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St. John's School Spectacular
Saturday, November 16, 20196:30pm-11:30pm
St. John the Baptist
Parish CenterEnjoy an evening of cocktails, dinner, live and silent auctions, raffles and dancing! Proceeds from this event will benefit the students of St. John the Baptist School by funding additional staff, offering more academic programs and controlling tuition increases.
EARLY BIRD PRICING UNTIL OCTOBER 18
$75
One TIcket
Tickets may be purchased online at St. Johns School Spectacular Facebook page and EventbriteAfter October 18, ticket price will be $100 per tickets. For more information, please contact Mary Beth Salyers at mbsalyers13@gmail.com
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Science Fair
Judges NeededVolunteer science fair judges are needed to judge the students' projects on Friday, January 24, 2020. Persons with an interest in science and a desire to work with junior high school students are invited to participate as a science fair judge. Judges are requested to be at school from 9:15 A.M. until judging is complete (usually around 11:30-11:45 A.M.).
Interested persons should respond by Friday, October 18th. Please e-mail Mrs. Christine Smith at chsmith@stjohnsdrschool.org or leave a voicemail by calling 699-6960 ext 231. -
Contact Us
5375 Dry Ridge RoadCincinnati, Ohio 45252Main Office PH: (513) 385-7970Attendance: (513) 385-2095
School Lunch Hotline: (513) 405-8591
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We are a Preschool - 8 th Grade Catholic Elementary School located in Colerain Township within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. We are a Pastoral Area School serving the parishes of St. John the Baptist, Corpus Christi, and St. John Neumann. To learn more about the school, or to schedule a personal tour of the campus, please contact us in the main office at 385-7970.
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School News
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October 16
Thank you to everyone who contributed to the huge success of our annual Walk for Technology! We reached our donation goal and as a reward, will be off school on Monday, November 25, 2019, giving us entire week off for the Thanksgiving holiday. The funds raised will be allocated to five new card scanners on major entry doors to be placed throughout the school. These doors will enhance the safety of our school and require scan cards for faculty & staff entrance into the school. Click on the photo to view more pictures from our Walkathon.Read More -
October 7
Junior High students recently gathered for a retreat in Daniel Hall at St. John Neumann Parish. They were greeted by a NET Ministries team of twelve young adults who were excited to share the love of Christ with them through games, skits, personal witness, small group discussion, prayer, and quiet reflection. The theme for the retreat was “Fully Alive.” It explored our search for finding true happiness, highlighting the one thing that is big enough to fill our deepest desires –God. Students learned that prayer, sacraments, fellowship, and service are all important ways grow in meaningful and fulfilling relationships with God and others. It was a great day of personal reflection and fun faith formation. (To learn more about NET Ministries, visit netusa.org or facebook.com/netministriesusa.)Read More -
October 2
A big thank you to all of our school families that donated and volunteered for the St. John the Baptist Parish event, Create the Good. They tied knots in 84 "no sew" fleece blankets for Pregnancy Center West, filled 246 bags with childrens personal care item for Hope's Closet, made countless greeting cards for Vivian's Victory and filled bags with 130 swim trunks, 115 beach towels, 87 bottles of sunscreen, $300 in gift cards and 41 games, puzzles, and playing cards for the youth program at Santa Maria Community Center. This was a great example of living out our school mission statement by being "heralds of God's love in the world."Read More -
September 23
In conjunction with their science unit on the human skeleton, fifth grade students built models of the human backbone using licorice laces, tube shaped pasta and gummy lifesavers to represent the spinal cord, vertebrae, and cartilage.Read More -
September 23
Mrs. Seller's first graders recently completed a breakout challenge with the assistance of Mrs. Flick's 6th & 7th grade accelerated math students.Read More
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