Catholic Schools Week 2012
Catholic Schools Week 2012 (Week of January 30, 2012) celebrates what makes Catholic education distinctive and exceptional. This year's theme is "Catholic Schools: Faith. Academics. Service" which complements the year-round theme of the National Marketing Campaign For Catholic Schools—"Catholic Schools: The Good News in Education."

Cape Cod Classic Swim Meet
Sophomore Juliette Lacoste (right) set meet records in the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle and was named female swimmer of the meet at the Cape Cod Swim Classic for high school teams from across Cape Cod. Freshman Sarah Dorman (left) won her heat in the 200-yard individual medley.

Ice Hockey Joins Expanding Sports Lineup
With the addition of volleyball (fall), ice hockey (winter), and lacrosse (spring) PJPII HS now boasts 18 varsity interscholastic sports for our student-athletes. Read more.

A Concert for Advent and Christmas
View photos from this extraordinary event!

Toys for Tots
NHS leads school-wide drive to collect almost 450 toys for Cape Cod families as part of Qantum Radio's "Stuff-a-Bus" event. View photos online. What would you do to change the world?

Girls Soccer Team Wins Sportsmanship Award
Congratulations to Coaches Marano and Pupa and the girls soccer team for being voted the Sportsmanship Award by soccer officials on Cape Cod. Roar Lions!

Show Us Your Lion!
Eighth grade students at St. Margaret's Regional School give their best "Roar Lions" after a recent presentation at the school. Where's the Lion today? At the mall? At the pizza shop? At the game? We invite you to "Show Us Your Lion!"

Watermark 2011
Click to view student content in annual literary magazine: short stories, poems, non-fiction pieces, one-act plays and beautiful artwork.

Honorary Captains
Cancer survivor moms were honorary captains at October 14 football vs. Trinity Catholic. Click for more pics.

What Do Frosh Think About JPII HS?
Read what new freshmen are saying about their initial experiences at JPII HS. Picture is of a Wordle "tag cloud." The larger the word - the more it was used in student essays. Click to read the blog series.