Matt Johnson

Matt JohnsonSt. Francis High School | College Preparatory | Wheaton, Illinois
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Matt Johnson

St. Francis Principal Matt Johnson, however, said he had only one such class, an introductory course for eighth-graders in Spanish.

Once she had time to read the scholarship fund's materials, Shorter realized that she had much more to do.She would need to complete an application form and provide her children's last report cards, test scores, birth certificates, Social Security numbers and immunization records.

Mr. Matt Johnson

Matt Johnson

Johnson also teaches humanities courses at DeVry University where he was recently named "Best in Class."He is among four educators recognized for the Fall, 2006 term.The award was based on student evaluations from the three campuses and twelve extension locations of DeVry University.

"I love being in the classroom," says Johnson.He challenges his St. Francis senior students with the same enthusiasm and expectations for excellence as he does his college freshmen."I tell them that they are being prepared for what is coming after graduation," he says.

Johnson has been on the faculty of St. Francis High School for 10 years.He is associated with the Social Studies and English Departments.Johnson resides in Yorkville, IL.

Kelly Vogt '04, Mr. Matthew Johnson (St. Francis Faculty member)

Matt Johnson, the principal of St. Francis de Sales School in Washington, said at the time, "We very much thank the readers of the Catholic Standard, who through their generosity allowed us to upgrade our classroom libraries, our school library and to provide meaningful and relevant contemporary literature to our children."

"We very much thank the readers of the Catholic Standard, who through their generosity allowed us to upgrade our classroom libraries, our school library and to provide meaningful and relevant contemporary literature to our children," said Matt Johnson, the principal of St. Francis de Sales School in Washington, during an interview last year.

Matthew Johnson, the principal of St. Francis de Sales School in Northeast, said, "The kids [using vouchers] have made the transition to St. Francis as well as any other new student."