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A student at St. John’s Jesuit can expect to be appropriately challenged, provided with forwardthinking tools and resources, and taught study habits that are timeless. Graduates leave with critical thinking skills that support a a lifelong love of learning. Faculty and staff are committed to individualizing the classroom experience to help each student achieve his personal best.  \nAcademic Requirements  \nMathematics......................4 years  \nEnglish ..............................4 years  \nScience ..............................3 years  \nSocial Studies ....................3 years  \nWorld Language ................3 years  \nTheology ...........................4 years  \nFine Arts ........................... 1 year  \nGrading Scale and Quality Point Equivalence  \n100-90 (A) .......... Work of Excellent Quality 4.3-3.5  \n89-80 (B) ............ Work of Good Quality 3.4-2.5  \n79-70 (C) ............ Work of Satisfactory Quality 2.4-1.5  \n69-60 (D) ............ 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