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St. John Bosco Catholic School is a Catholic elementary school in Phoenix, Arizona, serving students beginning in preschool (age 3) through 8th grade. The school emphasizes whole-child formation—academic, spiritual, social, emotional and physical development—and is identified on the site as a National Blue Ribbon School.
St. John Bosco Catholic School serves preschool (age 3) through eighth grade and presents a faith-based educational program that integrates spiritual formation with academic instruction and social-emotional development.
The school emphasizes whole-child development, with stated focus areas that include intellectual formation (executive function, critical thinking, data-informed differentiated instruction and project-based learning), social and emotional growth (self-regulation, collaboration, leadership), and spiritual and moral formation (daily faith integration, service, and character formation). Technology and academic supports listed for classrooms include one Chromebook per K–8 student, interactive touchscreen boards, and programs such as IXL, Accelerated Reader, and XtraMath.
The school uses a rolling admissions process and describes a multi-step application flow: inquire, visit campus, apply online, complete assessments, and meet with the Principal or Preschool Director. The site lists application documents and fees required for registration, including a birth certificate, immunization records, applicable baptismal or custody documents, IEP/MET/SSP when relevant, and a non-refundable application/registration fee.
An extracurricular club for upper-grade students that explores video games, video production, computer hardware and programming; members produce video announcements, work on community projects, and assist with AV setups. The club meets twice a week after school.
Placement into the Advanced Math Program is based on standardized test percentiles, classroom grades, teacher recommendation, and performance on an above-grade-level placement test; students in the program receive instruction 2–3 grade levels ahead during their math time.
Competitive sports for eligible upper-grade students are offered through the Catholic Youth Athletics Association, with seasonal teams in baseball, basketball, volleyball, softball, and flag football; intramural options are offered based on student interest.
A visual arts program aligned with diocesan standards that offers age-appropriate instruction in media, techniques, design and color, introduces students to art history and cultural styles, and emphasizes creative reflection and hands-on studio work.
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