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10 students standing in front of bleachers at St. Joseph's High School.

Want your kids to learn among St. Joseph’s high achievers? Applications are open for the 2024-2025 school year.

Photo by Andrea Gray

Students at Saint Joseph’s Catholic School are making headlines.

Seniors Adam Balts, Christopher Suarez, and Asher Wynn are ranked in the top 1% of high school students in the U.S. and were recently named National Merit Scholarship finalists for their impressively high PSAT scores.

Additionally, Suarez, Patrick Kucaba, Mateo Simon, Bijou Laguerre, Connor Farrell, Isabella Delacruz, Nina Brown, and Sophia Duque earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs in 2023 + 2024.

More reasons to apply to St. Joseph’s

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