St. Joseph the Worker School is a child-centered Catholic School which recognizes and fosters principles based on Gospel values.
We see every child as a unique individual blessed by God.
With Jesus as our Master Teacher, the faculty, staff and administration are committed to provide instruction and guidance through spiritual, academic, physical, emotional and psychological development of each child's culture is valued and appreciated.
Parents, the primary educators of their children, in harmony with the school provide the resources which enable the child to become a positive, responsible, faith filled, productive young adult.
St. Joseph the Worker School is a child-centered Catholic School
which recognizes and fosters principles based on Gospel values. We
see every child as a unique individual blessed by God. With Jesus
as our Master Teacher, the faculty, staff and administration are
committed to provide instruction and guidance through spiritual,
academic, physical, emotional and psychological development of each
child's culture is valued and appreciated. Parents, the primary
educators of their children, in harmony with the school provide the
resources which enable the child to become a positive, responsible,
faith filled, productive young adult.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for St. Joseph The Worker School?
The application deadline for St. Joseph The Worker School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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