They are always willing to step in and help whereever and whenever is needed!
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to our frontline heroes, who keep the faculty, staff, students, parents, and administration at St. Johns High School running efficiently! We couldn't do this without them!
A couple of reminders/clarifications for the dress code at Prom. The attached "checklist" is the official dress code, and is what will be followed as far as admittance to the dance is concerned. The second attachment is simply recommendations based on the type of dance. Prom is traditionally formal.
One question we keep getting from the guys (especially since the theme is Cowboy Prom) is, "Are nice jeans okay?"
Yes. Jeans are in compliance with the dress code and you will not be turned away. However, because it's formal, we'd hope that if jeans are worn, they are part of a dressed up ensemble. The same thing applies to footwear.
We hope its a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Come join us at St. Johns High School for the 2025-2026 school year! We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
* Special Education Teacher (full-time)
* English Teacher (full-time)
* Spanish Teacher (part-time)
* Cheer/Spiritline Varsity Coach
* Receptionist/Attendance Secretary (full-time)
* Learning Center Head Teacher (part-time)
For more details about any open positions and to complete your application online go to: https://sjsd1.schoolspring.com/
Questions? Email us at: hsoffice@staff.sjusd.net
Freshmen are in the throes of "Romeo and Juliet". Here are some of their amazing depictions of Queen Mab (Act 1, Scene 4).
Way to go, Payton Neilsen! First female athlete in the 750 pound club!!!
Mark your calendars for the annual Mr. St. Johns pageant on Monday, May 5th. You will not want to miss this!
The office has quite the collection of lost and found items ranging from a fanny pack to wireless earbuds. If you feel that any of this could be your students, please send them to the office tomorrow.
We will be having a different schedule tomorrow to accommodate our Winter & Spring Sports Assembly. See the attached schedule.
Ad sales have been extended through Monday, 04/07/25. Buy your student or business ad today! All proceeds go to funding the yearbook. This is a great way to support your school and your students. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Lindsey at slindsey@staff.sjusd.net. Place your ad today at https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/SJHS2025
NHS is sponsoring a blood drive on April 22 at the SJHS Auditorium Lobby from 10 am - 3 pm. You can set appointments by calling 877-258-4825 or on through the internet at Vitalant.org (Blood Drive Code: stjohn). Walk-ins are welcomed. Arizona blood banks are low and blood donors are desperately needed. We hope to see you there!
Join in on the Madness by watching the championship game on April 7 at the Loft.
UPDATED FORM ----- Last call to choose whether your 9th or 11th grade student(s) will be bringing a sack lunch from home for testing tomorrow or if your student needs a school provided sack lunch for $2.90 (if you do not qualify for free and reduced lunch). 9th and 11th graders will not be allowed to leave campus for lunch and will be eating lunch in their designated testing rooms. https://forms.gle/AMTUFF2FrcSqweQVA
All students will attend school on March 25, including seniors. However, seniors are not to be on campus on April 2 due to the other three grades testing. If seniors show up, they will be sent home, as we will not have anyone to supervise them. Thank you!
Slight adjustment on the prom theme this year.
Cowboy Prom Prom - April 26th, get a five dollar discount off each ticket if you purchase by April 4th. Sophomores and up are invited.
Several St. Johns High School teachers joined others from the district for professional development training last Saturday, March 22, conducted by SRP at SJHS.
They learned a variety of ways to teach students various aspects of science, engineering, and energy through hands-on activities.
Some of the activities included acting as a human battery running through a circuit with black and red spheres as the +/- and learning how rechargeable batteries work, building a Froggy Tower out of paper, using hand-cranked generators to learn how power flows, and analyzing data from our solar panel water fountain experiment.
SRP provided our teachers with breakfast, lunch, and lots of swag, along with each teacher being able to apply for a grant to purchase classroom supplies that support student learning!
Parents/Guardians of Seniors, please come to tonights meeting at 7pm in the HS library to help with the senior graduation night. If we do not get alot of help, there will be no party. Thanks!
The play begins this week. Don't miss out!
