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St. Joseph's School is staffed with competent and certified lay teachers and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet.
Class size is limited and a diversity of teaching/learning methods are employed to meet the individual learning needs of students.
The administration and staff endeavor to provide a spiritual and respectful learning environment as well as the most current textbooks for the education of our students.
St. Joseph's is proud of it success in all areas related to our mission, but takes special pride in how we measure against our peers, when comparing the statewide WASL scores.
The School Advisory Commission is made up of eight to twelve members, nominated by the Commission from a nomination slate of parish and school persons.
The appointments are made after a discernment process by the Commission members, the Pastor, and the principal focusing on the specialized needs and issues addressed by the Commission.
The School Advisory Commission ordinarily meets monthly. The dates are published in the school calendar.
The mission of the St. Joseph's PTO is to support the school and its families through fundraising, community building, and assisting in classroom needs.
To do this the PTO acts as a conduit between the school and the families of St. Joseph's.
The Parent Teacher Organization ordinarily meets twice monthly on the second and fourth Mondays of the month. The dates are published in the school calendar.
St. Joseph's School is staffed with competent and certified lay
teachers and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. Class size is
limited and a diversity of teaching/learning methods are employed
to meet the individual learning needs of students. The
administration and staff endeavor to provide a spiritual and
respectful learning environment as well as the most current
textbooks for the education of our students. St. Joseph's is proud
of it success in all areas related to our mission, but takes
special pride in how we measure against our peers, when comparing
the statewide WASL scores. The School Advisory Commission is made
up of eight to twelve members, nominated by the Commission from a
nomination slate of parish and school persons. The appointments are
made after a discernment process by the Commission members, the
Pastor, and the principal focusing on the specialized needs and
issues addressed by the Commission. The School Advisory Commission
ordinarily meets monthly. The dates are published in the school
calendar. The mission of the St. Joseph's PTO is to support the
school and its families through fundraising, community building,
and assisting in classroom needs. To do this the PTO acts as a
conduit between the school and the families of St. Joseph's. The
Parent Teacher Organization ordinarily meets twice monthly on the
second and fourth Mondays of the month. The dates are published in
the school calendar.
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