command Team take annual trainings and must pass Federal exams.
The mission of the Colorado School Safety Resource Center (CSSRC) is to assist educators, emergency responders, community organizations, school mental health professionals, parents and students to create safe, positive and successful school environments. Designated Escuela staff members take courses from the CSSRC on a regular basis to supplement our other trainings.
We are so committed to safety that, for the past several years, we have contracted with an outside Safety Consultant who regularly trains our staff and audits our facilities and procedures. With his guidance, we hold a monthly safety review and discuss any safety concerns, from carpool procedures to threat management.
At the beginning of each year, we conduct a dedicated Safety Week in which we practice a different drill each day and teachers guide age-appropriate conversations about what to do in each scenario. These include lockdowns, lockouts, shelter-in-place, and more. These discussions are designed to ensure students are informed and feel secure, without creating unnecessary fear. In addition to Safety Week, we conduct two drills each month throughout the school year. After every drill, our safety team holds a debrief to assess what went well and what can be improved.
Any school safety consultant will tell you that the number one way to prevent school violence is to foster a safe, positive school culture. This not only means that we must empower students, families, and staff to recognize and report any unsafe activities, but also that we create an environment where everyone feels safe and welcome. Through our Valores program, school counseling services, and our faith, we foster an environment that rewards Respect, Responsibility and Kindness. But a positive culture is everyone’s responsibility. We have your children at school for 8 hours a day and it is our duty to prepare them academically, socially and spiritually. You, their parents, are our number-one partner in this endeavor. It is imperative that the values we nurture during the school day are also nurtured at home.
