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St. John School New Student Welcome Event

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On Friday, June 13th, St. John School will be hosting our annual Welcome New Students and Families get together. The get together starts at 6:00 pm and will be hosted in St. John School’s Cafeteria at 9 Moon Street. Pizza, ice cream and entertainment will be provided. We look forward to meeting and welcoming all of our new students and families!

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St. John School Benefit Dinner at Bricco on January 14th

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St. John School Benefit Dinner Sponsored by DePasquale Ventures Bricco 241 Hanover Street, North End, Boston January 14, 2014 – 6:00 p.m. $200 / Donation per person Celebrate the New Year with a fun night, full of amazing food and wine next Tuesday at Bricco! Award winning restauranteur, Frank DePasquale  has personally selected a five Read More…
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St. John School History Slam with Suffolk University Professor Bob Allison

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St. John School’s 2nd through 5th Grade students once again enjoyed a very captivating history slam lesson yesterday from Suffolk University History Professor Bob Allison and Archer O’Reilly. The duo came to the school dressed in their period clothing from the Revolutionary War. Professor Allison was John Rowe, a Boston merchant, and Archer O’Reilly was Read More…