The past year has been a challenge for all of us. It is a joy walking along the hallways and hearing laughter coming from the classrooms. Students are overjoyed to have the opportunity to see and play with their classmates and interact with their teachers! St. John
Oakley Rose is St. John Fisher School’s new auction puppy. Oakley is a pure bred, American Kennel Club Registered Yellow Labrador Retriever. She was born on October 31, 20019 and arrived at SJF on January 6th.
As part of the Sixth Grade Social Studies Curriculum, students are studying the Ancient Israelites. During the past few weeks, students have analyzed the environment, the history of the Israelites, and their interactions with neighboring societies.
St. John Fisher School is fortunate to have a dedicated computer lab housing Apple iMac desktop computers. All classes from TK to 8th grade have computer class twice a week. Young students in TK and Kindergarten learn how to use a desktop computer and mouse,
Catholic Schools Week is a national event held annually to celebrate the benefits of a Catholic education. This week, St. John Fisher School joined Catholic schools all over the country to express their love for God, their country, and their families.
Hearts all over the country were breaking with the news of the horrific helicopter accident that claimed the lives of nine southern California residents on Sunday, January 26.
Our sixth and seventh grade students have been working hard on their Science Fair projects since October under the guidance of their science teacher, Mrs. Gurrola and Jeanine Hoffman, school parent and engineer by
Last week the 5th grade classroom was transferred into an Italian pizzeria! Students arrived at school on Wednesday to find checkered tablecloths, red and white decor, Italian flags and balloons adorning their entire
Our annual dinner / dance, Live and Silent Auction is the school’s largest fundraiser, and offsets a portion of the school’s operating expenses without significantly raising tuition. We are so
St. John Fisher fifth graders have been reading Wonder by RJ Palacio as a read aloud, and using it as a mentor text for the last five years. Teacher, Mrs. Kroeger, considered using another book when
