OUR SCHOOL

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. Whether you are a parent who comes here often, or someone visiting for the first time, I am thrilled you have found us. I hope that when you browse our site, you see God's love that is part of our school community each and every day. The faith filled, family-like atmosphere is beyond compare and we welcome you to be a part of it.

At Saint John the Baptist School, your child will receive a Catholic education in a loving and safe environment. Our teachers are committed to working in partnership with parents to instill in our students the same high values and expectations that you work on in your home. Our qualified teachers do an excellent job of preparing our students for the next step, whether that is the next grade level or high school.

When you are ready, please either call our school office at 618-233-0581 or contact us via email to schedule a personal tour. We are confident that the moment you walk in the front door, you will witness the family environment that you will want for your child. You will see students are learning to become thoughtful, well-rounded and well educated; are comfortable with themselves; and share a sense of community and belonging.

If you have any questions about Saint John the Baptist School, please feel free to call us. We look forward to meeting you soon and sharing with you the Saint John the Baptist difference.

Mrs. Sarah Lanham

Principal

Principal's Message

Service Learning

The primary goal of St. John's School is to form well-rounded Christian students. Students attend Mass two days a week and participate by being servers, lectors, gift bearers, and choir members. The choir is for students second through eighth grade.

Second Grade students are prepared for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy Communion. Eighth Grade students are prepared to receive the Sacraments of Confirmation.

The students are prepared to receive these sacraments through daily instruction and retreats. We celebrate the cycles and seasons of the Liturgical Year. Students participate in various service projects which reach out to the local community and the world. Students are tested on their religious knowledge through class exams and annually by the Assessment of Catholic Religious Education