Saint Joseph High School has repositioned itself to celebrate a future filled with a vibrant curriculum, an increasing enrollment, and additional resources to provide financial assistance for our families. As you review the elements of our planning document, please consider investing in our young women and men.
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On the St. Joseph High School website, fifth-year religion teacher James Johnson lists his greatest interests as “social justice, community building, interfaith dialogue, and integral education.” For each of these interests, Johnson proves daily that he is a man who walks the talk. “By joining the Catholic Church and
When a high school student begins to look forward to senior year, being able to vote is generally not at the top of the list of “must do” accomplishments. Even if it’s a year to elect a president, there’s a good chance that such a momentous event will weigh in behind graduation and prom.
“We All Fall Down” is this year’s One Book, One Saint Joes selection, and its theme is dealing with crises. The story follows members of families who were either victims of violence or who caused physical and psychological damage to others.
