St. John the Evangelist

St. John School prepares its students for success in school and in life. The curriculum is rigorous and meaningful. The student body is small, allowing teachers and students the opportunity to work together. The school is currently adding a gymnasium - that addition will offset some space limitations. The sense of community among families, faculty and students is ideal. Our 3 children have attended this school since kindergarten. They are taught by dedicated teachers, all with Masters degrees and solid teaching experience. This is a school for those who seek excellence.
--Submitted by a parent

I am so happy my husband and I made the decision to sent our son to this school. The two years that we have been here have been such a blessing academically as well as spiritually.
--Submitted by a parent

As a parochial school, the education is not bad at all. A few teachers are rude and disrespectful to the children.
--Submitted by Alyssa, a parent

I have three children in this school. Next year, I will have four. It is worth every penny spent. The education is superb and the involvement of parents is astounding.
--Submitted by a parent

As a former student of St. John's, I have many mixed feelings about my grammar school. I believe that I have a very strong academic base because of St. John's. However, St. John's is lacking in the arts. In the later years of my education there, I found the days to be very tedious.(In eight grade we stayed in the same class room all day) In addition, the class size was too small; there were only 26 students in my graduating class. I must say that St. John's disciplines its students well; we are fairly polite and have been trained to study. On the other hand, the environment could be seen as very oppressive. Concluding, St.John's did give me an above average education, but I did not have a very good time there. Heck, I hated it.
--Submitted by Julia Caine, a former student