Accreditation & Recognition
St. John the Baptist Catholic School of Milwaukie, Oregon, is fully accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association. St. John the Baptist is recognized as an Apple Distinguished School 2013-2015 for innovation, leadership, and educational excellence in private schools.
Learning Expectations
As a Catholic school in the Portland, Oregon metro area, it is our belief that there must be an integration of our faith in our total school curriculum. Our Schoolwide Learning Expectations will aid us as we continue to provide an atmosphere where the Gospel values are instilled, Christian attitudes are developed, academic excellence is fostered, and discipline is stressed.
Mission
St. John the Baptist Catholic School is a family oriented faith community which is committed to fostering the spiritual, academic, physical, social, and moral abilities of our students who then actively demonstrate their learning in service to others.
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“I love this school for what it brings to my children that no other non faith school could!”
“This teachers and support staff at this school are terrific. They help each student feel comfortable and successful in the classroom and in the community.”
“I love the SJB community and couldn’t be happier with the wonderful teachers that make this school so special.”
“The staff at SJB is like Family. They understand our family and our happy to help in what ever way they can.”
“This is a great school and community, it has so much to offer: strong academics (math and science focus) activities, Values, and a Christmas Program too!”
“I feel blessed every day for having the opportunity to send my children to SJB. They receive a well-rounded education within a caring community. I couldn’t ask for more.”
“Best choice I’ve made as a parent!!”
“This is an impressive school. The principal is a skilled and compassionate leader, and the teachers are wonderful. The school has high academic standards, yet encourages the students to have fun while working hard.”