St. John's High School

Islander Baseball beats Charleston Math and Science 19-0. Softball team was also victorious 14-11!

Our softball team beat North Charleston HS- 20-1 tonight! Way to go Islanders!

Her nominating teacher said, "Daeshia is a blessing to have in the classroom. She is a team player on the basketball court and in the classroom." Daeshia is also running track! Keep up the good work!

Her nominating teacher says, "Talulah is a bright student who puts her best into her work. She is attentive in class and one step ahead on all assignments." Keep up the good work Talulah!

Our baseball team shut out Burke tonight 17-0 and our boys soccer team only gave up one goal in a win over Cross 10-1. Girl’s soccer fell to RB Stall 1-4.

The teacher who nominated Mollie says, "She has been working hard to do the best each day in class, her relation with partners show the will to help them." Congratulations Mollie!

"Please join us in celebrating this year's CHAMP Award winners Alexandra Blake and Virginia Delgado Vela. Alex and Virginia were nominated and voted on as "unsung heroes" in this year's Senior class based on their character, community service, and academic effort. These students often go unnoticed for their accomplishments but they enhance our Islander community and make St. John's a better place."

Connect to our Parent Portal to keep up with your student's grades and assignments.
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We ❤️ Mr. Benton.

On Tuesday, February 21, 2023, members of Charleston County Council honored three outstanding Charleston County School District (CCSD) leaders for their tremendous work and leadership in CCSD schools. We are incredibly proud of the work they have and continue to do in service to our students and community.

Academic Magnet High School North Charleston High School (NCHS) St. John's High School

Way to go!

Saturday School is available for students that need to make up seat time.

Just a reminder. This is tomorrow night - Feb. 23. Sign up for the meal today if you plan to eat.

Celebrating our athletic director, Hank Campbell as our January Teacher of the Month!

We love Mrs. Husted!

Neltie Husted
St. John’s High

Neltie, a native Charlestonian has been a teacher for 33 years including 21 with CCSD. She currently teaches the State Credential Program Grades 9-12.

Her background includes a bachelor’s degree in Special Education from the College of Charleston and a master’s in Health Information Systems from the Medical University of South Carolina.

Her teaching philosophy:

I believe that teachers should provide a nurturing environment that supports the student beyond the 6.5-hour school day. The successes and achievements of my relationships with students and families have made me the outstanding teacher and person I am today in my career. The student's social and emotional well-being which comes with being a young person with challenges, must be identified and targeted within the educational setting. Issues that impact both the student and their family have to be considered to create a pathway to success in life. I have always believed that my serious commitment, in regards to that above statement, involves self-reflection, on my impact with the support and instructional program services I have given. This has been a non-negotiable skill set across my personal teaching style. Outstanding teachers need to always strive to ask themselves three essential questions 1) Do I create relationships with students and families to empower them for life after school? 2) Do I plan and implement instructional programs of support that give them the set of skills they need for their self-advocacy and independence? And finally 3) Will the students I have taught and will teach in the future look back on their educational experience with pride. This is my ultimate reward if I have achieved this in my professional career as an educator and advocate for students with developmental disabilities.

College of Charleston Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) St. John's High School

Staff dressed like students today and students dressed like staff. Here’s a quick peek. More to come in the yearbook-on sale now for $30 at https://stjohnshs.revtrak.net/.

We had a pep rally today to recognize our basketball and wrestling teams. Our girls are off to their 1st championship game at Scott’s Branch tonight. Our faculty then proceeded to beat the students in a Hugh spirited game of basketball!

STJ Spirit Week!

Join us for Open House and Dinner on Thursday, Feb. 23rd. You must make a reservation if you plan to eat. https://bit.ly/STJOpenHouseDinner

Ka'Niya works hard in all her classes and is an excellent model student athlete.

Buy a Candy-Gram for a student at STJ and make their day. Orders are being taken through the end of the day on Friday. Fill out the form at - https://bit.ly/STJCandyGram. The form has a payment link at the top. Once we have the $2 and the form, we will process your order and deliver it on Valentine's Day.

Sabino is a student of good character and has earned the respect of his teachers. He is a role model and strives to continue his climb in JROTC. He has great potential and wants to do his best.

Crystihan works hard in Leadership and has shown great improvement in Q2 in both his Achieve scores and his overall grade.

This week is National School Counseling Week! School counselors focus on positive ways to enhance students’ academic, career, and social/emotional development. They are here to work with students and families to help all students become the best possible versions of themselves. How can your school counselor help support YOU?

Varsity boys for the win tonight against Palmetto Scholars!

Allyson is an excellent student who is very persistent in her efforts on every assignment, and she is also very willing to help other students.

Here are all of the seniors that were honored at last night's game!

It’s Senior night at the ball game. Sorry I don’t have pics of everyone, but congrats to all of our seniors. Girls won. Boys are on the court!

We celebrated our Honor Roll students today with Swiss Cake Rolls and a scratch off card with other prizes. Many thanks to the Class of 8T5 for their generous donations for prizes!

Way to go Ms. Collins!

Congrats to our very own Chef Ward!

JV Boys begin play at 5pm followed by the Varsity girls and boys. Purchase advanced tickets here https://islanderathletics.com/event-tickets

Photos from St. John's High School's post

Varsity Boys make it a clean sweep tonight against Lowcountry Leadership! Go Islanders!