Junior High Overview

The St. Paul Junior High is a safe and loving place where experienced teachers create an atmosphere of respect and support. St. Paul School has high standards of conduct, helping students learn to treat each other with Christ's love.

St. Paul is academically rigorous, preparing students for honors classes in high school. Small class sizes mean that each student gets personalized attention and a curriculum tailored to his or her needs.

The well-rounded curriculum includes:

    Religion
    Language Arts
    Math (Students in grades 7 and 8 may qualify to take Advanced Math)
    Social Studies
    Science
    Music
    Gym
    Spanish (Students in grades 7 and 8 may qualify to take Advanced Spanish)
    Art
    Technology

There are many opportunities to practice leadership including Leadership Council, the National Junior Honors Society, and the buddy program, where each student is paired with a younger child, allowing the JH students become role models for the younger children.

All Junior High students participate in the Tuesday Advisory Program (TAP). Students meet in small groups with an adult mentor to participate in activities that require introspection, responsibility, and respect, guided by Christian values. 

Extracurricular activities include a full slate of CYO sports, forensics, band, musical theatre, and FOG (Following Our God) Junior High Ministry. Also, as an alternative to recess, students can choose from a wide range of activities including newspaper, yearbook, science olympiad, and robotics. Click here for the complete list of Alternative Recess Activities.

Support services include Latchkey (before and after school child care), a full-time social worker, and a full-time resource room teacher.

Tuition is reasonable and generous scholarships are available. 

Next Steps: 

• Find out details about the curriculum in each grade from the links on the left.
• Contact St. Paul School Principal Tina Forsythe if you have any questions.
• Schedule a tour and shadow day for your child.