Principal’s Letter
We are now in the season of Lent, a time of reflection that represents the 40 days Jesus spent in the desert. While there, Jesus prayed to God his Father. He fasted, he resisted temptation, and he asked for strength to help
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Principal’s Letter
The Accreditation Team has left the building! The team members had warm praise for students, teachers, parents, and the community in general. Their Report of Findings will now be sent to the WCEA accreditation board for further review in
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Thank you to teachers, the Parent Association, parent volunteers, Chef Michael, the Kitchen Crew and the maintenance team for making Spirit Day 2023 simply spectacular! When students arrived at school on Friday, decked out in their purple and gold
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“God is first. My family and friends are second, and I am third,” Mayor Harrell told us as we gathered in the gym on Sunday, adding, “I share that with you to say that is the spirit that I see here at this great school with the great
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Thank you to parents/guardians who attended the State of the School on Tuesday, and those who are attending right now! You, in partnership with teachers, staff and administration, are an integral part of our continued success. A special thank you
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We are the living presence of Christ. For a century, St. John Parish and School have helped people encounter Jesus, who loves, comforts, forgives and challenges us to be our best selves. What a gift!
As you prepare to continue the legacy
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The time is always right to do what is right. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
A parent recently inquired, "My child keeps talking about Soaring Eagle awards; what are they?" When students are observed demonstrating the Schoolwide Learning
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Welcome back and Happy New Year!
Many of the children delighted me with stories of their adventures over Christmas. Faculty and staff thank you for your generous holiday gifts and wishes.
Tomorrow we will have a prayer service to celebrate
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It was such a festive week! From skiers and hockey players to snowflake headbands and elf ears, everyone is feeling jolly! The festive dress did not distract students from reflecting quietly in church during reconciliation. Fr. Crispin and Fr.
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A hearty congratulations to St. John alumnae, Class of 2015, Katie Watt and Peyton Neal, who helped Western Washington University win the 2022 DII women's soccer national championship. We are so proud of our Eagles!
Congratulations are also
