Dr. Solomon was born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, educated at McGill University, Hobart College and the University of Rhode Island. He completed his postdoctoral training at Mass Hospital …
We are pleased to announce the appointment of a new Principal, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hutchison, effective July 1, 2019! Mrs. Hutchison comes to us with a Master of Science in Education and Bachelor of Arts in History, both from Fordham …
The Lions have a great deal of depth up and down the line-up with seventh and eighth graders who have been called up to the team from neighboring St. Francis Xavier School also making contributions. “Having the chance to have …
Longtime friend, Board member, SFXP & JPII parent, and community leader Steve Tenaglia has been named “The Board Member of the Year” by The Association of Catholic Admissions and Advancement Professionals (ACAAP). Steve will be honored at ACAAP’s Spring Conference, …
Through recent years, the St. John Paul II swimmers have created the unique motto which has appeared on t-shirts – “Our family versus your team.”
In sheer numbers, they fall far shy of many of the larger teams they compete …
This year’s JFK Hyannis Museum Essay Contest produced two winners from nearly seventy entries; both grads of SFXP and JPII!
Sadie O’Conor SFXP ’14/JPII ’18 and Jack Manning SFXP ’14/JPII ’18 read their winning essays at a recent meeting of …
The 2018-2019 academic year summer reading list is now available. Please click on the link to view or download.
May 9, 2018
Feast of St. John of Avila
Dear JPII & SFXP Parents,
Due the addition of St. Margaret Regional School to our current 5-12 school and in consultation with the Diocesan Superintendent, I am pleased to announce the …
Nineteen students from JPII and SFXP had their work selected to be entered into the 2018 Classroom Times.
Fourteen were selected as winners and their work was published.
The cover of the 2018 Classroom Times featured two students’ work.…
With smaller school populations and smaller class sizes, Catholic schools also provide familiarity and structure for students, said Joyce Allison-Saucier, principal of St. Margaret Regional School, a Fall River Diocesan school that educates students from preschool through Grade 8.
“The …