- Strong academic core curriculum in all grades, PreK-8, which includes foreign language, art, music, technology, and physical education
- 100% of recent graduates received honors their first semester at Cardinal Newman High School
- Advanced student scores on standardized testing
- Small class size with teacher assistants at every grade level to ensure low student to teacher ratio
- Full time counselor who provides individual, group, and weekly classroom instruction in all grades, utilizing the renowned "Second Step" program
- Full time resource specialist who provides assessment, support, intervention, and classroom instruction to support all levels of student learning styles
- Enhanced science and technology curriculum with interactive Smart Boards and laptop computers in higher grades
- Fully stocked library providing a wide range of books for every reading level
- Competitive athletic program featuring student athletes who consistently compete within the North Bay CSL at the championship level
- Affordable before and after school child care with the option of tutorial programs and study hall
- 90% student participation in extracurricular activities such as band, theatre productions, chess, athletics, and art
- Maximum 6 year accreditation through the Western Association of Schools & Colleges
- Financial assistance available
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Saint John the Baptist Catholic School is dedicated to the work of Christ while providing each individual with the opportunity to achieve academic excellence and make a positive contribution in the world. |
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The ministry of Catholic education recognizes each student as a child of God, unique in his or her talents. Each member of St. John the Baptist Catholic School is a respected and valued individual of the community and is encouraged to share his or her gifts.
The Catholic Church, through the ministry of the Catholic school, teaches Gospel Values. Children of all faiths learn to respect the morals, principles and ideals of a Catholic education and have opportunities to experience care and concern for themselves, families, classmates, staff, and all of God’s creation.
The needs of the whole child are addressed through a Catholic education using a variety of strategies that develop the spiritual, academic, cultural, social, emotional, physical, and artistic facets of each individual. The school, partnered with the parents as primary educators, supports each child in the process of growing while developing an appreciation for lifelong learning and service to others.
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