The school is named after which apostle?

• A. Peter
• B. John
• C. James
• D. Andrew

Answer: (B)

Many schools are named after apostles to honor their role in early Christian teaching and to symbolize values like knowledge, faith, and service. John the Apostle is a particularly common namesake for educational institutions, often appearing as “St. John” or “John the Evangelist.” This makes John a natural fit when choosing which apostle a school is named after, because the name carries a long tradition of association with learning and leadership in the church.

So choosing John aligns with the pattern of attributing school names to popular, well-known apostolic figures. While Peter, James, and Andrew are also apostles and sometimes appear in names, John’s widespread use in school naming makes it the best fit in this context.