Last Chance for Tickets!
Don't miss the Endowment Event next Friday, October 19.
TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW
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Help us recognize Mr. Tice at this special event while raising funds for the school endowment. As the school endowment has grown, annual
Bump It Up! Parent Volleyball Tournament
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BUMP, SET, SPIKE…or something close to it! This is our Annual FUNraiser Tournament to support St. John/St. Al Athletics! Moms, Dads, Grads & Teachers, grab some knee pads or not, and join the upcoming BUMP IT UP! Volleyball
Etcetera
Happy Birthday, Sean Laverty! Wishing you a wonderful day. Sean is a valued member of the St. John School and Parish team. Read more about him.
Summer Solutions - It's almost time to order! Watch next week for information on ordering
2016/2017 Annual Report
Parents should have received a hard copy of our 2016/2017 Annual Report earlier this month. Here's a digital version as well. Thank you to Matt Diefenbach and Turnstyle for creating this beautiful
Stanford Bound
St. John graduate, Madison Brunette, '14, recently signed a letter of intent for Stanford University. Madison will be on the gymnastics team and intends to study human biology. Madison will graduate from Seattle Prep in the
Save the Date!
St. John Parish will celebrate its 100th Anniversary this fall. Save the date for a special celebration the weekend of October 14th & 15th. Join the fun at the 2nd annual Oktoberfest party beginning at 6 pm. Tickets are $25 and include
Alumni News June 2017
Lots of news has been coming in about St. John graduates. If you have news about a St. John graduate, please send it to mthornquist@st-johnschool.org.
Bishop Blanchet freshman, Grace Corkum-Plaster '16, received honorable mention in
2015/16 Annual Report
The 2015/2016 School Annual Report is now available online here. School families will receive a printed copy after the
Alumni News
Jesse Franklin '13 signed his NCAA Letter of Intent to play baseball for the University of Michigan.
Kiera Rudden-Flanagan ’14 was accepted into the Museum of Flight’s Washington Aerospace Scholars program for high school juniors.
