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Employment Opportunities

Technology Support Specialist

All Saints Parish and St. John’s Catholic School seeks a part-time (20 hrs a week), benefits-eligible, Technology Support Specialist.  This position’s duties include IT maintenance on all the parish/school computer and software systems, administration of O365 accounts, facilitate staff trainings as needed, support both parish and school with IT set-up for fundraising events as needed, support in all school applications (NWEA, LEXIA, RENWEB, IXL, etc.), website oversight and other IT responsibilities. 

This position is located at St. John’s Catholic school and will be required to travel to parish offices as needed.  The candidate should have an associate or bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology, system administration or a closely related field. Required 3-5 years’ experience. 

If interested, please send a cover letter, resume and three references to: Charleen.foley@portlanddiocese.org or mail to: All Saints Parish, 144 Lincoln Street, Bath, ME  04530.  If you have questions, please call (207) 443-3423 and ask for Charleen Foley. 

Substitutes –

St. John’s is looking for energetic candidates who are patient, kind, and compassionate to substitute teach (PK-8). The candidates will work with a wonderful team of educators by substituting in the classroom as needed. The ideal candidates will have a background in education and/or working with children of all ages. This position is on an as needed basis. Interested candidates should email a letter of interest and resume to Shelly Wheeler, Principal, at shelly.wheeler (at) portlanddiocese (dot) org.

Memorial Mass

**UPDATE** We raised more than $10,000 for the St. John’s Catholic School Scholarship Fund. Thank you!!!

Please remember and honor those who’ve passed before us by contributing to the St. John’s Catholic School Memorial Scholarship Fund. You can make your donation and add your loved ones to our scroll of names by going to our secure payment site.

Stations of the Cross

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St. John’s Drive Thru Nativity

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In lieu of our Annual Christmas Pageant, welcome to our Drive-Thru Nativity!

First Day of School Newsletter

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St. John’s Catholic

School 2020-2021

First Day of School Newsletter

August 26, 2020

From the Principal’s Desk

We had a wonderful first day of school! There was a lot of learning new routines, a lot of reconnecting with old friends and meeting lots of new friends! The first day of school is always a little challenging, and this year was no different. Many students were nervous to return to school because it’s been so long. Others were a little nervous to start at a new school. Asking students to wear a mask is challenging, and not what they’re used to. Listening to their teacher with a slightly muffled voice is challenging, and not what they’re used to. Things will get better and we will work through the bumps as we go! Overall I do think there were many successes of the day.

Morning car line worked very well, thank you to everyone for completing your online screening form in a timely fashion! Afternoon car line needs a little practice, but just as kids need to practice, adults do too – particularly with new procedures and expectations that are a little different than what you may be used to. Each day should get a little smoother and within a week you’ll be out of here in no time at all! Particularly for the primary parents, it is okay to step out of your vehicle, with a mask on, to let your child see you. Many of our younger students didn’t recognize their parents’ vehicles which made it challenging to get them into their vehicles quickly. Additionally, if your child is going to Learning Center, please let your child’s teacher know via email – at least for the first week or so. Some students were very confused and couldn’t remember where they were supposed to be. (Which is understandable after such a long day!)

Please read through the important items below and keep scrolling for a few pictures from our day! I’m looking forward to tomorrow! I think we’ll all rest pretty well tonight!

God Bless,

Shelly Wheeler

Click below for access to the SJCS Student Handbook and PDF files of the PowerPoint from last weeks’ Zoom meetings.

Student Handbook & Zoom Slideshow PDF

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Things to Remember

  • Submit your COVID screening form each morning (the earlier the better!)
  • ID numbers for our screening system have been altered – please use SJCS in front of your child’s ID number to submit their form (Example: SJCS54938)
  • Drive slowly at morning and afternoon car line
  • Have patience with car line – with practice it does improve!
  • If your child has medication needs please communicate with the office and our school nurse
  • Send clean masks to school each day
  • If you have a concern, please contact your child’s teacher first
  • Let us know if you have any questions

THANK YOU FOR A GREAT DAY!

Returning to School Information

We are excited to be returning to the classroom, but there are some things we have to do to be safe for everyone. Please see the attached document for more information about the Back2School COVID-19 Tracking System.

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