Annunciation Catholic School operates a K-8 educational program in Minneapolis, integrating Catholic teachings with core academic instruction and community service initiatives. The institution maintains accreditation through the Minnesota Nonpublic School Accrediting Association and follows curriculum standards set by the Archdiocese of Minneapolis. Students participate in daily religious education classes alongside standard subjects including mathematics, language arts, science, and social studies. The school campus connects directly to the historic Church of the Annunciation, which opened its doors in 1873 and features original architectural elements from the nineteenth century. Visitors can explore the church's heritage through scheduled docent tours highlighting the sanctuary, bell tower, and stained glass windows. The facility hosts regular masses for the student body and serves as an extension of classroom religious instruction. Annunciation's academic programming spans early childhood education through middle school, with dedicated spaces for preschool, elementary, and junior high divisions. The school maintains specialized learning environments including a science laboratory, technology center, and media resource room. Faculty members hold Minnesota teaching licenses and religious education certification through the archdiocese.