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18 JANUARY 28-FEBRUARY 10, 2017 | DENVER CATHOLIC One thing's certain, students here will always learn to spread their wings. Open House & Campus Tours Wednesday, February 1 – 9:00AM – 2:00PM 303.770.0441 www.stmcatholic.org 7071 East Otero Avenue † Centennial, CO 80112 Preschool † Elementary † Middle School St. Thomas More Catholic School A Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Over 1,730 service hours volunteered by middle schoolers last year 12 Presidential Award Recipients in 2016 ACRE top school 3 out of 4 years Academic Decathalon and Speech Teams rank #1 consistently Private Tours also available. Please call for reservations. Saints Peter & Paul Catholic School? COME TO OUR… SPRING OPEN HOUSE!!! Sunday, January 29, 2017 10:00a.m. – 1:00p.m. 3920 Pierce Street, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 www.sppscatholic.com Tuesday, January 31, 2017 8:30a.m. – 2:00p.m. Please RSVP: (303) 424-0402 Preschool to 8th Grades • Rigorous academics emphasizing truth, goodness, & beauty. • Nurturing a family-like environment. • Authentic Catholic faith formation imbued with Carmelite spirit. • Financial Aid & Scholarships available. • Centrally located, 6 miles from downtown Denver. BY AARON LAMBERT A fter conducting national searches, two of Denver's Cath- olic schools have announced the appointment of new presidents. Paul Dull will become Escuela de Guadalupe's new president eŠ ective Feb. 1, whileªBill Barrett will serve as the new president of St. Mary's Academy beginning July 1. Barrett will replace interim president Vicki Schwartz, who will continue to serve as president of St. Mary's Academyªthrough June. "It is with a heartfelt sense of humil- ity and gratitude that I accept the posi- tion of president of St. Mary's Acad- emy," Barrett said in a press release. "For more than 150 years, St. Mary's Academy has prepared children to serve, lead and succeed, and my family and I are honored and proud to be a part of the St. Mary's Academy community." St. Mary's Academy was founded in the 1860s by three Sisters of Loretto from Santa Fe, N.M., and are committed to educating their students in the traditions of the Loretto sisters, educating "others as well as ourselves to truly, beauty and the ways of peace, in the spirit of Jesus." "We feel very excited and blessed as we prepare to have Paul Dull join his life and work with our school's legacy of excellence," wrote Escuela de Guadalupe board chairman Lindsay Filsinger of the appointment of Dull as the school's new president. Escuela de Guadalupe opened in Sept. 1999 and according to its web- site, "focuses on providing a quality dual-language education, rooted in Catholic values." New presidents for two of Denver's Catholic schools Paul Dull Bill Barrett