In 1965, St. John's elected its first School Board, added four additional classrooms, and began a feasibility study on having a Kindergarten program.  In 1970, St. John the Apostle Kindergarten accepted its first students.  Those students had classes in temporary quarters the first year.  1971 saw the completion of a  preschool building and an expansion of the program to include three and four year olds.  A science room were added in 1972 and library in 1977.  The next additions came in 1988.  A joint effort with the parish produced four more classrooms, and updated science and Family Life Center which included a gymnasium.  In the fall of 2003 a new media center opened with a new state-of-the-art computer lab as well as two classrooms.  In the summer of 2009 a five-phase master plan began which included the following to be accomplished during 2009-2010; renovations to the cafeteria, necessary installations to the nurse's new clinic, repositioning of various classrooms, aesthetic facility updates including paint of all outside facilities trim and new metal soffits attached to the underside of the canopy awnings, the removal of the temporary buildings (Rooms 19-22, nurse's clinic, music room), and the addition of a new building that will house six classrooms.

Mrs. Anne Smith, the first Principal, guided the school through many changes during her seven years as administrators. From 1972 until 1989, Mrs. Leona Schwartz was the principal.  During her seventeen years, St. John's grew to more than double its original enrollment and facility.  In the fall of 1989 Mrs. Grace Messina signed on as Principal until the end of the 1992-93 school year.  In the fall of 1993, Dr. Bronte Gonsalves was appointed principal until the spring of 1997.  Mrs. Pam Ratliff served as the principal from 1997 until the end of the 2002-03 school year.  Dr. Cindy Cummins is the current principal of st. John the Apostle Catholic School.  

A history can simply be a record of dates, or it can be a record of achievements.  St. John the Apostle Catholic School is proud to have recorded numerous achievements during its forty years.  Among them are the following: a stable enrollment and faculty, relevant curriculum and innovative programs, the continued success of its graduates the return of many of its graduates as parents of St. John's students, and the support and commitment of of the families toward a value-based Catholic education.

The school was accredited by the Texas Catholic Conference in 1987 and again in 1997 and 2007.  St. John the Apostle School received numerous exemplary and outstanding ratings and full accreditation status each of these times.   In October 2008, the U.S. Department of Education names St. John the Apostle Catholic School a Nationally Recognized Blue Ribbon School, one of 50 private schools and 270 public schools recognized nationally and the only school, public or private, in Tarrant County so designated in 2008.

Our school community looks forward to on-going achievement and development as an integral part of St. John the Apostle Catholic Parish.  We are proud of our past history and look forward to the future with enthusiasm.