SJS Students Excel at ACT, Klawitter Shatters School Record (Again!)
SJS Students Excel at ACT, Klawitter Shatters School Record (Again!) In February of 2020, St. Joseph Catholic School learned that Natalie Meath and Jack Van Nurden, Waconia High School Students and 2016 St. Joe’s graduates, were named National Merit Finalists, a prestigious national award based in part on their college entrance examinations. Since then the … Continue reading
TWAS – July 10 – Remarkable Together
TWAS (This Week at St. Joseph) – July 10, 2020 Hello everyone, I hope that you had a wonderful 4th of July weekend and that you are staying cool. It has been an absolutely crazy busy start to July for me. Typically, this is the slowest month of the year for a principal – not … Continue reading
God Isn’t Finished
6.24.20 God isn’t finished Why is an education at St. Joseph School, no matter how the learning happens (pandemic or under normal conditions) a valuable education, making it worthy of investing time, resources and finances? There are many layers to this question, and today I will begin a series of articles about our mission statement … Continue reading
2019-20 Annual Report
SJS Annual Report_2019-2020
Now Hiring
Posted 6/15/2020 Director of Enrollment, Marketing and Communications Job Description The School Enrollment, Marketing & Communications Director is responsible for creating and implementing a strategic plan regarding marketing, enrollment, and operations. Areas of responsibility include a wide array of functions and services including enrollment marketing event planning communications social media management The overall effectiveness and … Continue reading
Exciting News! $25,000 Challenge Grant Accepted!
06/15/2020 St. Joseph Catholic School in Waconia has been awarded a $25,000 challenge grant to help support the school in its efforts to open this Fall, welcoming our beautiful students back into the classroom! The Schulze Family Foundation has awarded this grant as a challenge grant meaning that St. Joseph Catholic School must raise $25,000 … Continue reading
