Saint Joseph’s Second-Grade Class Cares for Their Community
Boynton Beach, FL – April 9, 2019 -- ?On April 1, Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School’s second-grade students cared for their community, by cleaning up Jaycee Park, a 5.5-acre waterside park located at 2600 S. Federal Highway in Boynton Beach.
 
Under watch of their teacher, the students worked together to demonstrate the importance of environmentalism and conservation. Community outreach, activism and environmental awareness are part of the curriculum at Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School, which holds itself to the highest standards for the character of each child and believes that every child deserves to attend a school where all are safe and supported.
 
Saint Joseph’s, founded in 1958, is an FCIS and FKC accredited, nationally renowned, academic and arts preparatory school serving children ages one through three at its Early Childhood Academy, and Pre-Kindergarten through Grade Eight on its Main Campus. Rigorous academics, the Academy of the Arts, spiritual studies, and athletics are the hallmark of the school’s curriculum. For more information on Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School, visit www.sjsonline.org.