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A great day for the Walk For A Healthy Community. Thank you to everyone who participated.
Mrs. Labounty`s Dance I students have been studying site-specific dance and its significance in Modern Dance. For their final unit project, they had to create a group choreography based on the site around them.
Mrs. Labounty`s Dance I students have been studying site-specific dance and its significance in Modern Dance. For their final unit project, they had to create a group choreography based on the site around them.
Student government officers for this year are (l-r) Raine Rashid `27 (Secretary), Isaac Lenzini `26 (Treasurer), Charleigh Moriarty `26 (President), Sophia Montague `26 (Vice-President), and Ailee Stratton `27 (Secretary).
Student government officers for this year are (l-r) Raine Rashid `27 (Secretary), Isaac Lenzini `26 (Treasurer), Charleigh Moriarty `26 (President), Sophia Montague `26 (Vice-President), and Ailee Stratton `27 (Secretary).
New University of Vermont President Marlene Tromp (far left) met with a group of NEK Legislators for lunch at the St. Johnsbury Academy Hilltopper Café on Friday. Culinary Arts students prepared a three-course meal with local ingredients.
New University of Vermont President Marlene Tromp (far left) met with a group of NEK Legislators for lunch at the St. Johnsbury Academy Hilltopper Café on Friday. Culinary Arts students prepared a three-course meal with local ingredients.
The Class of 2029 made the trip over to Fuller Hall to sing the Alma Mater this morning. They did a great job and received a loud ovation, but they`ll be back to try again after a little more practice.
The Class of 2029 made the trip over to Fuller Hall to sing the Alma Mater this morning. They did a great job and received a loud ovation, but they`ll be back to try again after a little more practice.
🏈 Teacher Appreciation Night 🏈
Dear Educators,
We invite you to Teacher Appreciation Night at this Friday`s football game! This event is our way of saying thank you for the incredible work you do every day to inspire, educate, and support our students.
📅 Date: September 19
🕕 Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Fairbanks Field, St. Johnsbury Academy
🎟️ Admission: Free for all area teachers with your school ID
Join us for an evening of community spirit, recognition, and fun!
🏈 Teacher Appreciation Night 🏈
Dear Educators,
We invite you to Teacher Appreciation Night at this Friday`s football game! This event is our way of saying thank you for the incredible work you do every day to inspire, educate, and support our students.
📅 Date: September 19
🕕 Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Fairbanks Field, St. Johnsbury Academy
🎟️ Admission: Free for all area teachers with your school ID
Join us for an evening of community spirit, recognition, and fun!
Another beautiful day on campus.
A fun portrait taken down at the river.
Mr. Shea and his Film I students took advantage of the sunshine to shoot a scene on Stowe Green on Tuesday.
Mr. Shea and his Film I students took advantage of the sunshine to shoot a scene on Stowe Green on Tuesday.
Thank you Cheerleaders!!
Friday Night Lights are back! Go Hilltoppers!!
The Class of 2026 finally got to sign their names to the class mural in the parking lot thanks to today`s beautiful weather.
The Class of 2026 finally got to sign their names to the class mural in the parking lot thanks to today`s beautiful weather.
St. Johnsbury Academy
Founded in 1842, St. Johnsbury Academy is a comprehensive independent day and boarding school widely praised for its successful development of character, academic excellence, and community.
Thank you to the student volunteers, participants, and generous donors who helped make Sunday's 2025 NEK Walk to End Alzheimer’s a success. Our Topper Teams showcased their dedication and support, and the St. Johnsbury Academy community raised over $6,200 to support this important cause. Your presence and commitment are truly impactful; they inspire hope and foster change as we continue this important work together!
A great day for the Walk For A Healthy Community. Thank you to everyone who participated.
Switching Gears - St. Johnsbury Academy
Switching Gears - St. Johnsbury Academy
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The following message was part of a Chapel Talk delivered last week by Binaca Hanson, Assistant Headmaster for Academic and Student Life, about her experience supporting an English class. Students wro...
Mrs. Labounty's Dance I students have been studying site-specific dance and its significance in Modern Dance. For their final unit project, they had to create a group choreography based on the site around them.
St. Johnsbury Academy has announced that the kickoff for the annual football game against Lyndon Institute—known traditionally as The Game—will be held at 5:00 PM Saturday, October 25, on Fairbanks Field. While the game is traditionally played at 1pm on Saturday afternoons, this year the State extended the football season by a week, and the final week of football now intersects with postseason play for all other sports, and the Cross-Country Championships. The result is the need to ease campus congestion—and ensure full fan access—on a day that may feature three major sporting events on the SJA campus.
The Game is one of the oldest high school football rivalries in the country. SJA Athletic Director Patrick Rainville shared, “The decision to adjust the start time was centered around student participation, effective event management, and the human resources required to host multiple events which historically draw a heavy fan base.
St. Johnsbury Academy hopes that the community will enjoy the spirit and homecoming leading up to the 120th playing of The Game—and then enjoy the game itself under the lights on Fairbanks Field.
Student government officers for this year are (l-r) Raine Rashid '27 (Secretary), Isaac Lenzini '26 (Treasurer), Charleigh Moriarty '26 (President), Sophia Montague '26 (Vice-President), and Ailee Stratton '27 (Secretary).
New University of Vermont President Marlene Tromp (far left) met with a group of NEK Legislators for lunch at the St. Johnsbury Academy Hilltopper Café on Friday. Culinary Arts students prepared a three-course meal with local ingredients.
The Class of 2029 made the trip over to Fuller Hall to sing the Alma Mater this morning. They did a great job and received a loud ovation, but they'll be back to try again after a little more practice.