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St. John's College High School
Basic Information
Address: 2607 Military Road, NW, Chevy Chase, DC 20015
Phone Number: 202-363-2316
Fax Number: 202-380-1754
Email: admissions@stjohnschs.org
President: Jeffrey W. Mancabelli
Principal: Christopher J. Themistos
School Type: An independent, Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory school in the Lasallian tradition
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Additional Information
Accreditation: Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Founded: 1851
Organization Affiliation: The Association of Independent Schools of Greater Washington
Ages/Grades: 9 - 12
School Setting:
Suburban 30-acre campus
School Schedule: 8:10 a.m. - 2:40 p.m.
School days in Calendar Year: 175
School Holidays: Please see school calendar
Community:
De La Salle Christian Brothers
School Size: 1,200
Classroom Size: 21
Student/Teacher Ratio: 11-1
Tuition:
$22,100
Financial Aid:
$5.2 million awarded
Departments:
Religion, English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Modern and Classical Languages, Computer Science, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Cadet Corps Leadership Program
Curriculum:
College Preparatory, Advanced Placement and Honors Courses
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: No
Computer Capabilities:
1:1 iPad Program – included in tuition
School Championships:
WCAC championships during the past decade: Baseball, Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ Basketball, Girls’ Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Girls’ Ice Hockey, Boys’ Lacrosse, Girls’ Soccer, Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Track and Field, Wrestling
DCSAA championships during the past decade: Baseball, Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ Basketball, Girls’ Cross Country, Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Soccer, Indoor Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling Boys’ Lacrosse, Girls’ Ice Hockey, Field Hockey
School Clubs:
Amigos de las Américas
Black Student Union
Engineering Club
French Club
It’s Academic Team
Latin Club
Robotics Team
Spanish Club
Honor Societies:
Art Honor Society
International Thespian Society
Music Honor Society (TRI-M)
National French Honor Society
National Honor Society
National Latin Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
Media:
Literary Magazine
Student Newspaper and Morning News
Yearbook (TAPS)
Athletics:
Athletic Training Club
Female Athletes Club
Ski Club
St. John's Booster Club
Cadets Corps:
Color Guard
Drill Team
Raiders Team
Rifle Team
Skeet Team
Government:
Debate Team
Girl Up
Model UN
Student Government Association
Faith and Service:
Lasallian Youth
Prayer and Meditation
Interests:
Anime Club
Board Game Club
Book Club
Eco Club/ S.H.R.E.D
E-sports Club
Latin Dance Group
S.A.D.D.
The Arts:
Art Club
Dance Team
Instrumental Ensembles
St. John's Theatre
Vocal Ensembles
Fall Sports:
Crew (Boys and Girls)
Cross Country (Boys and Girls)
Equestrian Team (Co-ed)
Field Hockey
Football
Girls’ Tennis
Girls’ Volleyball
Soccer (Boys and Girls)
Winter Sports:
Basketball (Boys and Girls)
Ice Hockey (Boys and Girls)
Indoor Track and Field (Co-ed)
Swim and Dive (Boys and Girls)
Wrestling
Spring Sports:
Baseball
Boys’ Tennis
Crew (Boys and Girls)
Fast-Pitch Softball
Golf (Co-ed)
Lacrosse (Boys and Girls)
Track and Field (Boys and Girls)
Rugby
Parking Spaces/Availability:
300
Uniform Guidelines:
St. John’s requires all students to wear a school uniform. Boys wear slacks, dress shoes, SJC polo shirts (fall/spring), and SJC oxford shirts and ties (winter). Girls wear skirts or pants, dress shoes, SJC polo shirts (fall/spring) and SJC oxford shirts (winter).
Admissions Deadline: Dec. 10, 2021
Mission Statement:
Faithful to the charism of St. John Baptist de La Salle, St. John’s College High School is an independent, Catholic college preparatory school whose mission is to provide a human and Christian education to young men and women from diverse socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds.
St. John’s is a community of faith and zeal with dedicated Lasallian educators committed to the spiritual, academic, cultural, physical and moral development of the students. Rooted in Christian values, the Lasallian experience at St. John’s prepares young men and women for a life dedicated to leadership, achievement and service to the community.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
St. John's is a community of faith and zeal, which seeks to respond to the needs of youth through Christian education. At the core of the St. John's community are dedicated Lasallian educators who are committed to the academic, spiritual, cultural and physical development of the students. Rooted in Christian values, the Lasallian experience prepares young men and women for lives dedicated to leadership, achievement and service to the community.
School History: The De La Salle Christian Brothers founded St. John’s in 1851. The Christian Brothers are the largest group of religious laymen in the Catholic Church dedicated exclusively to the ministry of education. The Founder of the Brothers was St. John Baptist de La Salle (1651–1719), who in 1950 was declared the Patron Saint of All Teachers of Youth in the Catholic Church. The Brothers still teach alongside the lay faculty as St. John’s continues to educate young men and women in the Lasallian tradition.
Programs and Services:
De La Salle Scholars Program, Benilde Program, Entrepreneurial Center for Innovation and Social Impact, Cadet Corps Leadership Program, Campus Ministry, Four-Year Retreat Program, Christian Service Trips, Sports Performance Training Program
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