Current Families

Welcome Saint John's Families

Welcome Saint John's Families!

We encourage you to bookmark this page as a reference for resources you may find helpful for your son's Saint John's experience. 

Included on this page are attendance phone numbers, family handbooks, school directories and calendars, and more.

In addition to this page, Saint John's sends a weekly e-newsletter 378 Main to our students, families and faculty/staff with upcoming news and events. If you are not in receipt of this weekly email, please contact Ms. Liz Costa via email for troubleshooting assistance.

Thank you and Go Pioneers!

Each fall, the Saint John's High School community looks forward to the Pioneer Drive - an opportunity for our current students to actively network with their friends, families, neighbors, and greater community members to raise money for the Saint John's need-based Financial Aid program.

The winners of all cash prizes and the student winner of Half-Tuition will be pulled and announced on Friday, October 16, 2026.

SUPPORTER PRIZES
For every $10, entrants will be entered into a drawing for the following prizes:

Grand Prize: $10,000
1st Prize: $2,000
2nd Prize: $1,000
3rd Prize: $500
4th Prize (two lucky winners): $250
5th Prize (five lucky winners): $100

Please note, as this is an Opportunity Drive, with the chance to win cash prizes, your contributions are not tax-deductible.

Students will receive one entry into the Half-Tuition drawing for each $120 in sales, as well as additional prizes and incentives throughout the drive.
 
INVITE OTHERS TO PARTICIPATE!
You can help spread the word to your friends and family by SHARING THE LINK: www.stjohnshigh.org/PIONEERDRIVE
or THE QR CODE

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DONATING IS EASY!
Visiting www.stjohnshigh.org/PIONEERDRIVE or scanning the QR code will bring you to the Pioneer Drive homepage. To donate, simply click the "GIVE NOW" button at the top of the page!


Daily Bulletin

2026-2027 Resources

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  • Attendance Contacts

    To report matters of attendance, please use the numbers listed below based on your students current grade level:

    Grades 7 & 8
    508.925.2785

    Grades 9-12
    508.925.2777

  • Book Lists & Purchasing

    Once you have viewed your student’s courses for next year, you can use that list to help buy his books.

    To do that, follow the steps below: 
    • Please review our 2026-2027 Book List, navigating to the correct grade level using the tabs on the bottom of the spreadsheet.
    • To purchase the books, visit the MBS Direct Virtual Bookstore.
    • Click "Let's Get Started" and select the "Site" dropdown menu.
    • Once there, select your student’s grade level and use the textbook PDF or the Courses listed on the portal to choose the required materials for all classes.
    • Please follow the rest of the prompts to finish the purchase.

    If you have any questions regarding the 2026-2027 Book List, please contact Mr. Sean Hastings at shastings@stjohnshigh.org. 

  • Busing & Transportation

    As we begin the many preparations for the upcoming 2026-2027 academic year, we are conducting a short survey to gauge interest in morning drop-off busing transportation for Saint John’s students in grades 7-12 who live outside of Shrewsbury. 

    We ask that any families who live outside of Shrewsbury, who may be considering morning busing as an option for next year, please complete the OUT OF TOWN BUSING SURVEY by June 30, 2026.

    Completing this survey is non-committal - it will simply allow us to begin understanding the needs of our community for next year. 

    Shrewsbury residents may opt to participate in local busing through the Town of Shrewsbury. You would coordinate this through the Town of Shrewsbury as we get closer to the start of the school year.

    For questions about busing and transportation, please contact Mrs. Kelly Cappucci at kcappucci@stjohnshigh.org

  • CampBrain Registrations

    CLICK HERE to access your CampBrain account where you can find registration and payment for most school-based events.

  • Device Policy

    MIDDLE SCHOOL

    Students in Grades 7 & 8 will be provided a school-issued device. 

    HIGH SCHOOL

    Students in Grades 9-12 must bring a device with them to school each day. Please see the specifications below for compatible devices:

    • Mac Laptop
      • Model Year 2022 or Newer
      • Apple Silicon (M1) Processor or Higher
      • MacOS 11 Operating System or Higher
      • 128GB Storage or Greater
      • 4GB RAM or Greater
      • Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Capable or Newer
    • Windows Laptop
      • Model Year 2022 or Newer
      • Dual Core Processor or Higher
      • Windows 10 or 11 Home or Pro Operating System
      • 128GB SSD or NvME Storage or Higher
      • 4GB of RAM or Greater
      • Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Capable or Newer
    • iPad
      • iPad Mini 4 or Newer
      • iPad 10th Generation or Newer
      • iPad Air 5th Generation or Newer
      • iPad Pro 4th Generation or Newer
    Please note that Chromebooks, Smartphones (iPhone and Android), Android Tablets, Windows S-Mode Devices, and Amazon Fire Devices are NOT COMPATIBLE with the school’s BYOD program or Information Technology Infrastructure and therefore not permitted as acceptable student devices for learning and coursework. Questions on devices can be directed to: tech@stjohnshigh.org


  • Student & Family Handbooks

    For our current students and families, please refer to the Student & Family Handbooks available in the Portal. 

  • Summer Reading

  • Uniform Ordering (Grades 7 & 8)

    To view our Middle School Dress Code Policy, please click here. 

    Then, we invite you to visit our Uniform Store through Tommy Hilfiger for ordering uniform pieces. 

Athletics

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Registrar Requests

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  • Driver's Permit

    For students who need a school-issued document in order to obtain a Driver's Permit, we're happy to provide a letter of good standing.

    Please email registrar@stjohnshigh.org and allow 10 days for processing. The letter will be emailed back to you.

  • Transcript Request (Underclassman)

    To submit a request for an underclassman transcript, please click here to complete the form. 

    Please allow two weeks for processing.

  • Worker's Permits

    As a private school, Saint John's does not issue Work Permits.

    Please refer to www.mass.gov for information regarding youth employment permit information and/or contact your city or town's school Superintendent.  

National Honor Society

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  • Members | Class of 2026

    Alexander Ayres
    Nicholas Barbarino
    Joseph Bernat
    Jackson Braman
    Dylan Bui
    Colton Carpenter
    Colin Casperson
    Ribhav Chand
    Arnav Chatterjee
    Gowtham Chebrolu
    Jasratan Chopra
    Jack Clarke
    Ben Colby
    Liam Collins
    Sean Connor
    Quinn Cordial
    Grady Cormier
    Matthew Crowley
    Anthony D’Angelo
    Ronan Davis
    Andrew DeHoratius
    Luke DePeter
    Collin Dunker
    Hayden Finacchio
    Jacob Flynn
    Ethan Fournier
    Jackson Foster
    Patrick Gallagher
    Vineeth Gangidi
    Robert Gerosa
    Jameson Gillis
    Alexander Giolekas
    Theodore Golsch
    Owen Guelcher
    Manav Guttalapalli
    Jack Hanlon
    James Herlihy
    Joshua Holden
    Jack Hunter
    Cale Jackson
    Nathanael Jastrab
    Zachary Johnson
    Kieran Kelly
    Caleb Keyes
    Hrishikesh Kulkarni
    Zachary LaGrutta
    Yantong Li
    Thomas Linares
    Peter Livanos
    Charles Maki
    Avighna Mane
    Andrew Marrone
    Henry McDonnell
    Desmond McShea
    Thomas Mendoza
    Gabriel Mercado-Lubo
    Connor Miller
    Luca Miloscia
    Enzo Miranda
    Ryan Morin
    Joseph Morris
    Bryant Murphy
    Elias Najjar
    Taeyun Nam
    Jonathan Nicolopoulos, Jr.
    Zachary O’Connor
    Quinn O’Mara
    Matthew Oswitt
    Rishik Paluri
    John Papagni
    Arush Patel
    Handong Peng
    Ryan Pergola
    Michael Probst
    Rishi Ramesh
    Kirpal Singh Rayat
    John Renzoni
    Matthew Renzoni
    Gleb Rogaev
    Ian Rollins
    Ryan Saito
    Rohan Savla
    Tyler Schiavone
    Nathaniel Schmidt
    William Schmit
    Thomas Scott
    Conor Secrist
    Sabir Sethi
    Nishan Shaik
    Jacob Shea
    Jack Silvia
    Parker Smith
    Jeremy Soma Reddy
    Anthony Soto
    Nehemiah St. Surin
    Aditya Tandon
    Gabriel Terlato
    Jonathan Trapp
    Rodrigo Tupayachi
    Nicholas Verri
    Ryan Warren
    Nathaniel Wooldridge
    Aiden Zastoupil
    Dhilan Zaveri

  • Members | Class of 2027

    Parbi Abbeyquaye '27
    Wesley Allebach '27
    Jack Anderson '27
    Zhan Barseghyan '27
    William Berger '27
    Brayden Bodio '27
    August Brock '27
    Matthew Cammilleri '27
    Conor Chabot '27
    Aidan Chabot '27
    Alex Christopher '27
    Max Corriveau '27
    William Deignan '27
    Alex Desimone '27
    Walt Dobecki '27
    Ryan Fagan '27
    Anthony Gallati '27
    James Gentry '27
    Henry Grant '27
    Jack Guo '27
    Brendan Hamann '27
    Sam Harding '27
    Jaedyn Hendrickson '27
    Liam Hickey '27
    Trevor Higgins '27
    Sean Hoban '27
    Tyler Horrigan '27
    Aarav Jain '27
    Tanmay Jain '27
    Alex Krolewski '27
    William Kropp '27
    Xander LaGrutta '27
    Andy Lau '27
    Ben Li '27
    Nate Lowcock '27
    Jinghao Luo '27
    Ben Luyrink '27
    Sebastian MacKay '27
    Henry Marcotte '27
    August McGonagle '27
    Charlie Mercier '27
    John Mihopoulos '27
    Jackson Mitchell '27
    Max Morales '27
    Shail Motwane '27
    David Nam '27
    Brendan Parisi '27
    Rushil Patel '27
    Sam Philion '27
    Jax Phillips '27
    Adam Picard '27
    Vismay Prasad '27
    Patrick Reine '27
    Blake Rice '27
    Josiah Shekoni '27
    Cole Shepard '27
    Jackson Silen '27
    Max Simeoni '27
    Luke Stevens '27
    Owen Stowe '27
    Daniel Toland '27
    Danny Warner '27
    Ivan Wisuri '27
    Eric Xu '27
    William Zhou '27

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Saint John's High School

378 Main Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545    (508) 842-8934
Saint John’s High School has educated young men under the sponsorship of the Xaverian Brothers since 1898. Through the Saint John’s strong college preparatory curriculum, over 900 students in grades seven through twelve pursue personal and intellectual growth in an environment that is committed to the development of the whole person and recognizes a moral dimension of life through service to God and to others.