About Us
At St. John Bosco Catholic School, we pride ourselves on the strong partnership that exists among the home, the school and the parish. The strategies we use to meet the diverse needs of our students at St. John Bosco Catholic School include:
School History
St. John Bosco Catholic School was originally established in 1965 under the name St. Sebastian, with John Ferrigan serving as the first principal. In 1972, a new school opened under the same name, and the original site was renamed St. John Bosco Catholic School, reflecting its connection to St. John Bosco Parish. That year, enrollment reached 717 students, with Steve Loftus as principal.
Our Patron Saint
Our school is named after St. John Bosco, a renowned educator and advocate for youth, especially orphans. He is recognized worldwide as the patron saint of youth and Catholic education. Inspired by his legacy, we strive to reflect his values in our Catholic teachings, school culture, and daily activities.