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St. Joseph High School News 3/26/18 - 3/30/18 High School Heroes: This week we spotlight Aaron Engleman and Tracy Becker as our High School Heroes in Issue #22. Thank you for your combined service of 30 years to SJHS! https://sjhighschoolheroes.blogspot.com/2018/03/engleman-becker-issue-22.html Have a good week! Wellness Day Planned for Students: (April 10 th )   The afternoon of April 10 all freshman and sophomore students will be participating in St. Joseph High School’s first Wellness Afternoon.  That morning they will be taking the PSAT.  Instead of having freshmen and sophomores return to regular classes that afternoon, we designed an afternoon that focuses on wellness.  It is comprised of five sessions: Community Service, Community Building, Digital Detox, Anxiety + Coping Strategies, and Meditation + Yoga.  Community Service:  Your student will make a blanket for the non-profit blanket brigade that benefits hospice

St. Joseph High School News 3/19/18 - 3/23/18 School Start Time: Parents – Friendly reminder we start school at 7:45am.   We have seen a recent increase in the number of tardies in the morning to school and this is challenging and disruptive to 1 st hour classes.   Majority of the students are coming in and carrying Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks.   Can you please help us get everyone here on time in the morning?   We have a saying here at SJHS, “start on time, end on time”.   Thanks Mr. Blomgren High School Heroes: This week, we spotlight Brian Gnagi and Colin Uren as our High School Heroes in Issue #21. Thank you for your 28 years of combined service to SJPS! https://sjhighschoolheroes.blogspot.com/2018/03/gnagi-uren-issue-21.html Have a good week! SJHS National Scholastic Medalists: We are pleased to announce that the following students From Saint Joseph High School have earned  national recognition  in the Scholastic Art &

St. Joseph High School News 3/12/18 - 3/16/18 National Student Walkout: Parents – want to inform you of the National Student Walkout Day students have been organizing and plan to participate in as a means to have their voice heard with regards to school safety.   Students at SJHS have been spreading the word with the attached letter and through social media.   In anticipation of a student led walkout, we are taking the necessary steps in planning to make sure the students will conduct themselves in an organized and orderly manner.   Please know this is a voluntary student organized event and we as a staff will be here to make sure the necessary supervision is in place.   https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hY5s6YT6i_NmZx9Iujbv8wiM6C77HKGU/view?usp=sharing If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Mr. Blomgren   High School Heroes: Good morning everyone: This week, we spotlight Tracy Olson and Tony Balbo as our High Schoo