Victims of Abuse -
The
Diocese of
Pensacola-Tallahassee is
committed to healing the
hurting hearts of sexual
abuse victims. It has
established Victims
Assistance Coordinators,
experienced and trained
counselors, who are
available to help persons
who have been sexually
abused. The Coordinator for
the Pensacola/Fort Walton
area is Ms. Danielle Malone,
LMHC. She may be reached at
(850) 436-6432, ext. 17.
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Welcome back
everyone!
Welcome Mrs.
Williams our
new
Principal
and
welcome to
all our new
SJS Families
!
Sept. 1st
School
drawing
tickets due
for service
hour.
Sept. 6th
No School
Labor Day
Holiday
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School
Flyers:
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St.
John the Evangelist Catholic
School
Proud to be the 2nd oldest
Catholic School in the State
of Florida with 136 years in
Education!
(est. 1874)
St.
John School offers
Accelerated Math and Star
Math along with Accelerated
Reader and Star Reader!
This
is what our 8th grade
students have to say about
Accelerated Math.
"I
learn more with AM than
I did with just the math
book". Audree W.
"I like AM. It is really
helping me a lot! It's
also helping me prepare for
high school. I am glad
we have Accelerated Math!"
Lilli B.
"I love AM math! It brings a
tiered system to math so
that everyone is on the
right level. I am
excited to excel in AM."
Hannah B.
to
learn more about this
outstanding program
click on the links below.
Please
keep in your prayers the
sick of our parish and
school, for those who are in
need,
and
for all the faithful
departed.
Pray
for peace in our families,
in the world,
and
for all our service men and
women.
serving
in our Military.
Mary,
Help of Christians, Pray for
us.
St. John the Evangelist,
Pray for us.
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Parent
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You
can
purchase
Scrip
Cards
on-line
and
still
support
our
school.
To
sign
up
for
your
free
family
account
click
on
the
"Score
big
with
Scrip"
link
above.
Our
school
enrollment
code
is:
1LBA7D524941 |
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Child Abuse Reporting Requirements
In accordance with state law and school policy, school staff are obligated under
penalty of fine and jail term to report the reasonable suspicion of physical
abuse, sexual abuse, or child neglect to the proper authorities. In this very
serious and legally narrow area, the school will not contact parents in advance
of making a report to authorities, which would be the procedure followed in most
other legal matters. The clear intent of the law, based on the seriousness of
the crimes listed above, is to mandate that a report of reasonable suspicion of
abuse be made. School staff will make such reports in the best interest of the
affected child and do not, once reasonable suspicion is established, have any
legal alternative except to make the report to the proper authorities for their
investigation and review.
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