We are refining a unified identity — one that reflects our values, strengthens our culture, and brings our students, staff, and community together around a shared vision for success.
“A Knight shows up. Not for the glory — for the person sitting next to them.” — 8th grade · secondary school
“Being a Knight means the hallway feels like home before the bell even rings.” — 4th grade · north elementary
Each of our schools holds a piece of the shield. They share one mascot, one calendar, and a thousand small Monday mornings.
The first doorway. Where young Knights learn their letters and their names — and where the hallway smells like tempera paint in April.
Enter the house
The second doorway. A small school with a wide horizon — reading corners on the rug, recess on the prairie, and a lunchroom that still knows your name.
Enter the house
The third doorway. Where Knights earn their stripes — in the classroom, on the court, at the podium. Home of Friday-night Knights and the last bell before the stage.
Enter the house
Students in grades four through twelve, plus staff, are answering six questions about what it means to be a Knight. The response so far: more candor than we were ready for, and more craft than we expected.
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Lunch and activity fees now run through JMC Family. Video walkthrough and office support included.
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Preschool registration for the 2026–27 year is now open. Limited seats per room at both North and South.
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Tuesday April 15 at 7:00 AM. The facilities survey results — and what they mean for the next five-year capital plan — open the regular meeting.
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This year’s cover was designed by the senior art class. Orders close April 30 through Jostens.
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Eighty-three Knights walk the stage at 6:30 PM in the Secondary Gym. Doors open at 5:45.
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