Page Title: History — St. Joseph Parish School | Issaquah, Snoqualmie

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Page Text: About Us Principal's Message Our Mission & 3 Year Plan Why SJS History Faculty & Staff Contact Us Admissions How to Apply School Tours Information Request Tuition & Fees Tuition Assistance Academics Remote Learning Preschool PreKindergarten Primary (K-2) Intermediate (3-5) Middle School (6-8) After School Enrichment Community Parent Resources Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Parents' Club School Commission Volunteer Info School Uniforms Eagle Shop Extended Care Giving Auction Amazon Smile WalkAThon Corporate Matching Box Tops for Education Quick Links Facts Access Volunteer SignUp Archdiocese of Seattle NCEA Church History of St. Joseph Parish School In 1994, St. Joseph Parish began a preschool in response to parent demand for Catholic school eduction on the Eastside.  With each passing year, the parents' enthusiasm and support grew, and with the support of St Joseph Parish, so did the school. With our main Issaquah campus building bursting at the seams and no space to be found locally, St. Joseph started to look further east for a property on which to expand.  It found the perfect fit in the former Mountain View School at the end of Southeast Newton Street in Snoqualmie. On Wednesday, September 4, 2002, the school opened its doors at the Snoqualmie Campus to 50 third through seventh grade students and added an eighth grade class in the fall of 2003. In 2004, the Focus on Our Future Campaign was successful in raising money for the downpayment of the Snoqualmie site and plans were drawn for the current expansion. St. Joseph Parish School looks back on its history with pride and to its future with great enthusiasm. Today, the combined student population at both sites is 196 students. Fall 2001 - First CYO girls basketball team, grades 5/6 1996-1997 - First-ever Kindergarten class at SJS. 1997-1998 - First 1st grade class at SJS. First year with uniforms 2000-2001 - The year of Grades 3-5, 28 students in two tiny classrooms: one in a portable on the east side of our Issaquah campus, and one in center room off parish hall. Circa 1995; Students visiting the new Snoqualmie Campus

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