Frequently Asked Questions

List of 6 frequently asked questions.

• Q: What does the typical day look like for Pope John XXIII Students?

  Our day begins at 8:05AM and end at 3:00PM. Our half day preschool students are dismissed at 11:30AM before lunch.

• Q: What are the steps for families looking to enroll at your school?

  We are glad to hear you are interested in applying to PJ23! Please visit our Application Process with information on how to apply and who you can contact with questions.

• Q: How is the Catholic faith integrated into your daily routine?

  Our success is based on educating the whole child, academically, socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Our philosophy is rooted in the gospels of Jesus Christ. Our days begin and end together in prayer and we celebrate student led masses together every other week. Religion is integrated in our daily curriculum using the Sadlier Religion Series for all students Preschool-8th grade.
  
  Pope John XXIII School is also enhanced by a religiously diverse community. Many of our families represent various faith traditions that enrich our community. We welcome children of all faiths.

• Q: What is the process for families looking to receive financial support for tuition?

  Funds for tuition awards come from a variety of scholarship funds. Priority is given to current families for all financial assistance. For more information on how to apply for financial aid please visit our Tuition and Financial Aid page.

• Q: Is hot lunch included in the tuition? What is the process for student to join the hot lunch program?

  Hot lunch is included in our preschool tuition, and is an additional fee for our Kindergarten-8th grade students. Students can choose to order hot lunch through our provider, FSP, or bring their own lunch.

• Q: What after school programs do you offer?

  Along with our aftercare program which runs from 3-6PM for all ages, we also offer a variety of enrichment programs and clubs available for students Kindergarten-8th grade throughout the year. Some of the previously offered enrichment programs have been Young Rembrandts, Let’s Build It, dance and guitar. A few of our after school clubs include chess, drama and band.