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Category: News
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From the Desk of Mr. Stith
Dear Saint James Families, I hope this letter finds you rested and recharged from a joy-filled summer! I am honored to introduce myself as the new principal of Saint James […]
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Back to School Knight (Aug. 4)
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National History Day Competition
Three of our 2025 graduates have spent the week at the University of Maryland competing in the National History Day national contest. Annabeth Clarkson, McKenna Menold and Sarah Haney competed […]
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SJS announces new principal
ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. – St. James Catholic School (SJS) in Elizabethtown has announced that John Stith has been selected to serve as principal of the school. Stith enters the new role […]
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2025 Preschool Graduation
Our 4-year-old preschoolers graduated on Monday. They have spent the entire year focusing on learning all they need to know in order to move on to kindergarten. In addition to […]
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Field Day 2025
According to students, their favorite SJS tradition is field day! This year our preschoolers enjoyed beautiful weather on Thursday for field day. The event was filled with bounce houses and […]
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KY GIVES DAY – TUESDAY, MAY 13!
KY Gives Day is a 24-hour online giving event for non-profits throughout the commonwealth of Kentucky. This is the seventh year that Saint James Catholic School will participate in the […]
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SJS Preschool Derby 2025
Our preschoolers continued the tradition of their own version of the Kentucky Derby! This past Thursday, each of the preschool classes participated in a foot race carrying a stick horse. […]
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Thank you to our PTO!
Saint James Catholic School is blessed with the best PTO. The individuals involved with the organization work tirelessly all year long to provide for our school, specifically the students, faculty […]
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Alumni Spotlight: The French Brothers (Class of 1969, 1971, and 1973)
A legacy of family, faith, and service The legacy of the French family runs deep at Saint James Catholic School, through decades of shared faith, academic growth, and community involvement. […]
