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Our Mission Statement:

Mission Statement
The Mission of the SJBP STEM Magnet Program is to cultivate leadership, innovation, and academic achievement by connecting people, purpose, and practice.

Vision Statement
SJBP STEM Magnet Program inspires creativity, promotes leadership, and cultivates well-rounded, lifelong learners while focusing on the development of global problem solvers in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

1:1 Student to computer ratio
$58 Million in Capital Bond Improvements
Universal Pre-K
Established St. John the Baptist Education Foundation to Support Teachers and Students

About Us

SJBP STEM Program colors: Green and gold

The St. John STEM Magnet Program is located on the campus of East St. John High School in Reserve and serves students from both the east and west banks of St. John the Baptist Parish.

Founded in 2018, the program was established to provide high school students with a strong college preparatory foundation in mathematics, science, and English language arts while preparing them for careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Students can pursue specialized career pathways including:

Digital Design & Emergent Media
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Healthcare & Pre-Veterinary

STEM coursework includes robotics, engineering design, coding, digital storytelling, and medical interventions, all designed to support these pathways. The program currently serves students in grades 9 through 12.

The St. John STEM Magnet Program partners with several state universities to enhance curriculum, provide competition opportunities, and expand academic experiences for students. Through these partnerships, students may participate in dual enrollment and honors courses.

Teachers in the STEM Magnet Program receive advanced, specialized training through Louisiana State University and Project Lead the Way (PLTW), ensuring rigorous, high-quality instruction aligned with industry and collegiate standards.

Upcoming Events

Mar 21

District 4-H Achievement Day

Time: 10 AM – 11 AM

Mar 3

Mardi Gras Holiday (No School March 3rd - 7th)

Time: 2 PM – 3 PM

Mar 2

Read Across America Week

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Program Administrator’s Message

Dear STEM Students and Parents:

Welcome to the STEM Program! We are excited to begin this journey with you and look forward to a year filled with curiosity, innovation, and meaningful learning experiences.

Our STEM program is designed to challenge students to think critically, collaborate effectively, and apply their knowledge to real-world problems. Through hands-on projects, engaging coursework, and opportunities to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in depth, our goal is to prepare students for future academic and career pathways while building confidence and a genuine passion for learning.

Parents, your support and partnership are essential to our students’ success. We value open communication and encourage you to stay engaged as we work together to support your child’s growth and achievements.

Students, we encourage you to take risks, ask questions, and fully engage in the opportunities ahead. This program is not just about learning content—it’s about developing skills, perseverance, and a mindset that will serve you well beyond the classroom.

Thank you for being part of our STEM community. We are excited about the year ahead and all that we will accomplish together.

Warm regards,

Billie Dinvaut-Duncan
STEM Program Administrator