School administration is considering the opening of Extended Day Care for a portion of the summer, following Washington State’s Phased Approach. This program will not be our normal summer camp but a daycare for the children of essential workers who have no other means of care. In compliance with state and licensing mandates, Summer Extended … Continue Reading »
Research shows that students tend to score lower on reading and math achievement tests at the end of summer than they did just before the summer break. This phenomenon is sometimes called the summer slide. To promote your child’s mind, body, and spirit, St. John teachers are offering an opportunity to continue making growth over … Continue Reading »
Thank you, Trisha Quigley, Cate Nedved, and a dedicated crew of volunteers for organizing Pizza Fundraisers! Not only did students get to enjoy pizza, but the proceeds collected impact the world around us by aiding: $2,675 to Amigos de Peru $2,675 to Kenya Orphanage $1,337.50 to Operation Rice Bowl $1,337.50 to Washington, DC Financial Aid … Continue Reading »
The First Day I gave you a little wink and smile As you entered my room today. For I know how hard it is to leave And know your child must stay. You’ve been with him for five years now And have been a loving guide, But now, alas, the time has come To leave … Continue Reading »
A New Chapter of Life We look at you and wonder, “Where have the years all gone?” What happened to our yesterdays? It hasn’t been that long… Since you were learning how to ride a bike And how to catch a ball. When did you get so confident? How did you grow so tall? We … Continue Reading »
The final supply drop-off/pick-up dates take place next week. This is a short drive-through opportunity for students and teachers to reconnect, for students to collect their report cards and any items from their desks/lockers, and for teachers to wish their wonderful students a safe and restful summer. Further details to be provided by your student’s … Continue Reading »
Research shows that students tend to score lower on reading and math achievement tests at the end of summer than they did just before summer break. This phenomenon is sometimes called the summer slide. To promote your child’s mind, body, and spirit, St. John teachers are offering an opportunity to continue making growth over the … Continue Reading »
It’s time to start planning for a hugely successful 2020-2021 school year! The Parent Association is calling all parents interested in being part of classroom leadership teams next year. Are you interested in being a Room Parent, PA Representative, Auction Liaison, or Hospitality Chair? Many of the roles require minimal time and can be done … Continue Reading »
Another round of public comments is now open for the 79th and Greenwood Construction project. The public comment period closes June 15, 2020 – make sure the city hears your voice! While the school is supportive of providing housing options for residents in our community, we are concerned about how this proposed 6-story, 72-unit apartment … Continue Reading »
Don’t forget to check out the first graders’ habitat projects! Learn interesting facts about many different animals, like sloths, seals, and sea otters! The first graders worked so hard on their projects and are excited to share them with you! Mrs. Costa’s First Graders and their Habitats: https://grade1.st-johnschool.org/ Mrs. Jessup’s First Graders and there Habitats: https://grade1b.st-johnschool.org/ Continue … Continue Reading »
