The Shrine of St. Anne's kindergarten program is designed to instill a love for learning in all students while building a strong foundation for continued school success. Our kindergarten program is full day and our goal is to provide students with a year of challenging and fun-filled learning experiences that will enhance the total development of the child spiritually, socially, intellectually, and physically. A typical day engages students in religion, language arts (reading, writing, listening), math, science, and social studies. Students visit specialists in music, physical education, art, Spanish, and technology. Throughout the year, our kindergarten students have opportunities to attend all-school liturgies and prayer services, to be involved in school-wide service projects, and experience out-of-school field trips. According to Archdiocesan Policy, incoming kindergarteners must be 5 years old by October 1st.​

Beginning in kindergarten, our students follow a core academic program that includes religion, language arts, mathematics,  social studies, and science.  Also beginning in kindergarten, students attend "specials" which include music, art, Spanish, technology, and physical education. Students in grade K-3 have a homeroom teacher which teaches them their core education classes in their homeroom.  Students rotate to their "specials" classrooms where they are taught by each of their "specials" teachers. Beginning in grade 4, students will switch one core class (typically science/social studies) with grade 5 to begin to learn the process of a rotating class schedule. Their remaining core classes are taught by their homeroom teacher and they will rotate to their "specials" classroom to be taught by their "specials teachers". Kindergarten-2nd grade students have a morning recess and a lunchtime recess. Students in grade 3-5 have a lunchtime recess. Students in grades K-5 are exposed to technology aided learning through use of technology class, supervised use of Chromebooks in classes, Google Classroom assignments (beginning in 3rd grade) and the use of reading and math based programs such as Lexia, Power-Up, and Prodigy.

Students in grades 6-8 follow a rotating class schedule. Middle School students begin their day in their homeroom class for attendance and morning prayer.  They then rotate through their daily core classes: theology, mathematics, history, language arts, history, and science.  Grades 6-8 rotate through their "specials" classes: art, Spanish, technology. and physical education. ​ Middle School students have a lunchtime recess.

Our school is proud to offer special education services to students in need. We staff both a special education teacher as well as a reading interventionist.  We also proudly work with and accommodate occupational and speech therapists to attend classes with students, as needed.

Grades K-5: music/theater, art, technology, Spanish, and physical education Grades 6-8: art, technology, Spanish, physical education, and music history/theater (elective)

We are firm believers that there is a lot of value in learning outside the classroom. Our school offers field trips for academic, spiritual, and social benefit.  Examples of our academic and spiritual field trips include: Young AmeriTowne, JPII Outdoor Lab, Majestic View Nature Center, the Molly Brown House Museum, Kidspace, Golden History Park, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, the Arvada Center, the Butterfly Pavillion, the Denver Zoo, IGNITE Your Faith, Mother Cabrini Shrine, Camp IdRaHaJe, and the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.