Please help us as we welcome Shelbi Dawkins to the JPII family as our board certified athletic trainer for our 22 sports teams! Dawkins (and her black lab Hank) recently relocated to Greenville from Idaho because she wants to be in a fun environment where everyone supports each other and feels like she found it… View Article
Marlo Holsten looks forward to working with and challenging our students as our new performing arts teacher to transform our stage into a magical place where they feel like they’ve truly accomplished, mastered, or succeeded in their goals. “I’m most looking forward to sharing the arts and hoping to inspire some really amazing kids! Fostering… View Article
Jody Powell never aspired as a young person to become a coach nor did her experience as a player lead her to become a coach. The invitation from a friend to help coach in high school exposed her to a more positive role model in coaching and paved the way for a high school and… View Article
Elaine Hughes’ passion for photography started in high school; now she looks forward to the rewards that come with sharing that passion with our students in the newest course added to our arts department which includes ceramics, chorus, drawing, instrumental music, painting, sculpting and welding, theatre, and woodworking. Hughes acknowledges that there are resources for… View Article
Everything you need to know about David Huffman as a teacher might be summed up when asked about his teaching style and philosophy: “I learned early in my career that students will move the world for an adult who loves and believes in them! So, I always put relationships first in the classroom and focus… View Article
Daniel Glass has lived in six countries and experienced the culture of more than 40 countries, but he’s excited to be back in North Carolina to join the JPII family as a theology teacher. “I grew up traveling a lot, having spent part of my childhood living in England and China. While I graduated high… View Article
“Like most good things in life, I think I chose JPII at the same time JPII chose me,” says new humanities educator Taylor Harris. “From the moment I spoke with the staff, saw the building, and learned of the students, it was an easy choice to make!” Harris brings eight years of teaching experience and… View Article
John Paul II Catholic High School in Greenville, NC seeks a dynamic, engaging educator to lead and grow our performing arts department. We are looking for someone who is passionate about: developing positive relationships with students to ensure they feel seen, loved, and heard; and fostering an environment that builds students’ confidence, empowering them to… View Article
John Paul II Catholic High School in Greenville, NC is accepting résumés and letters of interest for a substitute educator. When a teacher has a planned or unplanned absence, this vital role gives our educators the comfort of knowing that student learning continues while they have to be away from the classroom. When all teachers… View Article
Why join eastern North Carolina’s fastest-growing private high school? Little-to-no faculty & staff turnover (we’re a fun bunch!) 23 sports teams More than 250 students (73% are student-athletes and 38% are multi-sport student-athletes) State-of-the-art facilities Greenville is a great place to live, work, and play The Athletic Trainer at John Paul II Catholic High School… View Article
After careful consideration and much prayer, JPII transitioned from on-site instruction to remote learning on March 18. School buildings are closed to students & families and will remain closed until further notice. The school’s main phone line (252-215-1224) and email (mainoffice@jp2highschool.com) will continue to be monitored.
We are still actively processing applications for admission at this time. Questions about admissions can be directed to Doug Smith at 252-481-5317 or dsmith@jp2highschool.com.
