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06/01/2008
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Beverly K. Kaniecki Receives Golden Apple Award -
Beverly Kaniecki, principal of St. Joseph High School, Natrona Heights, has received the first Golden Apple Award from the Diocese of Pittsburgh for principals. The award includes a $5,000 grant. Mrs. Kaniecki has served as principal of the high school since 1991, prior to that she was a math teacher at the school from 1979 to 1990, and graduated from the school in 1964. A magna cum laude graduate of Carlow College and Duquesne University, Mrs. Kaniecki has been instrumental in creating an environment of high achievement at the high school both learn more...
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Beverly K. Kaniecki, Principal
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01/26/2008
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Celebrating 20 years of Women’s Basketball -
History: Our first WPIAL game took place on learn more...
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01/12/2008
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Matt Beacom (SJHS '99) Enters College Hall of Fame -
By Paul Kogut VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH learn more...
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12/22/2007
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Michael Barkowski Scores 1000th Career Point -
Congratulations to Spartan Senior Mike Barkowski who scored his 1000th career point on December 4th. He scored his 1000th point on a three pointer in the second quarter and he finished the game with 21 points. Through his junior year, Mike averaged 20 points per game, scoring 500 points last season alone! Congratulations to Mike for his accomplishments and success on the basketball court! learn more...
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Mike's 1000th Point
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06/30/2007
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Our Future is Building -
When the members of St. Joseph Parish founded the high school in 1915, they launched a success story without parallel. Now the oldest Catholic high school in the Diocese of Pittsburgh, St. Joseph High School currently educates 164 students from two dioceses, 30 parishes, four counties and 18 school districts. St. Joseph High School has been educating students for nearly 100 years in academics, the arts and athletics. We regularly turn out National Merit recognized students, National History Day winners, award-winning theatrical productions, WPIAL championship learn more...
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06/24/2007
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Student Wins at National Competition -
St. Joseph High School Freshman Ariel Schroeder took Second Place at the National History Day competition at the University of Maryland June 10-14, 2007. This is only the third time since 1986 that a representative of the school has finished in the top three. SJHS had eight students represent the school at the national competition this year. Schroeder received Second Place in the Senior Individual Historical Paper category for Ignaz Semmelweis and Childbed Fever: Turning the Tragedy of Untimely Death into the Triumph of Regained Life. She also received learn more...
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06/10/2007
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SJHS Alumni Look Back on National Win -
Two years ago this month, three SJHS students reached learn more...
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06/04/2007
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Alum Receives Academic Award -
SJHS Alum (‘02) Matthew Zidek recently received the Eric A. and Josephine S. Walker Award, the highest academic award in the Penn State school system. Each year, one student at each of the 24 Penn State campuses receives this award, recognizing a student who exhibits outstanding qualities of character, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership which contributes to the overall prestige of the campus. Recipients must be nominated for the award. Five people nominated Zidek, including Patty Brady (Director of Enrollment Management), Janet Berry (Admissions Counselor), learn more...
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06/03/2007
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Alum Update -
Midshipman Brian T. Arroyo (‘05) is preparing for his summer training blocks as part of his studies at the Naval Academy. He is set to graduate in 2010. His first training block will be a Surface Cruise aboard the DDG98 USS Forrest Shermann. After a Yard Patrol (YP) Cruise, he will return to "The Yard" for more training before classes resume in August. Brian’s mom visited him last month for "Plebe Recognition Week," where she watched him participate in "Sea Trials," the "Welcome Parade," Herndon, and the Plebe Recognition Ceremony. "Sea Trials" consisted of 15 hours of various learn more...
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06/03/2007
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Alum Update -
Midshipman Brian T. Arroyo (‘05) is preparing for his summer training blocks as part of his studies at the Naval Academy. He is set to graduate in 2010. His first training block will be a Surface Cruise aboard the DDG98 USS Forrest Shermann. After a Yard Patrol (YP) Cruise, he will return to "The Yard" for more training before classes resume in August. Brian’s mom visited him last month for "Plebe Recognition Week," where she watched him participate in "Sea Trials," the "Welcome Parade," Herndon, and the Plebe Recognition Ceremony. "Sea Trials" consisted of 15 hours of various learn more...
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