Welcome!
On behalf of all of us here at Blessed John XXIII Parish, I want to extend a sincere and heartfelt welcome as you journey around the Infant Jesus School website. For better than a century, our parish school has served the children of our region by modeling the love and concern of the Lord Jesus himself. It is our firm belief that, before all else, our children will learn to live as Jesus lived, and we invite you to experience a small part of our efforts by taking a trip through the world that is Infant Jesus School. Watch the children at play and in the classroom, catch the fire of extra-curricular activity, and read about the outreach opportunities that are part of the life of our Catholic school family.
It is my privilege, as pastor of Blessed John XXIII Parish, to invite you to be a part of our IJS community. Please enjoy learning about our school through this website and, when you have been adequately satisfied, come on down for a visit and see the real people who bless our lives each day!
God Bless You!
Father Pierre Baker
Pastor
A bit more about IJS….
Infant Jesus School provides a moral and spiritual environment, promotes academic excellence with enriching extra-curricular activities, and encourages our students to be responsible and caring individuals.
Infant Jesus School, founded in 1909, is a parish elementary school, located in Nashua, New Hampshire and operated under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester.
We believe in educating our students to integrate their faith into their lives so as to be of service to others and to bear witness to Christ in the world.
We believe in developing and inspiring sound moral and spiritual values based on the Gospel message.
We believe in a strong academic program that encourages and challenges our students in all aspects of their lives while fostering a love of learning. We strive to incorporate education and Christian beliefs with the development of the whole child. We encourage a parent/teacher partnership to assist in the complete development, success, and continuity of the child’s Catholic education.