St Joseph High School - A Catholic College Preparatory Community
Week 13 of Remote Learning: We Are So Proud of You!
There is nothing St Joes cannot handle. Over the past 13 weeks, we have been so impressed by the seamless switch to a Cyber St Joes from our students, faculty, and staff. We are incredibly proud of each of you.

Though the last day of school is this Friday, June 5th (enjoy a restful and safe summer), it will not be the last you'll hear from us. As we prepare for Commencement in July and school in the Fall, keep an eye on your inbox for our weekly newsletter and emails from the administration.

St Joes doesn't stop during the summer. Our Counseling team prepares to welcome the Class of 2024; our Admissions team searches for the Cadets of 2025; our facilities team continues work on a brand new gymnasium (stay tuned in July!); athletics gears up for the next round of championships; and the administration plans for a school year that will be academically rigorous, socially engaging, and filled with community spirit.

Be sure to reach out to us at any time with questions or concerns. Great work, Cadets!
News & Announcements for our Underclassmen!
Book Drop Offs: June 8-10

Underclassmen: on Friday, May 29, you should have received an email from Mr Clough regarding drop off times for books, locker access, and yearbook pickup.

Vote for Your 2020's Walkathon T-Shirt!

The shirts were designed Cadets in Mrs Piatak's Graphic Design Class.

Underclassmen will be able to vote for their favorite design starting Tuesday, June 2 nd and voting ends on Wednesday, June 3rd at 3pm .
One Book, One School, One Community.

St Joe's One School, One Book initiative engages our school community in a literary experience that reaches beyond the classroom and traditional summer reading assignments. Each student at St Joes must read  The Day the World Came to Town for their summer reading assignment. Through our shared reading experience, we will explore varied projects for each academic discipline, and come together as a community for shared discussion and activities. Projects will be assigned in September.

The Day the World Came to Town: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland by Jim Defede ISBN-10: 0060559713 

Virtual Underclassmen Awards

On Thursday, June 4th at 7:00PM, we will be honoring the underclassmen in a virtual award ceremony!

Be sure to click the link at that date and time to join us!
Register for Bus Transportation by August 1

St Joes offers 4 bus routes (including Trumbull town bus). A bus route's availability is contingent on the amount of registrations by families by the start of the school year.
A Special "Thank You" From Members
of the Class of 2020!

Before they graduated, a few members of the Class of 2020 chose to share a message of gratitude to their families, friends, and those who have supported them throughout their four years at St Joes!

We hope you enjoy! Congratulations, Cadets!
Chaplain's Corner

Chaplain's Corner is our monthly blog from Fr Silva. The blog connects parents/guardians with what is going on in the spiritual lives of their children and presents an opportunity for parents to grow their own knowledge of the faith.
Last Call for Cloth Masks

Grace DeDonato '22 and Niko Charney '21 would like to share their talents with the SJ Community.

On St Joe's website, you can now place an order for face masks (up to 4 per family) in exchange for a gift of any amount to the Spooner House in Shelton.
Submit to Our Virtual Amaranth

We're highlighting the seventh installment of St Joes' Virtual Amaranth! This beautiful poem, titled Smiles at the Sea, was submitted by Addie Strouse '22!

Submissions can come from students, alumni, or faculty/staff. Submit your work to  ebroderick@sjcadets.org .
Reminder for Parents!

We are so excited to see all of our Cadets again in the Fall!

Personalized tuition agreements should have arrived by mail a few weeks ago. Agreements reflect any credits, financial aid, or scholarship awards that may apply to your student. As a reminder, please send in your tuition agreements as soon as possible so we can adequately prepare for the upcoming school year!
Have questions about your tuition agreement? Contact Joanne Rodgerson
Review St Joes Online!

Parents & Students: school reviews are a great way for families, teachers, and future Cadets to learn about our incredible community.

Sharing your opinion will help families discover whether St Joes is right for them. It matters where you go to high school - and we want everyone to know about St Joes!

We hope all of our parents and students will take the time to share what they love about St Joes with the rest of the world!
Cadets Carry On:
Tuition Relief Fund
Dear SJ Families & Alumni:

This year, we have decided to use "Cadets Carry On" as the theme of our spring appeal. It conveys the strength and resilience of our unique community.

Many families have been impacted by the current pandemic and need support. Our students have even gone so far as to redirect their walk-a-thon funds to those who have been financially impacted. We know we will come out this stronger.

During the month of June, we ask that you consider a gift to the Cadets Carry On fund. Our academic success is directly tied to the generous support and constant encouragement of all who believe in our mission. Your gift, no matter how large or small, will ensure that our community continues to stay strong. We thank you in advance for your support!

~ Aimee Marcella, Director of Advancement
Upcoming Events: A Look Ahead
All Events Postponed or Cancelled

All events and campus activities are suspended until our campus reopens, including admission shadow dates. For updates and online events, click here.

In the meantime, please enjoy this video created by the faculty/staff for our seniors.