Through active learning strategies that promote decision making skills, problem solving techniques, and critical and creative thinking, students at St. John are encouraged to discover and develop their many talents.
Our core curriculum meets and exceeds the standards of other private and public schools. Students at St. John School are taught religion, communication arts (reading, writing, Spanish, etc.), mathematics, science, social studies, fine arts, and physical education.
Students receive instruction in higher-level problem solving, community living, and daily life. Small class sizes give students the opportunity to attain a sense of accomplishment and self-worth in a safe, caring environment.
St. John School is distinguished by dedicated and talented faculty with a clear vision of their responsibilities; 70% hold advanced degrees in teaching.
Graduates of St. John School are ...
Christ Centered Students who
- engage in the liturgical life of the Church
- demonstrate knowledge of scripture, Church history, teachings, and traditions
- apply Gospel values in daily life
- demonstrate compassion, acceptance, and respect for others and for all of creation
- make decisions based on Catholic moral and ethical teachings
- develop a relationship with God
Responsible Citizens who
- recognize and appreciate diversity
- work cooperatively
- demonstrate global awareness
- serve a larger community
- work for peace and justice
Life Long Learners who
- meet or exceed curriculum standards
- apply organizational and study skills
- think critically, creatively, and independently
- engage in a variety of learning modalities
- communicate through the arts
Effective Communicators who
- speak, read, and write with proficiency
- listen actively and critically
- use technology to construct knowledge and develop innovative products
- develop and use conflict resolution skills
Empowered Individuals who
- affirm a positive image in themselves and others
- are emotionally aware, self-disciplined, and committed to a healthy lifestyle
- embrace leadership roles in the Church and society