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News & Announcements
NEW SJW Online Learning Program - Virtual Orientation and Q&A w/ Mr. K. - 8.6.2020 @7pm
St. Joseph the Worker School is getting ready for another amazing school year! Your SJW Faculty and Staff have worked ALL summer to create a NEW SJW Online Learning Program for our families. #loveourSJWKnights #sjwstrong #sjwleadlovelearn #sjwknights #besafeandpray Read moreSJW Distance Learning Program Begins August 19th
This is the official announcement that we will be begin the 2020-2021 school year with our SJW Distance Learning Program. #SJWStrong Read more
NOW ENROLLING and RE-REGISTERING FOR THE 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR
St. Joseph the Worker School's New Student Application and Re-Registration Form are now available ONLINE! Click READ FULL STORY to apply or register! Read more
SJW Knight Earns Valedictorian Honor!
We are so proud of Sarah Le, St. Joseph the Worker School’s Class of 2016. She earned the highest academic honor for any student in her graduating class and was named St. Genevieve High School’s Valedictorian for the Class of 2020! We are so proud of her… “Once a Knight, ALWAYS a Knight!” Read more
Congratulations to the SJW Class of 2020
Quarantine Class of 2020, thank you for your courage, determination and GRIT through all the years, especially through this pandemic. Well done! Read moreSt. Joseph the Worker Feast Parade and Guadalupe Center Food Collection
This Friday, May 1st, is the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, the patron saint of families, laborers, and our parish. On Friday between 9-10am, the teachers and staff invite you to a special St. Joseph the Worker Feast Parade honoring all the Frontline workers & a "touch-less" Guadalupe Center Food Pantry collection to help the needy families in our community. Please feel free to decorate your cars while we celebrate our patron and all the Frontline workers around the World. We do ask that you please plan on remaining in your cars (except when dropping off food donations in the pick-up truck) and observe social distancing requirements. Read more
SJW Moves To Distance Learning Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
After consultation with State and Local Health Officials and the Department of Catholic Schools, St. Joseph the Worker School will transition to distance learning and/or online learning program beginning Tuesday, March 17th. A definite return date has not been as established. Read more
We Share H.O.P.E.
- Holy Optimism Practiced Everyday - Let it be known to all who enter St. Joseph the Worker School that Jesus Christ is the reason for our school, the unseen but ever-present teacher in all its classes, the model of its faculty, and the inspiration for its staff and students. We still have a few open spots for your child to come and join our SJW Family at St. Joseph the Worker School. Read moreDaily Reflections from our SJW Priests (English, Spanish and Vietnamese)
With daily and Sunday Masses cancelled, our SJW priests have recorded daily reflections to help all of us stay connected with our Lord. Click READ FULL STORY for a list of video reflections. Read more
Annual St. Patrick's Family Festival/Open House - Postponed to May 1st
Due to the COVID-19 virus issue, we have been instructed to cancel or postpone any nonessential gatherings. We were all looking forward to the Annual SJW St. Patrick's Family Festival this weekend; however, the event is not an essential event, so we have decided to postpone the festival to a later date. Read more
MR. KRUSKA PICKED TO TRAVEL TO NORTHERN IRELAND
After the success of last year's Principal Learning & Research Trip to Finland, the Department of Catholic Schools announced that 10 principals from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles (out of over 250 Catholic elementary and high schools) were selected to participate in an international study of Inclusion and Catholic Identity through Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland and Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. Mr. Kruska was selected to travel to Northern Ireland and spend 8 days beginning February researching and experiencing the models of "All-Ability Schools" and Shared Resources (students, facilities, and staff) between Catholic and Protestant schools. Let’s all keep Mr. Kruska and the delegation in our prayers for a safe and productive trip. Read more