The inaugural SJS Fall Pumpkin Race was a tremendous success! The students combined STEM concepts that featured innovative simple machines designed to generate speed, distance and fun!
1st Day of School!
The first day of school was AMAZING! It is wonderful to be back on campus. The new school year has an energy all its own. We are so blessed to be growing. Our enrollment is now 215 students! We want to welcome our new students and families to our St. Joseph family.
We ask God to bless our students, families and faculty as we embark on this new school year.
“Be Royal in All You Do!”
Summer School 2023
Summer School Information
June 19, 2023 – July 13, 2023
SJS Summer School 2023 Registration Form
St. Joseph’s Summer School is a fun learning opportunity for children that provides a safe and familiar environment during the summer. St. Joseph School is offering a 4-week Summer School program open to all students entering grades Transitional Kindergarten-TK (age 4) through 8th Grade (age 13). Beginning with the four-year-old students, all students must be able to take care of their own personal needs (using the restroom, washing their hands, etc.).
The summer program will provide students with an opportunity to further develop their current reading, writing and math skills. Academic sessions will be held in the morning and will be individualized for each student so that he/she can be better prepared for the upcoming school year. After lunch time, students will be able to partake in arts, crafts and formation lessons. We will have an exciting and fun water play day to wrap up the summer.
Summer School Enrollment:
St. Joseph’s Summer School will be from June 19, 2023 through July 13, 2023 (No school on July 3rd and 4th).
Monday-Thursday (8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
Schedule: Monday-Thursday
8:00am to 9:00am – Phonics, Spelling & Grammar/Sentence Structure
9:00am to 10:00am – Reading Comprehension & Writing (Summary, Opinion, Expository Text, etc.)
10:00am to 10:30am – Snack and Recess
10:30am to 12:00pm – Math
12:00pm to 1:00pm – Lunch (Dismissal for half-day students)
1:00pm to 2:00pm – Science Projects, Social Studies & Nutrition
2:00pm to 3:00pm – Art & Sports
Registration Fee:
The per-child registration fee is $100.00. The Registration Fee is due in full by Wednesday, May 24. The remaining balance is due by Friday, June 2, 2023. If you do not register your child will not be allowed to participate in the summer program. Please attach cash or check to the registration form.
The cost for Summer School tuition is:
- $495 for 4 weeks for a Full Day
- $350 for 4 weeks for a Half Day
- There is a discount for families with multiple children: $35 off for each additional child.
- *There is no refund for days or times that are not attended*
Meals: All students must bring a snack and lunch Monday-Thursday.
If you have any questions about the Summer School program, please feel free to contact Mrs. Ramirez in the main office at (626) 336-2821 or cramirez@st-josephschool-lp.org
St. Joseph Teacher Receives Prestigious Award
Ms. Acuna (8th Grade) is the recipient of the prestigious Extra Yard for Teachers Award! She was presented this award at the Rose Bowl during the UCLA football game. UCLA and the PAC-12 Conference along with the College Football Playoff Foundation recognize extraordinary teachers who have gone the Extra Yard for Diversity, Equality, Inclusion, Belonging and Justice. Congratulations Ms. Acuna!
1st Day of School Wednesday, August 17th – Drop Off/Assembly Map
St. Joseph School Featured in Angelus Archdiocesan News
Dear St. Joseph School Families,
Last Friday the Pope consecrated Ukraine and Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary! Our school was featured in the Archdiocesan news outlet: Angelus.
Here are links to the Angelus article and the photo album, with pictures from a few other schools. We are grateful for our school to have been featured!
https://angelusnews.com/photo-
Blessings,
Mr. Ranney
Scholarship Program Now Available for New Students
UPDATED Covid-19 Protocols – 2022
Please stay home if you are showing any signs or symptoms indicative of COVID-19 or have been in close contact with anyone (including a family member) who is experiencing COVID-like symptoms or has tested positive for COVID-19.
As we begin the new year, our objective must be to protect the health and safety of our school community members while maintaining stable, uninterrupted in-person instruction for all students. To prevent outbreaks which will lead to quarantines and periods of distance learning, following the guidance will mitigate on-campus transmission and prevent a return to distance learning. At a time when cases are increasing in our communities, we cannot afford to let our guard down. Moreover, we have a duty of care for one another, for the common good and to protect life. Let’s have a strong start to the new year by keeping our students and staff safe, in-person and united in faith.
Updated CA Department of Public Health COVID-19 Protocols – 12/31/21
COVID 19 PROTOCOLS – March 2022
REMINDER:
Please stay home if you are showing any signs or symptoms indicative of COVID-19 or have been in close contact with anyone (including a family member) who is experiencing COVID-like symptoms or has tested positive for COVID-19.
For more guidance, please click the links below.
COVID PROTOCOLS
LA DPH Mask Guidance – March 4, 2022
LA DPH Winter Surge Guidance 2-15-22
CA Department of Public Health Updated Guidelines 12.30.21
Reopening K-12 Schools Protocols 1.6.22
SJS Exposure Management Plan 2021-2022
SJS Covid Screening Pathways
Covid-19 Positive Test/Home isolation 1.5.22
Covid-19 Close Contacts/Quarantine 1.5.22
