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In a powerful demonstration of its unwavering commitment to community engagement and the vital task of forming leaders who are dedicated to serving others, St. John’s College (SJC) recently embarked on a significant partnership with the Belize Cancer Society. This collaboration was centered around a month-long initiative focused on raising awareness, providing education, and inspiring action within the community regarding cancer prevention and treatment. The collaboration fea

this year’s Social Justice Forum served as a powerful reminder that “caring for our common home” is an act of faith, service, and solidarity.

the Distinguished Lecture Series provided a vital platform for academic inquiry, civic engagement, and moral reflection, exemplifying St. John’s College University’s commitment to education that transforms both minds and hearts.

This celebration of culture, curiosity, and connection exemplified SJCJC’s commitment to forming globally aware students who value diversity, dialogue, and mutual respect.

Together, St. John’s College High School continues to build a community that leads with empathy, strength, and heart.

Through initiatives like the Howell Grange Aviation Scholarship, St. John’s continues to empower students to achieve their dreams and soar to new heights.

The Wildcat Lighthouse Movement illuminated not only the Belizean coast but also the enduring light of solidarity and hope that guides all Jesuit institutions around the world.

The College also extends its deepest gratitude to the program’s long-standing partners and supporters: Dr. Mary Simonelli, Dr. Donna Cullinan, and Dr. Maureen Connolly from Boston College’s Connell School of Nursing; members of the Belize Nursing Association; preceptors; parents; and the wider SJC family.

The Nurses and Midwives Council proudly welcomed SJC into Belize’s nurse training family, recognizing this as a significant achievement in advancing healthcare education and workforce development.

In today’s fast-paced world, education must keep up with technological advancements and changing student needs. One major change on the...

We were also honored by the presence of Mr. Yuhua Lee, Secretary at the Taiwan Embassy, whose participation further underscored the importance of building bridges across cultures and fostering lasting relationships.

“For the past 138 years, St. John’s College has proudly collaborated with the people and nation of Belize to deliver quality Catholic Jesuit education—education that enlightens the mind and shapes the heart and soul.”

It was a moment filled with hope and anticipation, as the new Student Council members were welcomed into their roles, ready to tackle challenges and seize opportunities that await them.

On 7th April 2025, our Computer Science majors went on an enlightening field trip to two major tech-driven sites!

On Monday 7 April 2025, our dedicated Science majors embarked on an extraordinary and flavorful journey that promised to be both educational and delicious!

This hands-on experience not only reinforced their theoretical knowledge but also sparked discussions about innovative solutions and sustainable practices in civil engineering, preparing them to think critically and creatively about the field.

they engaged in a day filled with cultural immersion and creative exploration that promised to broaden their understanding of the rich tapestry of Belizean culture!

May God continue to bless this mission of love and kindness.

“It was so fun to see how the students made chemistry enjoyable while clearly knowing their stuff!”

sixteen bold and brilliant candidates took the stage, each one eager to share their unique vision, deep passion, and unwavering commitment