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SJS Home & School presents their Hometown Christmas Craft Sale on November 2nd!

SJS Home & School presents their Hometown Christmas Craft Sale on November 2nd!

All are welcome to attend – FREE entry too! Come and have a great turkey luncheon in the Fellowship Hall and shop for some great finds! There will items in the school cafeteria and gymnasium! We have great raffle baskets to win, an amazing bake sale and so many vendors to shop from! Come and stop by on November 2nd!

To learn how you can donate baked goods for the Craft Sale, please click here!

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SJS Home & School presents their Hometown Christmas Craft Sale on November 3rd!

SJS Home & School presents their Hometown Christmas Craft Sale on November 3rd!

All are welcome to attend – FREE entry too! Come and have a great turkey luncheon in the Fellowship Hall and shop for some great finds! There will items in the school cafeteria and gymnasium! We have great raffle baskets to win, an amazing bake sale and so many vendors to shop from! Come and stop by on November 3rd!

If you would like to donate baked goods, click here!

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SJS Home & School presents Hometown Christmas Craft Sale on November 5th!

SJS Home & School presents Hometown Christmas Craft Sale on November 5th!

All are welcome to attend! Come and have a great turkey luncheon in the Fellowship Hall and shop for some great finds! There will items in the school cafeteria and gymnasium! We have great raffle baskets to win, an amazing bake sale and so many vendors to shop from! Come and stop by on November 5th!

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5th Grader at St. John School Making A Difference!

Ten-Year-Old Art Project Changes Lives

Ten-year-old Isaac Vasquez has turned an art project into joy for those in need.

The soon-to-be fifth-grader at St. John Nepomucene Catholic School in Little Chute is making crosses for sale, and is donating half of his earnings. Isaac makes as many as five crosses a day, charging $10 each, although many generous people pay more, said his mother, Abby Vasquez.

Click here to the full article.  Keep up the great work Isaac!