Saint Joseph School is a Catholic Grammar School in Carteret, New Jersey, in the Diocese of Metuchen.
We offer quality education for Pre-K 3 to 8th Grade with a Before and After Care Program.
The school community of Saint Joseph School in Carteret is dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel message of Jesus Christ and providing an academic program excelling in the development of the talents and intellectual abilities of the students entrusted to our care.
At Saint Joseph Catholic school, we welcome students of all faiths. We embrace the common goal that all faiths contain of doing good and striving to be the best for the world.
The education at Saint Joseph Catholic Grammar School also excels in the subjects of Reading, English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics, Computer Education, Art and Physical Education.
We are proud of our award winning art program. Many of our students have won local, state and national competitions.
We are members of the National Junior Honor Society.
Saint Joseph School is a Catholic Grammar School in Carteret,
New Jersey, in the Diocese of Metuchen. We offer quality education
for Pre-K 3 to 8th Grade with a Before and After Care Program. The
school community of Saint Joseph School in Carteret is dedicated to
proclaiming the Gospel message of Jesus Christ and providing an
academic program excelling in the development of the talents and
intellectual abilities of the students entrusted to our care. At
Saint Joseph Catholic school, the priority of the education is
devoted to teaching its students with knowledge of the Catholic
faith, explaining to them the Church's nature, history, and
teaching. The education at Saint Joseph Catholic Grammar School
also excels in the subjects of Reading, English, Science, Social
Studies, Mathematics, Computer Education, and Physical
Education.
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