St. John's Catholic School

Local author, Abby Meredith, visited our PreK2 through Third Grade students to read “Pickles and Her Ears”, the third book in her children’s book series, Abby’s Acres. Pickles the...

We are ready to begin a wonderful and whimsical week of Dr. Seuss fun!

Mr. Warner’s Science Class students tested pH’s of substances using pH strips and red cabbage water! The pinker the substance, the more acidic the substance. The greener the subs...

SJS Mrs. Burfeind’s Third Grade Class read Stone Soup by Marcia Brown. After the story, they made Stone Soup. Disclaimer: We did not actually put the stones in the soup. The childr...

SJS students were given a kiss in the Library today…a chocolate kiss! After listening to the story “Plant a Kiss”, a story about life, kindness and giving, a chocolate kiss was pl...

Students in Mr. Warner’s 6th grade science class learned about the water cycle last week, and this week are talking about simple machines. Students constructed an Archimedes screw ...

Congratulations for finding one of the Library’s Golden Tickets! Golden Tickets are secretly placed in books throughout the Library! Arantza found The Golden Ticket on her B...

Mr. Warner’s Seventh Grade Science students built a Periodic Table of Elements using paper plates, pom poms, and beads. It is on display in the Middle School hallway for everyone t...

Congratulations to the following St. John’s School students who were selected by the Elks Lodge #380 as winners for their submissions to the “What the Bill of Rights Means to Me”...

It’s time to start thinking about New Year’s Resolutions for 2024. Can’t think of any? Maybe this will help.

A silent night, a star above, a blessed gift of hope and love. May the Lord bless you on Christmas and always!

We are reminded to rejoice on this third Sunday of Advent. No matter the challenges or difficulties we face, we must be joyful. We know that God is faithful and is in control of al...

Happy Foundation Day! Sisters of Mercy around the world celebrate today, December 12, as Foundation Day of the Mercy Community. On that day in 1831, Catherine McAuley, Mary A...

On December 12, Catholics celebrate the 'Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe' to honor the Virgin Mary and her message of love and unity.

The Bible tells us "it is more blessed to give than to receive" (Acts 20:35). God calls us to share cheerfully and with a smile, even if it's hard to do. Our students experienc...

It’s a reminder that God places stars in our lives to guide us toward Him. Jesus is the Light of the World” (John 8:12). “He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but will h...

Welcome to the Advent season, a time of joyful anticipation and reflection as we prepare our hearts and minds for the coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Advent is a season of wait...

Natural selection and bird beaks, what if environmental conditions change? Can adaption take place? Who is going to survive in the Utensil Bird Flock otherwise known as SJS 8th ...

SJS Seventh Graders are studying Ancient Greece. Students had a great time creating their own Greek city-state called a Polis, which became the defining feature of Greek politica...

It is Hip to be Square in Mr. Warner’s Pre-Algebra class! Students created posters relating square numbers to square roots!