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An independent, Catholic, coeducational,
college preparatory school in the Lasallian tradition.
college preparatory school in the Lasallian tradition.
Recent News
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Freshmen Set Class Mission
Read MoreOn May 2, St. John’s Class of 2022 gathered to celebrate the Freshman Mission Mass and sign their class mission statement. -
Cadet Promotions 2019-2020
On March 22, St. John’s Cadet Corps announced the names and ranks of next year's regiment leaders, including the next Cadet Colonel: Andrew Timmer ’20.Read More -
Service and Success Beyond SJC
On March 8, Mary McCarthy ’12, Jillian Griffith ’10 and David Street ’04 returned to campus to speak with the senior class about their service careers. Even though each has pursued a different profession, they are all driven by their passion to build community through helping those in need.Read More -
Poverty Education Week in Action
From March 4-8, St. John’s held its 11th annual Poverty Education Week (PEW).Read More -
Gatorade National Player of the Year: Azzi Fudd ’21
On March 12, Gatorade announced Azzi Fudd ’21 as the National Girls’ Basketball Player of the Year for 2018-19. She is the first sophomore to earn this honor for girls’ basketball, and the first Cadet to be named as a Gatorade National Player of the Year.Read More -
Lasallian Reflections: March 2019
St. John’s is pleased to offer a series of articles through which faculty, staff and students share their Lasallian experiences. This month, religion teacher Jonathan Navas shares his thoughts on the season of Lent.Read More -
Girls' Indoor Track and Field Repeats as DC Champions
On Feb. 12, St. John’s girls’ indoor track and field team won their second consecutive DCSAA championship, and Alicia Dawson ’19 and Mordecai McDaniel ’20 each earned MVP honors for their performances at the championship meet.Read More -
Wrestling Wins Third Consecutive WCAC Title
Read MoreOn Feb. 2, St. John’s varsity wrestling team won a third consecutive WCAC championship and earned six individual league titles.
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