St. Joseph Catholic Academy
Cultivating exceptional scholars to know, love and serve Jesus Christ.
WHY A CAMPAIGN?
Growing Momentum, Long-Standing Needs
For nearly 200 years, Catholic education has guided generations of young people in St. Joseph, Missouri. Today, that sacred legacy continues through St. Joseph Catholic Academy.
We are in a time of blessed growth. More families are choosing our schools, scholars are benefiting from new opportunities, and the Academy model is demonstrating what is possible when our campuses collaborate in academics, operations, and our shared Catholic mission.
But our facilities have not kept pace with our momentum. We have made improvements over the years, but many of our beloved, historic campuses face needs that routine maintenance alone can no longer address, and it has been 25 years since our last major capital campaign.
In order to plan for the future, we're announcing our capital campaign: United in Faith, Forward in Excellence. With a campaign goal of $10.3 million, we are making a comprehensive investment across all Academy campuses so that our scholars can have updated, safe and welcoming places to learn, pray, create and grow for generations to come.
Learn more about our campaign projects below. We hope you can join us in this extraordinary effort to renew and strengthen St. Joseph Catholic Academy!
WHAT ARE THE PROJECTS?
Our Campaign Priorities
United in Faith, Forward in Excellence campaign projects are grouped into four campaign priorities: Upgrade Essential Facilities, Enhance Campus Enviornments, Improve Campus Accessibility, and Develop an Academy Auditorium. The projects under these priorities will improve our scholars' educational experience and prepare the Academy for generations to come.
To learn about the projects, click Explore the Plan below.
See the Vision
Watch how United in Faith, Forward in Excellence will build on nearly 200 years of Catholic education, address long-standing campus needs and prepare St. Joseph Catholic Academy to serve the next generation.