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Founded in 1874, Saint John the Baptist Catholic School has been educating children in faith and academics for 145 years. We look forward to continuing this tradition for years to come. Please contact us to set up a time to visit our school.
The Mission of Saint John the Baptist Catholic School is to empower our students to be faithful Catholics by nurturing and educating each individual to become compassionate leaders in an ever-changing global community.
As you consider your child`s education and future, we welcome
you to visit Saint John the Baptist Catholic School to learn more
about our Preschool and K-8 programs. We are proud to provide
a strong foundation for your child, both spiritually and
academically. Your child will be part of a faith-based
academic curriculum that is focused on establishing a strong
scholastic foundation embedded with Catholic values.
Small class sizes allow us to get to know each of our
students. Our licensed teachers focus on differentiation in
the classroom to meet each child`s needs. We have a full-time
resource teacher and instructional assistants who provide extra
support to our teachers and students.
The primary purpose of a Catholic education is not to prepare
children for "what" they become, but to help them become "who" God
calls them to be. Saint John the Baptist Catholic School is a
place where faith and knowledge meet.
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