Phillip Schutt finds the natural world around us to be extremely interesting and exciting, and he wants others to see God’s creation the way he does! Starting in August, he will teach life sciences at JPII including biology and anatomy and physiology. He looks forward to teaching in a faith-based school where he can help… View Article
Few things bring Stéfan Koekemoer as much joy as learning and helping others learn. “I became a teacher to share my love of learning and to help others build confidence in their own skills and intellectual abilities.” Koekemoer knew he wanted to become a teacher after tutoring college and high school students during his undergraduate… View Article
Starting with the 2021-2022 school year, JPII will utilize a new college guidance management system called Scoir (pronounced “score”) to streamline the process of requesting, processing, sending, and tracking the electronic delivery of all application-related documents. Scoir’s mission states: “Founded on the belief that students are more than their SATs and GPAs and that colleges… View Article
Scott Johnson enjoys teaching so although he is eligible to retire from the public school system after 29 years, he has chosen to continue teaching and will do so as the new chemistry teacher at JPII starting in August. During those 29 years, Johnson taught locally at South Central for 12 years (including two as… View Article
Casey Blanton will join JPII in July as the school’s first counselor. Blanton has been a school counselor for the past eight years, most recently at Washington High School. She also holds a K-12 school counselor professional educator’s license. Blanton did not know until later in life that she wanted to be a school counselor… View Article
Lauren Verzaal (or Ms. V as her students call her) joins one of her ECU professors (Tim Dameron) in the JPII math department starting in August. She chose JPII because of the support she felt from the school to develop her teaching style during her beginning teacher years. “It seemed like a great opportunity for… View Article
Trayce Wilson-Ruffin joined JPII as head volleyball coach this year and led the Lady Saints to a conference championship with a 13-1 record, dropping only two sets all year. We are excited to have Trayce return as our volleyball coach next year and join the staff as a full-time employee coordinating our senior internship program…. View Article
Jennifer Mabe looks forward to joining JPII on July 1 to teach math and develop meaningful mentor relationships with Saints. She has a diverse teaching background which includes the traditional setting for seven years at J.H. Rose High School (co-department chair), Pitt County School Early College High School (department chair), Greenville Learning Center, and then… View Article
“I want my students to know that I truly love them and care for their well-being and that I teach them because I care about the person that they are and who they will become,” says JT Parker who will teach theology starting in August. Parker attends The Catholic University of America where he received… View Article
JPII will welcome Tim Dameron to teach math and serve as the professional development consultant to the principal on July 1, 2021. Dameron currently teaches Pre-Calculus and Advanced Placement (AP) Calculus AB at an area private school and has taught Algebra I, Math 1, Geometry, Algebra II, Math 3, Pre-Calculus, and AP Calculus AB for… View Article
After careful consideration and much prayer, JPII transitioned from on-site instruction to remote learning on March 18. School buildings are closed to students & families and will remain closed until further notice. The school’s main phone line (252-215-1224) and email (mainoffice@jp2highschool.com) will continue to be monitored.
We are still actively processing applications for admission at this time. Questions about admissions can be directed to Doug Smith at 252-481-5317 or dsmith@jp2highschool.com.
