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Welcome to Saint Joseph Catholic School!
The school community of Saint Joseph gathers together in Christ to explore the richness of our faith, in our study of the created world and our part in it. We educate our students to become responsible, spiritual young adults who are respectful of themselves and others and who use their gifts and talents to make positive contributions to our church and the world.
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Become A Part of Our School Family
Call today and schedule your tour at 732-541-7111.
PreK-3 and PreK-4 Registration is now open for the 2024-2025 school year.Financial Assistance is available for both Catholic and Non-Catholic families for our Kindergarten through 8th-grade students.
In our Eagles Preschool Program, children ages three (3) and four (4) experience the same learning environment as the older students. Not only do the children believe, achieve, serve, and succeed, but they are provided with a rich STREAM program that encourages them to reach their full potential.
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Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy as to studentsSt. Joseph School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
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Remembering Pope Francis
Dear Saint Joseph School Community,
It is with profound sorrow that we acknowledge the passing of our Holy Father, Pope Francis, who has returned to the house of our Heavenly Father. As the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis devoted his life to faith, humility, and compassionate service. His legacy of mercy, justice, and care for the poor and marginalized has left an indelible mark on our Church and our world.
At Saint Joseph School, we give thanks for Pope Francis’ unwavering commitment to the Gospel and his call for all of us to walk in the footsteps of Christ with love and courage. In this moment of mourning, we turn to the hope of the Resurrection and the peace that comes through our shared faith.
We will honor Pope Francis through moments of silence, school-wide prayer, and opportunities for students to reflect on his teachings and life of service. Upon returning from break, further details will be shared with the school community.
May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
In Christ,
Liane Matti
Principal
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Eagle News
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On Monday, April 14, the 8th grade presented Mary's Way of the Cross to the school and parish community. The 14 Stations of the Cross represent important moments in Jesus’ Passion, beginning with his condemnation and ending with his burial. They offer a visual and spiritual path that invites believers to reflect on Jesus’ suffering and sacrifice through prayer and meditation.Read More -
On Monday April 7th, the students from 5th to 8th grade participated in a presentation about STEM Careers. The presentation was given by Bob Merski, along with guest speakers Anthony Ruszala and Lt. Col Robert Lawn. The students heard about a multiple of STEM careers including Engineering (systems, civil, ocean an more), Mathematics, Medicine, Environmental Science, Astronomy and many more.Read More -
On the first day of Read Across America week, students from Saint Thomas Aquinas High School (STA) visited our school to lead activities and read to our students in Preschool 3 to 2nd grade. Click to see some pictures taken from STA students visit to Preschool 3.Read More -
On the fourth day of Catholic Schools Week, we celebrated vocations. In the morning, the students from fourth to eighth grade participated in the annual Brain Bowl. In the afternoon, we honored our very own Monsignor Gordon for all his contributions to our school. Click to read more and see some pictures!Read More -
On the third day of Catholic Schools Week, we celebrated our nation. When you walk down the hallway near the main office, one can see an array of flags from different countries. Along with this, each class created a poster that represents what they love about the United States. The students also dressed down in red, white and blue to represent the USA and in cultural attire to represent their country of origin. Click to read more and see some pictures!Read More
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