Principal, Bernadette O’Leary

Greetings to all new and returning families! We are fast approaching opening day. Welcome to the first NewsViews of the 2019-2020 school year. This is our weekly newsletter, your path to 'knowledge' about St. John School! You will receive it every

As you are reading this, I am beginning my vacation in Ireland, catching up on all the latest news with my siblings and their families. Here is some St. John news I wanted to share with you before I left. We are pleased to introduce the newest

Dear Families, This evening, the Class of 2016 will graduate from St. John School and commence their journey to high school. We send them forth with hope and faith that they will carry on the mission to use their knowledge, gifts, and experiences

This weekend, the fourth Sunday of the Easter liturgical season, we celebrate Good Shepherd Sunday. The Gospel reading tells us Jesus taught his followers about the caring shepherd who watches over his flock of sheep and lambs and that we must look

Jesus is risen, Alleluia! The liturgical season of Easter will continue for fifty days and it seems like the sun is celebrating with us! Let us rejoice! Spring is in the air and I have a fine view of the fresh growth out my new windows! St. John

We all look forward to welcoming students back on Monday, April 4! Bernadette O'Leary,

The liturgies of the next few days will take us through the last days Jesus spent spent on earth as man. At Holy Thursday Mass we will remember how he modeled servant leadership and instituted the Eucharist. On Friday we will pray the Stations of

Dear Families, We thank God that no one was seriously hurt in the explosion early Wednesday morning. We pray for all those involved in the businesses affected by the blast. Once again, we see the immediate response and kindheartedness of the

The Lion King, Jr., Stations of the Cross, Soup Supper, Mass, prayer, Rice Bowl, almsgiving, and learning are all happening at St. John as students, parents, teachers and parishioners share their gifts and talents with Jesus and with one another. 

Fr. Crispin delighted the primary students when he borrowed the jump rope and skipped with them at recess! I think his heart was light and gladdened after Mass with the fourth graders. They delighted him with their participation as they responded to