Forming Scholars. Shaping Disciples. Building Leaders.
A Catholic Education
That Shapes Hearts,
Minds and Futures
St. Clare offers families an exceptional liberal arts education where academic excellence, faith, and personal formation unite to help every child flourish. As the only school of its kind on the Western Slope, St. Clare provides rigorous classical learning with small classes, joyful student-teacher relationships, and a vibrant faith community. Through lived faith and intentional character development, every child is known, challenged, supported, and spiritually nourished. Families of all faiths and backgrounds are welcomed.
The Foundation Of A St. Clare Education
Classical Education Rooted In Catholic Tradition
St. Clare is dedicated to providing a well-rounded, rigorous classical education while fostering a strong foundation in faith. Students focus on quality literature, develop advanced writing skills, and master math skills through an award-winning mathematics curriculum.Â
Mission-Oriented and Unified Staff
St. Clare’s teachers provide an advanced faith-based education in collaboration with the Religious Sisters of Mercy. Our unified staff values a highly collaborative approach to education.
Individualized Attention and Competitive Academics
Our small class sizes permit individualized attention and allow us to accommodate students of all ability levels. Our community of learners challenge themselves and each other to reach their highest potential.
Comprehensive Faith-Formation
St. Clare students receive Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) and Theology courses under the guidance of the Religious Sisters of Mercy. We offer frequent access to the sacraments, including Mass twice a week. Students of all faiths and backgrounds are welcomed.
Inspiring Excellence.
Honoring Tradition.
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St. Clare Events & News
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Stepping Back in Time: Creating Scrolls Like the Essenes
Our second and third grade students recently stepped back in time as they explored the different Jewish groups that lived during the time of Jesus—such as the Pharisees, Sadducees, Zealots, and Essenes. To bring this history to life, the students pretended to be members of the Essene community and created their own scrolls, just as…
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St. Clare of Assisi Takes Top Honors in Spelling Competition
Congratulations to St. Clare of Assisi School’s 5th grader, Angel C., for securing 2nd place in the Eagle County Spelling Bee! Angel competed against the top 50 spellers from schools across the district, spanning grades 3 through 8. A huge round of applause for Angel, as well as for all of our St. Clare spellers, who…
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St. Clare Of Assisi Celebrates Academic Merit Honor Scholarship Recipient
Marek Labenski, Tenley Brasington and Paige Middleton all received scholarships to attend Vail Christian High School. Middleton received the inaugural Heart of an Artist scholarship, and Labenski and Brasington received the seventh annual Honors scholarships. Vail Christian High School/Courtesy Photo
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Back To School Night
We’re excited to welcome families to Back to School Night this Thursday, September 17, 2026. Come learn more about your child’s classroom, get to know their teachers, and hear about what’s in store for the school year. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with our teachers and get a glimpse into your child’s school…
Mercy Day
Join us as we celebrate Mercy Day this Thursday, September 24th, at 8:10 AM with a special school-wide assembly! Students in Kindergarten through 8th grade will share their Mercy Day projects and learn more about the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. We look forward to coming together as a school community to learn, serve,…
Picture Day!
Students will take their individual school picture on Monday, September 28th. Please come dressed in Mass uniform. On Tuesday, September 29th, students will take their class photos. Students may wear their regular school uniform, thank you!