Special Education Students Thrive at St. John Paul II R.S.
Your first impression of 8th Grade student, Vincent Martinelli, is a friendly, outgoing young man with a “can-do” attitude. His bright smile matches his compassionate character. Vincent is always ready to help and support others. It’s no surprise that he aspires to be a Washington Twp. Police Officer in the future – his self-confidence and determination will get him there!
Volunteering at School – Can I? Should I?
The short answers are – yes, and yes! Volunteer time given to any Catholic elementary school is a true gift. What if you are new to the school, and you do not know anyone? How do you get started? What if you are so busy, how will you find spare time to volunteer? Does it make a difference?
Read MoreBeginning July 1st, it will be mandatory that every family work three (3) bingos. Please review the letters and contract below. Families may sign up immediately. For every bingo you work, your name will be entered into a drawing to win $1,000 off your tuition for the 2021-2022 school year. The prize will be awarded in January 2022. If your tuition is paid off, a credit will be given for the 2022-2023 school year. No cash will be given, this is strictly a tuition credit.
All families will still earn a Dress Down Pass for every three (3) bingos they work.
Families may start signing up immediately. We will need help over the summer.
As the Easter break approaches, please note the following considerations. The last day of school before
Easter will be Wednesday, March 31. With that being said, we need you to let us know if you are
traveling by March 29th, 2021 so we can provide you with a return date and have your child ready for
remote learning. Students will return to school on Monday, April 12. This information will be updated
accordingly if there are any significant changes to guidance from the relevant health authorities (e.g.,
requirements to return to school after travel).
St. John Paul II Regional School works to fulfill our mission and provide an outstanding academic
curriculum focused on the needs of each student. All students, no matter their age, learn differently, and
our teachers work tirelessly to find and use methods to help each student thrive.
Our students, along with students across the Diocese of Camden Catholic schools, have participated in the
Iowa Assessment every March. The results of this assessment provide valuable information to teachers
when developing annual academic goals for each student.
We are celebrating Catholic Schools Week January 31 thru February 6.
