Academics
One coherent education of the whole person: theology at the center, the liberal arts as pathways, and mastery without ceilings.
St. Anthony of Padua offers a classical Catholic liberal arts curriculum. Learning occurs in multi-age forms, each typically including a spread of two to three grade levels, and each operating as a learning community across all areas of study.
The curriculum builds one coherent education of the whole person. It combines historically grounded content, theology and catechesis as the key to unity, and the fine arts, language, mathematics, history, nature studies, and physical education as disciplined pathways to the cultivation of what is most human.
Our programs
Ages 3–4
Preschool
A gentle, joyful beginning for three- and four-year-olds.
K–5
Elementary School
The multi-age forms, kindergarten through fifth grade.
2027–28
Middle School
Opening in 2027–2028 — be first in line for information.
All forms
Fine Arts & Gymnasium
Art, music, and Iliad Athletics complete the whole person.
The programs that shape our academic life
Our programs
Theology & Catechesis
Into the Deep Catechesis · Christian Anthropology · Ruah Woods TOB
Reading
IMSE Orton-Gillingham Plus
English
CiRCE The Tapestry
Latin
University of Dallas Latin Through Stories
Writing
Scriptorium Writing
Mathematics
The Number Lab
History
St. Patrick Curriculum — Salvation History
Nature Studies
FOSS Next Generation Science
Art
Archdiocese of Denver Art Curriculum
Music
Archdiocese of Denver Music Curriculum
Gym
Iliad Athletics
Discover SAP for your child
Visit the forms, meet the teachers, and see the curriculum come alive.