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A Culture of Philanthropy
A culture of philanthropy is central to the St. John’s Prep experience because it reflects our belief that no one walks alone. Every gift, volunteer hour, and act of generosity strengthens the school we share and helps ensure that future generations of Eagles have the opportunity to thrive. Philanthropy allows us to invest in exceptional faculty, meaningful programs, financial aid, campus experiences, and opportunities that shape young men for lives of faith, purpose, and service. Just as importantly, giving teaches our students the value of gratitude and paying it forward. When we give together, we strengthen our brotherhood and build a stronger Prep for generations to come.
Alumni Engagement
From our alumni from the 40s to our most recent grads, there's something for every alum. The alumni team within the Office for Institutional Advancement hosts events, receptions, reunions, networking opportunities, and more for alumni across class years. Learn more about alumni at St. John's and how you can connect—or reconnect—with your alma mater.
Partnering with Parents
It might be the students who are sitting in the classrooms, but St. John's is dedicated to partnering with parents as their sons attend the Prep. Retreats just for parents, volunteer opportunities, and events for parents to connect with each other are all part of the Prep experience.
"I chose St. John’s Prep because of it’s strong, passionate, and vibrant community. Coming here made me feel like I brought something to the table; everybody plays a part.
— Kenny Aldrich '28
Members of the Class of 2022 at the Young Alumni BBQ, a chance for graduates within the past five years to network, mingle, and learn about what being an alumnus is all about.
Held annually, all current parents are invited to the Honor Reception, an event held in June to celebrate the mission, vision, and values of the Prep, and welcome our newest Hall of Honor inductees.
Parents and guardians volunteer for the very important job of serving ice cream on the last day of school!
Grandparents stopped by the Fine Arts Department's Empty Bowls event to scoop up their grandsons' ceramic bowls and fill them with ice cream! Bowls cost $5 each, and all proceeds go to charity.
Upperclassmen Eagles Wings Leaders chat with new freshman parents to answer their questions and get their take on freshman year before the welcome reception for the newest group of high school Eagles gets underway.
Each year, the Prep travels to different locations across the country to meet with alumni and their guests. Locations have included New York, Texas, North Carolina, California, and Chicago (shown here).
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