St. Joseph School

A Place With Heart

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- Delivering Academic Excellence
  
  Compared to the best school districts in Monroe County,
  St. Joseph students rank among the top in ELA and Math proficiency testing. This helps better prepare them for middle school, high school and beyond. In addition, educational and social experiences that foster the growth of the mind, body and spirit, help to develop the whole child.
- Nurturing A Caring Community
  
  Dedicated to faith, fun and fellowship, the sense of community of St. Joseph School is like no other. Joyful students, caring faculty and staff, combined with engaged parents and families, create a warm, welcoming, as we’ve come to be known, “A Place With Heart.”
- Fostering A Foundation Of Success
  
  Ask any St. Joseph School alumni or their parents and they will attribute their experience at St. Joseph's as a critical step in their life experience helping them create a great mind and a great heart.
- A Great Place to Start
  
  St. Joseph School PreK-3 and PreK-4 programs provide a loving environment where learning takes place through teacher-led lessons, play, music, art and more. Testament to its success is the fact that the majority of children who attend PreK at St. Joseph continue into the K-6 program. The wrap-around program is a great convenience to working parents.
- Message From Fr. Jim Schwartz
  Perhaps the most important ministry of St. Joseph’s Church is our school and the formation of our students in the likeness of God.
  You have worked hard to instill the right values and good judgement in your children and St. Joseph School is here to support you in that critical foundation. I invite you to join our school family and the academic excellence and caring community we have created.
  God bless you and your families.
  - Fr. Jim Schwartz
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- Recognized For Academic Excellence
  
  St. Joseph School is recognized by The Middle States Commission on Elementary Education as the “gold standard” for public and private schools that serve an elementary-age population in five states in the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.