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Curriculum
Saint John School is a community of actively involved children, parents, and staff. In addition to the core academic curriculum, we offer classes to enrich each student's personal development. St. John's also offers extracurricular activities, including the Book Club, Computer Club, Choir, Science Club, Field Trips and Extended Day until 5:00 p.m.
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Core Subjects:
Language Arts, Math, Reading, Religion, Science, Social Studies
Additional Enrichment:
Art - Studio art classes help students express themselves through creativity and imagination.
Band - Each student is given the opportunity to learn an instrument, read music, and perform in band recitals.
Choir - Students receive vocal and concert training and perform songs at public musical events.
Computer - Students at St. John's attend computer class from Kindergarten to Grade 8. Our technology curriculum follows the state and national standards for technology instruction. By graduation, students will have mastered the features of Microsoft Office Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access. They will become effective internet researchers and proficient users of 21st century technologies.
Italian - Each student participates in Italian classes, extending their cultural understanding of their school history in the North End.
Peace Sharing - Striving for peace, all students and teachers gather daily for a brief assembly and pause for a moment of prayer, reflection, remembrance and celebration.
Physical Education - The importance of physical activity and team play is promoted through our physical education program.
Science Enrichment - The school's science curriculum is enhanced by integrated science projects conducted by specialists in the field.
Summer Reading - This program seeks to foster a solid reading background and a life-long enjoyment of books.
Volunteering - Volunteer opportunities are available for students who wish to give back to their community.
Writing - The advanced Collins Writing Program will be introduced in 2010. This unique program was designed to improve students' thinking and writing skills across the curriculum.
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