Serving Grades PreK-8
St. John School is a welcoming Catholic community, committed to celebrating diversity and inspiring moral development, academic excellence, and the courage to act for the common good.
We believe in our mission.
St. John Catholic School is a strong, vibrant and inclusive community. We value Catholic moral teachings, embrace diversity and inspire academic excellence. We focus on educating the whole child, encouraging students to achieve, persevere, and serve others. We do this in partnership with parents/guardians and St. John the Evangelist Parish.
we believe in Inspiring Minds & Shaping Futures.
St. John School is a fully accredited PreK-Grade 8 school with over 530 students. Our students are Active Learners who exceed National and Archdiocesan academic standards and Christ-centered People motivated to act for the common good. Our graduates represent St. John School at Catholic, private and public high schools across the city. Students who desire a Catholic high school experience are accepted at a 99% success rate.
We believe in welcoming all families.
A defining characteristic of St. John School is our commitment to making Catholic education accessible to all who value it. Our Fair Share program provides assistance to families with financial need and creates a socio-diverse student body. Not only a tuition model, Fair Share calls upon each community member to give through volunteerism, fundraising and active participation in school endeavors.
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❤️Thank you, St. John Community!
Students and community members dropped off canned foods this morning for our Blessing of the Backpack Food Drive event! A special thank you to Fr. Parrish for blessing our students, the backpacks, and the donated food.
🙏There’s still time to help us support those in need. This Sunday, we will also be collecting food donations at the 10:30 AM Mass. All donations will go to support the BTK-8 (Broadview Thomson K-8) & St. Vincent de Paul food pantries.
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🏅 Let’s get ready to jog! Run! Walk!
👟 This year marks the 12th Annual St. John Jog-a-thon - do you recognize and little joggers in these throwback photos?
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Run fast!!
🥳Free Dress Day Tomorrow!
Celebrate our students’ hard work through the Summer Learning Incentive programs. Check out the updated non-uniform dress policy on our website.
🙏Tomorrow, join us for the Blessing of the Backpacks and stay for the first PA meeting in Egan Hall.
🏃♂️🏃♀️🏃Don’t forget, the Jog-A-Thon is in full swing! Help us reach our $100,000 goal! Thank you silver medal sponsor, Valley & Company Events! Every step and every dollar fuels our operating budget, directly benefiting the students and enriching their St. John experience. 💜💛
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Jog-a-thon News - mailchi.mp/st-johnschool.org/jogathon-fundraising-2625844
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🎉 We’re off to a fast start! 🎉
Our Goal: $100,000 🙌
If you haven’t made your donation yet, now’s the time to help us reach the finish line! It takes team work! 🏃♀️🏃♂️
The St. John School Jog-a-thon, presented by The Saki Group, will take place on Friday, September 20.
Let’s GO for Gold Medal Giving! 🏅
👉 Donate here: app.99pledges.com/fund/stjohnjogathon2024
✨ A massive thank you to The Saki Group and Springfree Trampoline for sponsoring this year’s event! We’d also like to thank silver medal sponsor, Barnhart Crane & Rigging! Every step and every dollar fuels our operating budget, directly benefiting the students and enriching their St. John experience. 💜💛
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