April 11, 2023 Dear St. Joseph Families, Happy Easter! We are now into the holy season of Easter where we acknowledge and celebrate the resurrection of our Lord. We spent forty days journeying to this point through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. We appreciate your assistance in helping with the our almsgiving project, partnering with St. [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, There is no doubt that the events of the schools in Nashville have continued to be the focus in the hearts of many people. St. Joseph Catholic School is actively taking measures to increase the levels of safety on our campus. We have re-visited with security advisors to look for areas [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, As we concluded our week last Friday, we faced a very intense storm that appeared to be heading our way. Our Catholic Diocese advised that all after-school activities be canceled for that afternoon out of an abundance of caution. First, I wish to say thank you to everyone for picking up [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, We hope you were able to make it today to our Father's Day Mass with Bishop Malone on the solemnity of St. Joseph, Husband of Mary. We celebrate "Father's Day" each year on the feast of St. Joseph, who is our patron as well. It a blessing to honor our fathers [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, Did you know that Friday marks the end of the 3rd Weeks? It so hard to believe that we are this far into the school year! We only have 10 weeks left. This means a few things for your students. First, let us consider making sure the students persevere to the [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, Everyone is aware that registration for the 2022-2023 school year has begun. I wish to draw your attention to the fact that on WEDNESDSAY, MARCH 1ST, the cost of registration goes up $50. This means that registration's cost will be $350. Please take time to register your child for next school [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, As we prepare for the season of Lent, I feel the need to reflect on what the season can mean for us. If we are not aware, this was originally a time in the Church meant for final preparation for those who would become Christian at Easter. Making a long story [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, While we are still celebrating a lot of fun activities with St. Valentine's, Grandparents Day, Book Fair, and the Krewe of Carpenter Parade, remember that Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent. This begins on February 22nd. It is a time of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. We will [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, We had such a full week during Catholic Schools Week! Thank you for making the week so special for the students. From the talent show, Mass with the Bishop, 100th and 101st days of school being celebrated, living rosary, to our collection for Mary's House, our school had such a blessed [...]
Dear St. Joseph Families, As we begin Catholic Schools Week, I invite you to take time to reflect why you have chose St. Joseph Catholic School. Our school was founded in 1951 as a result of a growing post-WWII Catholic community. Since then, our school has remained part of the family of families of St. [...]
