News & Announcements

Due to some school districts having delayed openings on Tuesday, Pope John has revised the schedule for its annual mid-term exams that will take place this week.
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Linking Lions is a newly formed program in which members from Pope John XXIII Regional High School are paired with Pope John XXIII Middle School and Reverend George A. Brown Memorial School students as big brothers or big sisters to talk about what is going on in their lives while forming a connection together and fostering mentor-mentee relationships.
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As a birthday present that she requested, Brown got a chance to team up with her grandmother Carol Hawthorne and Dayspring Ministries to help care for foster children and families in in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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The annual mid-term exams at Pope John XXIII Regional High School will take place Jan. 22, 23 and 24.
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Twelve Pope John XXIII Regional High School students recently scored 1400 or above on the SAT or 31 and above on the ACT, and 17 students have been recognized for achieving a perfect score on a particular section of either the SAT or ACT.
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Ireland Burke signed his letter of intent to play for Boston College; Louis Montana signed his letter of intent to play for the University of Richmond; and Giovanni Potente signed his letter of intent to play for Fordham University.
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For the next three days, members of the Pope John Players, Pope John XXIII Middle School and Reverend George A. Brown Memorial School will perform in the first musical in which all three schools of the Catholic Academy of Sussex County are represented.
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If your student rides one of these two buses, they will be
dismissed early and picked up at noon.
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The Lions' Den is ready for the Christmas season with new clothing items and stocking stuffers that are perfect for holiday giving.
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Come check out your favorite teachers/staff members as they will be working and serving McDonalds food to the communities of Newton, Franklin and Byram from 5-8 p.m
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