Saint Joseph School
Matthew O’Keefe is a dedicated educator currently serving as a Middle School History and English Teacher at Saint Joseph School since August 2023, where responsibilities include teaching social studies and English, mentoring over 80 students, and leading extracurricular activities. Previously, Matthew taught at Saint Agnes School, managing history and economics classes for middle and high school students and guiding more than 100 students annually through the college application process. Experience as a Teaching Fellow with the Alliance for Catholic Education involved blending teaching and pursuing a Master of Education degree from the University of Notre Dame, which was completed in May 2023. Matthew holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Boston College, awarded in May 2021, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
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Saint Joseph School
In 1939, the Sisters of Charity in Halifax came from the Academy of the Assumption in Wellesley Hills to supervise Christian Doctrine classes at Saint Joseph’s Parish. In 1954, they started teaching Saint Joseph Elementary School classes with Kindergarten and grades 1-3. They began the first double kindergarten class in 1958 to accommodate the growing demands for admission to the parish school. In 1994, two full-day kindergartens were established in the Convent building. In 1995, a new middle school building, the Monsignor James J. Haddad Division, was constructed for grades 6, 7 and 8. Today, a fully integrated Saint Joseph School educates children from pre-school – 8th grade, with a total enrollment of over 450 students. The school campus comprises three separate and distinct buildings and programs; the early learning center from preschool-kindergarten, the elementary school and the middle school.