St. John the Baptist Catholic School

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Welcome to St. John Catholic School

St. John the Baptist Catholic School student body (2009)

St. John the Baptist provides quality, catholic education for grades 4K through 8th. Our school is accredited by WRISA. Aside from the basic curriculum, students attend Religion, Physical Education, Music and Art classes. Children also attend mass twice a week. Our students can participate in band, orchestra and sports through the Princeton Public School District.

Our office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on school days. Regular school hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., 4K meets from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Montello and Princeton Public School District provide bus transportation. The Princeton Public School contact is Troy Holland at 920-295-6571 ext. 1203 or Jamie Williams at 920-295-8765 ext.12011. The Montello Public School contact is Faye Bednarek  at 920-295-8765 ext.12111 or 608-297-9798 ext. 237.

We are affiliated with St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Princeton, WI and St. James Catholic Church in Neshkoro, WI.

Congratulations to our Pastor/Principal, Fr. Grubba!!

On November 10, 2011, Fr. Dale Grubba was the recipient of the Catholic Charities, Diocese of Madison Leadership Award. "We feel you are truly deserving of the Leadership Award for consistently living and incorporating the Catholic values in your leadership and in the process, affecting the lives of many; working to fill a need in your community; and through your leadership, taking action for a better future and serving as an example to others. Catholic Charities is honored to present you this well-merited award." Brian Cain, President, Catholic Charities.

 

Mrs. Prellwitz

Congratulations to our teacher Mrs. Martha Prellwitz, a 2011 Herb Kohl Education Foundation Fellowship Recipient!

Mrs. Prellwitz received the award for superior ability to inspire love of learning in students leadership and service within and outside the classroom and ability to motivate others. The School also received the Herb Kohl Education Foundation 2011 Recognition award for foster teaching excellence and innovation. Both Mrs. Prellwitz and the school received a $1000 grant.