Join St. John parent, Ethan Stowell at Cortina Restaurant to raise funds for the School Endowment on Sunday, October 6. All proceeds from the dinner go to the St. John School Endowment, which supports the current needs of the school including programming and teacher salaries – we love our teachers! The event will feature hip … Continue Reading »
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Scrip Makes Summer More Fun
Going on a road trip? Scrip has you covered! Staying in a hotel? Scrip has you covered! Eating at restaurants? Scrip has you covered here, too! Need a new bathing suit? Scrip really “has you covered”! Get ready for summer with Scrip. Check out all the vendors available, make your list of what you need … Continue Reading »
Other Easy “Fundraisers”
You can earn additional funds for St. John School without doing much more than you would normally do. Some opportunities that can make a real impact: Boon Supply Boon Supply has a very nice selection of gift and personal items, including bags and accessories, tech and office, kitchen and home, food, travel, and much more. … Continue Reading »
CRS Rice Bowl
Encounter Christyan Christyan DhathCroos is from a farming village in Sri Lanka, but he spent half of his life in India. He and his family fled there during Sri Lanka’s civil war. He was only 14 years old when they left. When he returned to his homeland 16 years later, Christyan was 30, and the … Continue Reading »
CRS Rice Bowl
Reminder: Bring your Rice Bowls to school by Thursday, April 18 (Holy Thursday). Rice Bowls may be taken directly to the classroom. Encounter Annett Annet’s youngest sister calls her Mom—and for good reason. Since their parents’ deaths 4 years ago, 16-year-old Annet has been caring for her three siblings: Gladys, 6, Irene, 8 and Emmanuel, 10. … Continue Reading »
CRS – Rice Bowl, Where Does It Go?
Catholic Relief Services For young families living in the mountains of Guatemala, raising a baby can be hard. Most families grow corn and beans for a living, but a long-standing drought has caused harvests to shrink. There are few job opportunities, which means putting food on the table is a daily challenge. That’s why when … Continue Reading »
Scrip is Online For Your Ordering!
Scrip now may be ordered and paid for online! Access anytime through the school website – from the header menu click Giving > Scrip. Simply select what you want and pay with your credit card. Our most popular cards are prepopulated. Menu links for all other vendor cards available are listed Alphabetically and by Category. There is … Continue Reading »
St. John Receives School Partnership Grant
St. John School won a $27,415 School Partnership Grant from the Fulcrum Foundation. The grant will help to fund a new fire notification system in the main school building. Donations to fund this project are still being collected and can be made online here. If you prefer to give via another method, please contact Michele Thornquist … Continue Reading »
St. John Families Help the Homeless
Drive: October 30 – November 7 Event: November 13, 6:30-8:00pm, Egan Hall Sponsored by the Fourth Grade and St. John Parent Association The 4th Grade classes are sponsoring a supplies drive to build care kits for the homeless in our community. Please bring in one or many of the items listed below to support this … Continue Reading »
Box Tops for Education Turn In Deadline
The first submission of the 2018/2019 school year is fast approaching. Our submission must be posted by November 1, 2018! That’s one week from today! Please return all the Box Tops that you have clipped and saved to Mrs. Q in the school office. Our wonderful BTE Team will pick them up and get them … Continue Reading »