St. John School is hosting an Open House on Wednesday, February 1st from 9:00-11:00 am. We are accepting registrations for the 2017/2018 school year for Grades K3-8. From a foundation of values and knowledge, our K3-8th grade learners soar. By blending compassion with curiosity, St. John School sets the stage for dynamic discovery. Students learn the Read More…
St. John School celebrated our third annual family skate night at Steriti Rink last Friday. The skating party was a huge success with a turnout of over 250 family members, as well as our teachers and administrators. During the event, our SJS Girl Scouts held their first cookie booth sale of the year. The girls Read More…
St. John School 8th graders, John Paul Anderson, Michael Buttiri, Teddy Pasto, Nicholas Seaver and Nicholas Williams, received the sacrament of Confirmation this past weekend. These five young men have all been together at St. John School since they were in the first grade. The Confirmation services were held St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church in Read More…
St. John School’s 2nd Annual Wine Dinner held at Lucca Restaurant in Boston’s North End St. John School held its 2nd Annual Wine Dinner at Lucca Restaurant in the Wine Room on Tuesday, November 1st. Restaurant owner, Sean Williams hosted the dinner and Jeff Cirace of V. Cirace & Son Liquors donated the wines. It Read More…
Our St. John School 5th Graders went on a field trip to City Hall where they visited the City Hall Council Chambers. They met with City Councilor Sal LaMattina, who explained the duties of the City Council, talked about the upcoming election, the city charter, the city ordinances and the legislative branch of the city government. The students Read More…
Holy Halloween costumes Batman! It’s that time of year again when ghosts and goblins appear to take over the North End and that is exactly what happened at the United States Coast Guard Base last Friday when the Coast Guard personnel hosted our St. John School students. They invited all the minions, superheroes, princesses and Read More…
Our 5th graders were invited to the Converse Headquarters in Boston to learn about the design of their sneakers, the history of Converse, how you can custom create your own sneakers, what it’s like to work in the company retail store, how they use technology and innovation in their product designs, how the supply chain Read More…
In an ongoing effort to provide the best technology resources available to its students, the North End’s St. John School has unveiled its $65,000 state-of-the-art computer lab. The lab features 18 brand new student desktops, a teacher computer and an Aquos 80″ interactive touch screen display board. The lab has been designed in three pods Read More…
St. John School is hosting our first Open House on Wednesday, October 19th at 9:00 am. We are accepting registrations for the 2017/2018 school year for Grades K3-8. From a foundation of values and knowledge, our K3-8th grade learners soar. By blending compassion with curiosity, St. John School sets the stage for dynamic discovery. Students learn Read More…
Last weekend St. John School’s Principal, Karen McLaughlin, and Director of Advancement, Lisa Santarpio, as well as all of our teachers, hosted our annual Welcome Back to School event for all of our new and returning St. John School students with over 350 attendees coming out for the fun-filled day at the Marriott Residence Inn on Read More…
St. John School’s 6th graders visited the State House yesterday. A special thank you to State Representative Joe McGonagle, Everett for welcoming our students. They had a wonderful tour, lunch, and got a special trip to the House of Representatives to be introduced and said the Pledge of Allegiance. They also visited the Senate and Read More…
It was a dream come true for St. John School student and Boston Bruins fan, Tyler Troulis. Boston Bruins great and St. John School parent, Chris Kelly, generously donated a gym hockey session for our annual “A Brighter Future Starts Today” fundraiser gala. Tyler’s family was the winning bidder. He and ten of his friends Read More…