About Saint Joseph.
Saint Joseph Regional Catholic School is a fully accredited school with classes for pre-kindergarten students through eighth grade. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) through the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops Education Department (TCCBED) accredits St. Joseph Regional Catholic School. St. Joseph Regional Catholic School is staffed by degreed and certified teachers and qualified staff chosen, supervised, and evaluated by the principal for their competence and dedication to the development of each student to his/her potential.




The Principal.

Thomas Martir
t.martir@sjsbaytown.org
281-422-9749
School History.
The motto of the Archdiocesan Catholic Schools of Galveston-Houston, “We transform the World,” expresses the sixty-eighth year commitment that Saint Joseph Regional Catholic School has made to the development of the whole child. Since it opened its doors on September 13, 1948, Saint Joseph has kept pace with changes in society while continuing its mission to provide quality education rooted in spiritual and moral values, to children residing in Baytown and it’s surrounding areas.
The Congregation of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament were the school’s first teachers. Although the Incarnate Word Sisters are no longer teaching at St. Joseph they remain very much a part of the St Joseph Regional School family. All of the advantages at Saint Joseph are made possible due to the strong support of the Pastor, Father John Lee, the parishioners of Saint Joseph Parish and Regional Parishes, and the dedication of the alumni, the parents, the faculty, and the staff who work together as part of the Saint Joseph family.
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Continuing our strong tradition in fostering faith, academic knowledge, and empowering charity since 1948.