About the School
- St. John's School has been educating students for over 20 years.
- We are a family-oriented community which partners with parents to provide the best education possible for our students.
- Here at St. John's, your child will not only receive an excellent academic education, but also one that is permeated with Catholic values.
- Our students feel as if they are part of a family, and even after they graduate, they constantly come back to visit the teachers, to help tutor students, to work in the office, or to run programs that help the needy in our community.
- We are all aware of the need for a solid academic education in today's world, however, our society is in need of individuals who are imbued with a value system that respects life and works with the community to better our world.
- This is what a St. John's student will experience and strive toward.
- Our graduates' successes, both academically and as productive, Christian persons, prove that our school is a great place to learn.
- St. John the Baptist Catholic School, the Catholic Church, and our families join together in partnership to provide a caring, Catholic environment.
- In this environment, our students will achieve their full potential as productive, responsible members and leaders of tomorrow's world.
- St. John the Baptist Catholic School is an expression of the Church's educational mission to proclaim the gospel, promote community and give service.
School Facts
Student Body
Total Students
130 students
Student Body Type
Co-ed
% Students of Color
86%
State avg.: 52%
Academic Profile
Total Classroom Teachers
9 teachers
Student-Teacher Ratio
14:1
National avg.:
Tuition & Financial Aid
Admission Deadline
None / Rolling
School Notes
- St. John's School has been educating students for over 20 years. We are a family-oriented community which partners with parents to provide the best education possible for our students. Here at St. John's, your child will not only receive an excellent academic education, but also one that is permeated with Catholic values. Our students feel as if they are part of a family, and even after they graduate, they constantly come back to visit the teachers, to help tutor students, to work in the office, or to run programs that help the needy in our community. We are all aware of the need for a solid academic education in today's world, however, our society is in need of individuals who are imbued with a value system that respects life and works with the community to better our world. This is what a St. John's student will experience and strive toward. Our graduates' successes, both academically and as productive, Christian persons, prove that our school is a great place to learn. St. John the Baptist Catholic School, the Catholic Church, and our families join together in partnership to provide a caring, Catholic environment. In this environment, our students will achieve their full potential as productive, responsible members and leaders of tomorrow's world. St. John the Baptist Catholic School is an expression of the Church's educational mission to proclaim the gospel, promote community and give service.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for St. John The Baptist Catholic School?
The application deadline for St. John The Baptist Catholic School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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