Our Neighborhood
St. Anne’s has proudly served students and families on this campus since 1950. As such, life in this area includes the daily rhythms of a vibrant school community. We know that our activities affect nearby residents during the school year, and this page is meant to keep you informed and up to date. Thank you for choosing to be part of a neighborhood with a school at its heart. We look forward to continuing open communication as good neighbors.
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For the security of our students and community, we do not share a public calendar of events and school days. To receive regular updates regarding school events and traffic management initiatives that affect our neighborhood, please subscribe to our community email list. You can register by sending your full name, residential address, and email address to communications@st-annes.org. We welcome any questions or concerns you may have; please direct all correspondence to the same email address, and a member of our team will respond promptly.
Currently in the works:
- August - September 2025 - reviewed carline policies with all current families
- August 2025 - Annual re-distribution of families across both gates
- August - Introduced all new families to our carline procedures, Dos and Don'ts
- August - Confirmed full schedule of off-duty officers to assist with intersections
- August 2025 - Added a second set of "Idle Free Zone" signs for Amherst and Gaylord
- March 2025 - "Idle Free Zone" signage is up along our pick-up and drop-off streets.
- All staff working carline are required to wear safety vests for visibility.
- St. Anne's is in communication regularly with the Police Department, our Councilman, and our local Neighborhood Association to maintain open, effective, and cordial communications with all stakeholders.
- All parents of St. Anne's students receive carline protocol, which includes the logistics of picking up and dropping off their children, etiquette expectations, and ways they can positively impact emissions output, traffic, and pedestrian safety while in carline.
- As of December 2024, St. Anne's reallocated 15 families' pickup location from the West Gate to the South Gate to more evenly distribute the number of cars affecting both roadways.
- St. Anne's, the Neighborhood Association, the Denver Police Department, and our Councilman's office recently attended a mediated session to work on best practices for the carline process, and all parties have agreed to keep working on managing the ongoing process and relationships.