Catholic schools in Denver area (Charlotte, Raleigh: suburbs, relocate to, office)

[okaydorothy]

Hi there
We are looking to relocate to the Denver area for the 2007 school year. Our boys are now 6&7 and in Catholic school here on Long Island. Do you know if there is one nearby in Denver ; or are the public schools just as good if not better.

Thanks
dorothy

[lovesMountains]

Originally Posted by okaydorothy

Hi there
We are looking to relocate to the Denver area for the 2007 school year. Our boys are now 6&7 and in Catholic school here on Long Island. Do you know if there is one nearby in Denver ; or are the public schools just as good if not better.

Thanks
dorothy

The only Catholic schools in NC are in Charlotte, Raleigh, Asheville, Burlington and Winston Salem. We are still a minority here in the south - but growing

For more information look up the Mecklenburg Area Catholic Schools office - they could help you.

[CharlotteAgent]

There is a Catholic School in Huntersville about 15 mins up the road. Without traffic!

[lovesMountains]

Originally Posted by CharlotteAgent

There is a Catholic School in Huntersville about 15 mins up the road. Without traffic!

Oops, forgot about St. Mark's - it is only two years old (K-8) Thanks CharlotteAgent

[okaydorothy]

Thanks for the info. Huntersville sounds close enough. Do the children get bused or would I need to drive them?

Dorothy

oh ; anyone know the fee?

[CharlotteAgent]

http://www.stmarkcatholicschool.net/

I have a friend whose daughter goes there he drives here to school for what it is worth.

[T.S.]

Why was this moved from the Charlotte subforum to the North Carolina forum? Should suburban Charlotte posts not be posted in the Charlotte subforum? Denver isn't any father out than Concord and others "suburbs" that have posts remaining in the Charlotte subforum. As I have said multiple times in the past, this place has some of the most confusing posting rules ever.