Next week, the middle school students will travel in many directions on their field trips. The eighth grade leaves for their tour of Washington, D.C., Mount Vernon and Charlottesville, on Sunday evening. The Seventh grade will tour the other Washington, our very own state. They will visit the State Capitol, Yakima, Spokane, Grand Coulee Dam, … Continue Reading »
Principal’s Letter
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May
We welcomed May with a beautiful Rosary led by the fourth graders. The altar surrounding Mary was a delightful symbol, not only of our devotion to her, but also of the power of our community. As each child brought up flowers, the vases were filled and the statue of Mary was soon surrounded by their … Continue Reading »
What a Night! Thank You!
Thank you, St. John community. The Auction Team would like to thank everyone who contributed to this past Auction week! We want to thank everyone making the past week a memorable one – whether you attended the Live Auction itself, the Online Auction or as one of the many volunteers! We want to thank you … Continue Reading »
Denim and Diamond Time!
The Auction team has spent months planning and organizing and they are still busy making sure that we not only have a fine time tomorrow evening but that we raise oodles of dollars for St. John! Let’s support them, their hard work, and the school. You may even stop reading now and bid online! Remember, … Continue Reading »
St. John teachers rock!
We received very exciting news this week! I am proud to announce the selection of Sarah Gudaitis, Kristine Kelley, and Sven Tice as Fellows in the 2018 cohort of the Trustey Family STEM Teaching Fellows. Our teachers represent one of 10 schools in the program’s fourth cohort and will join over 90 teachers from the program’s … Continue Reading »
Easter Blessings
We are entering the Triduum, the summit of the Liturgical year. Although it covers three days from the evening of Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday, the Triduum liturgically marks one day, unfolding for us the Paschal Mystery – the death and resurrection of our Saviour. The Triduum also marks the end of our Lenten journey, … Continue Reading »
From the Principal
Exciting faculty news! Katie Flanigan Bugge (Co-Director, XDC) recently went to Rome with her family, including her baby son, Roman Bugge and sister-in-law Sarah Brito-Bugge, grades 1/3 Teaching Assistant. They had a private audience with Pope Francis during which he blessed baby Roman. Many of you have heard by now that on St. Patrick’s Day, … Continue Reading »
Principal’s Letter
Yesterday at 10am, two seventh grade students, Lucy B. and Maddie A. led a moving prayer service for the victims of the shooting in Florida. Fifth graders and middle school students were invited and about 150 people attended. Parish staff and faculty members who didn’t have students at the time came and prayed. We continue … Continue Reading »
Opening Night!
It’s Opening Night for the Middle School Musical, and the excitement is tangible! This afternoon, the students attended the dress rehearsal for Once Upon A Mattress. We are so grateful to Katie Franklin. Each year, I am amazed at how the cast and crew blossom under her direction. I am also very grateful to her … Continue Reading »
From the Principal’s Desk
Come out this evening to hear Julie Metzger speak on promoting communication with your teens, preteens, and families. I have heard Julie speak on many occasions and not only is she extremely insightful and knowledgeable, but she shares her wisdom in a delightful, humorous manner. You will enjoy the evening. We are very fortunate that … Continue Reading »