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SJHA's Mission

The mission of St. Joseph Hill Academy, a Roman Catholic elementary school founded by the Daughters of Divine Charity, is to make God’s love visible in the world by empowering its students with a rigorous education rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ where Catholic doctrine and values prepare each student for a life of faith, service, and openness to life-long learning.
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Advertise on St. Joseph Hill Academy's Digital Scoreboard!

Our digital scoreboard is back in action for a new school year, and so is the chance to see your name on it! You can promote your business all year, or surprise a Hilltopper with a birthday wish or a note of congratulations during a single game. Every sponsorship directly supports our athletes and programs. Click here for more.
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A Message from Sister Mary Coffelt, F.D.C., SJHA President

Rooted in Charity, Growing in Grace. We have completed our first two full weeks of school, and I am delighted to extend a warm and joy‑filled welcome back to each of you and to all our new families. The opening of this new school year has been marked by enthusiasm, cooperation, and a beautiful school spirit of unity and cooperation among our Hilltoppers. Read more here.
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Regis High School Staten Island Regional Information Session

St. Joseph Hill Academy Elementary School is pleased to continue its tradition of hosting Regis High School’s Staten Island Regional Information Session on Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. The event will take place at our school, 850 Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island.
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  • All Grades Receive Spanish Instruction
  • 12:1 Student Teacher Ratio
  • Pre-K 3 to 8 Project-based STEM curriculum
  • 3 Classes each for 6th, 7th, & 8th Grades