Daily Bulletin | Friday
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Valentine’s Day
The deadline to sign up for the School Day PSAT10 or SAT is today at 3:00 pm! See Mrs. LaBounty with questions.
Attention Seniors — 173 Seniors and Senior advisors have filled out the Senior T-shirt size form. Yay! We need 87 more of you to fill out this form before we can place the order. If you have not yet filled out the Senior T-shirt size form, check your email or Canvas announcements after chapel and get it done. Thank you!
Any international student needing to take the March 15th TOEFL — a reminder that you must register with Mrs. McCaffrey, in Colby 106, by noon today!
The Student Life Office wants to make you aware that for today, you will not be able to bring food from the Dining Hall to the Cafe. Some students have been leaving their plates and a mess behind for others to clean up. We will not ask the Lexington Staff to clean up after our students. Students need clean up after themselves. At this point, the limitation is only for today as a reminder of what we expect, and we will reinstate the privilege next week.
Thank you to those students who have consistently or recently started bringing your IDs to lunch. As we have previously shared, it is important for our folks from Lexington and, more importantly, for your safety and security as you move around campus. In an effort to bolster the accountability for IDs, starting on Monday, if a student forgets to bring their ID to lunch, they will be given a voucher, but they may only go through the sandwich line, where you can get a sandwich, fruit, and milk. They will not be allowed to go through any other line or purchase any additional food. If you would like a lanyard or clip for your ID so it is easier to remember, please stop by Student Life.
Science Olympiad was in an online tournament on February 1 hosted by the High Desert organization in southern California. The scores and top competitors were announced last night. 9th grader Autumn Eichler, working alone in an event designed for 2-person teams, won the Forensics event besting 70 other teams! And 10th grader Misha Chirkov, ably assisted by his volunteer assistant and future SJA student Liam Lovett, achieved 5th place in the Air Trajectory event! The competition drew 40 schools and over 800 students from around the United States. SJA Science Olympiad competes again tomorrow at the Dartmouth Invitational.
Varsity Boys Basketball stepped up the defense after a slow start to earn the, 57-47, road victory against Mt. Mansfield. During the 3rd quarter, Kerrick Medose scored a left-handed layup to become the 16th Hilltopper basketball player to surpass the 1,000 point milestone! The JV team earned an overtime victory over the Cougars.
On Wednesday, the Nordic Team hosted their last home race of the regular season against Peoples Academy and Lamoille Union. Senior Sisu Lange was recognized as the outstanding Senior and Captain of the 2024-2025 season. In the 5k skate 2-lap race, the Varsity boys had 3 athletes in the top ten. Sisu Lange placed 2nd, Sam Martin placed 8th, and Linden van der Linde was 10th. On the Varsity girls side, the SJA team swept the podium! Tillie Lange took first place, Anya Moriarty was 2nd, and Stella van der Linde was 3rd.
Happy Belated Birthday yesterday to Justin Zimmer! Happy Birthday today to Paula Gutierrez Medina, and a special Happy Birthday today to Claudia Canuto from her friends! Happy Birthday on Sunday at James Hatch and Sierra Wales!
SATURDAY GYMNASTICS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP @ CVU 8:45
WRESTLING — NORTH/SOUTH DUALS 9:00
GIRLS HOCKEY — HOME vs. BURLINGTON 3:00
COMPETITIVE CHEER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP @ VERGENNES 4:00
JV/VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — HOME vs. SOUTH BURLINGTON 5:30/7:00
BOYS HOCKEY — HOME vs. BURLINGTON 7:00
SUNDAY INDOOR TRACK @ NORWICH 12:00