Join us on Tuesday, February 17th, 8:30am to 6:00pm, for a guided tour of the St. Joseph’s campus. RSVP today!
St. Joseph’s Catholic School provides a challenging PreK2 through six grade curriculum, developed by the Diocese of Savannah that is based upon both national and state standards.
Our beliefs that stem from core values that are central to our faith and serve to ensure the success of our students as they become productive citizens of the world.
We offer numerous extracurricular activities to enrich a child’s education and enable him to be a well-rounded individual with a diverse set of interests.
St. Joseph’s Catholic School, a private school located in historic downtown Macon, Georgia, offers a Christian education of the highest quality to children of all faiths in grades Pre-K2 through 5th. The faculty and staff partner with our parents to provide the best educational experience for the children. St. Joseph’s Catholic School affords a balanced yet challenging academic curriculum that integrates faith, culture, and life. Our students are taught to be responsible, independent, and enthusiastic learners.
St. Joseph’s Catholic School strives to build a strong academic foundation beginning with our preschool program. Our preschool offers children age two through four with a loving environment where they can learn, grow, and play. During the elementary school years, SJS continues to foster learning in a diverse environment that embraces a collaborative approach with parents. Students are taught in a variety of learning models where they are encouraged to be creative thinkers, problem solvers, and active leaders. St. Joseph’s Catholic School provides a seamless transition to Mount de Sales Academy where the Sisters of Mercy legacy continues with the right balance of academic rigor, faith-enriching programs, and extracurricular activities.
Preparing students to be future leaders is the signature of a St. Joseph’s education.
We are so proud to celebrate our very own Director of Advancement Brandie Mock, who is a member of Leadership Macon’s Class of 2026!🎉
⭐️Leadership Macon Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce is a year-long civic leadership program that introduces rising community leaders to the successes and challenges in Macon’s public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Mount de Sales Director of Operations Jake Grisamore also joins Mrs. Mock in this year’s cohort.💙 Swipe to learn all about these awesome community members!
As members of the class of 2026, Mrs. Mock and Mr. Grisamore began the year in January with a retreat focused on leadership styles and team-building. Through monthly sessions, immersive experiences, and access to influential decision-makers, they’ll build the knowledge, relationships, and confidence needed to make a lasting impact in Macon.🙏
Biggest congratulations to Mrs. Mock and Mr. Grisamore! ✝️
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One of the BEST!!! ❤️❤️
Such a wonderful program! Congrats!
🕊Your child’s unique gifts are God-given—worthy of being seen and celebrated.
⭐️8:1. That’s our student-teacher ratio. At SJS, your student is never lost in the crowd. Their teachers see when they are struggling and when they are soaring.
Enrollment is OPEN for 2026-2027! Head to our website to learn more about our approach to education, financial aid opportunities, and how your child can join the
Knights. Your student is welcome no matter their faith, Grades 2K-5.💙
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🙏We are so grateful to have such generous Presenting Sponsors to make possible our Home and School Association events. Today, we’d like to warmly thank Paloma & Fig for being an integral part of our SJS community.
Paloma & Fig transforms Catholic communications with strategy and style. Based in Macon, they provide a wide variety of marketing and communications services to parishes and faith-based organizations, schools, and businesses. Their team combines deep theological understanding with creative expertise while keeping prayer at the heart of all they do, ensuring smooth and compassionate client relationships.
🕊If you’re looking for a communications team that’s fluent in the Catholic faith, look no further!
💙Thank you, Paloma & Fig, for supporting our Knights and being part of the SJS family!
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🙏Our littlest Knights are looking for more teachers!
As enrollment takes off, so do our hiring needs. We’re in search of Pre-K teachers and aides to foster young minds, hearts, and souls.
If you’re an early childhood educator looking to join a community of dedicated teachers and staff, we’d love to hear from you. Please send a letter of intent and resume to Principal Sills at russell.sills@sjsmacon.org.
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Am I at liberty to ask what the pay is? I have friends who may want to leave public schools and teach there, but they’re not sure about pay and benefits offered.
The preschool here is amazing! The teachers are precious and loving and go above and beyond. Would think it would be a great team to join.
📣Attention SJS families: your child might be eligible for a $6500 educational scholarship!
Join us for an informational meeting to learn everything you need to know about the Georgia Promise Scholarship Program!
Monday, February 9 at 5:30 PM
St. Joseph’s Catholic School Cuddy Hall
905 High St
Macon, GA
Georgia Promise Scholarship is an education choice program that provides eligible families with state-funded scholarships for non-public education expenses for students in grades Kindergarten–12. Come learn more with us on Monday and visit mygeorgiapromise.org/
See you there!💙
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