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As the winners of the talent show, sophomores William (left) and Wesley Barlow earned the chance to donate their winnings to the charity of their choice. As members of SJA`s FIRST Robotics team, the brothers chose to donate their $305 prize to the robotics team at the St. Johnsbury School. Bryan Duff, the CatCH Program Director for the St. Johnsbury School, accepted the check on behalf of the school`s robotics team.
As the winners of the talent show, sophomores William (left) and Wesley Barlow earned the chance to donate their winnings to the charity of their choice. As members of SJA`s FIRST Robotics team, the brothers chose to donate their $305 prize to the robotics team at the St. Johnsbury School. Bryan Duff, the CatCH Program Director for the St. Johnsbury School, accepted the check on behalf of the school`s robotics team.
As we head off for the break, it is time to reflect on a special week of kindness that included a special variety day on Tuesday, gift cards to Boule from an anonymous faculty member for two lucky students on Wednesday, and random acts of kindness by Chef B and the Student Life office, including donuts and a variety of snacks. The week ended on Friday with a Unified Basketball game vs. our friends from LI that featured one of the greatest halftime traditions, the dance-off. Have a great weekend!
As we head off for the break, it is time to reflect on a special week of kindness that included a special variety day on Tuesday, gift cards to Boule from an anonymous faculty member for two lucky students on Wednesday, and random acts of kindness by Chef B and the Student Life office, including donuts and a variety of snacks. The week ended on Friday with a Unified Basketball game vs. our friends from LI that featured one of the greatest halftime traditions, the dance-off. Have a great weekend!
Here`s four hours of coverage of last week`s Eclipse in 21 seconds.
Lots of great things happening in the wood shop!
Congratulations to our SkillsUSA state champs and medalists. Bella Mazza won first place in Restaurant Service, and Emily Greer won first place in Baking and Pastry.
Silver: Welding Fabrication
Cian Nott, Calvin Andre, Ernie Roy
Bronze: Culinary Arts
Tyler Gagnon
Congratulations to our SkillsUSA state champs and medalists. Bella Mazza won first place in Restaurant Service, and Emily Greer won first place in Baking and Pastry.
Silver: Welding Fabrication
Cian Nott, Calvin Andre, Ernie Roy
Bronze: Culinary Arts
Tyler Gagnon
Mr. Rowe directs members of the cast as they prepare for Grease, this year`s spring musical. Shows are scheduled for May 16-18 in Fuller Hall, with the curtain going up at 7:00 PM.
Mr. Rowe directs members of the cast as they prepare for Grease, this year`s spring musical. Shows are scheduled for May 16-18 in Fuller Hall, with the curtain going up at 7:00 PM.
SJA Adult Education will be offering an intensive LNA program this summer. You can register at stjacademy.org/adult-education
SJA Adult Education will be offering an intensive LNA program this summer. You can register at stjacademy.org/adult-education
Students in Ms. Darling`s fashion classes are putting the finishing touches on their designs for next week`s student fashion show. The event will be held Thursday, April 18, in Fuller Hall at 6:30 PM.
Students in Ms. Darling`s fashion classes are putting the finishing touches on their designs for next week`s student fashion show. The event will be held Thursday, April 18, in Fuller Hall at 6:30 PM.
What a day and what an experience! Thank you to everyone who shared the day with us!
Thank you to senior Muzaffar Hussein who delivered a Chapel Talk on Ramadan this week.
Due to the inclement weather, all extracurricular activities, including practices, rehearsals, etc. are canceled for this afternoon.
Stay safe and stay warm!
Due to the inclement weather, all extracurricular activities, including practices, rehearsals, etc. are canceled for this afternoon.
Stay safe and stay warm!
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.
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Vote for your Hilltopper of choice in the Caledonian-Record Athlete of the Week!Athlete of the Week Nominations:
The following Hilltoppers have been selected as nominees for the Week of April 15 - 21:
Lola Ide, St. Johnsbury Track & Field: Ide won three events — the 200 and 400 meters and high jump — in the Hilltoppers’ dual meet with U-32.
Hayden Wilkins, St. Johnsbury Softball: Wilkins hit a double, home run and had four RBIs as the Hilltoppers’ slammed Rutland 12-0 in their season opener.
Carson Finn, St. Johnsbury Baseball: Finn belted a home run and added three RBIs as the Hilltoppers routed Rutland 17-1.
Get your votes in before Thursday: bit.ly/3wahO4H
#Hilltoppers #onesja
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Mr. Roberts and his electrical students are wrapping up their project at the Barnet Town Hall. View additional photos here: stjacademy.smugmug.com/Career-and-Technical-Education/Electricity/Barnet-Town-Hall
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Wonderful community service plus building skills. Win, win for everyone!!
Excellent job, gentlemen! Thank you, Mr. Roberts!!
Well done!!
As the winners of the talent show, sophomores William (left) and Wesley Barlow earned the chance to donate their winnings to the charity of their choice. As members of SJA's FIRST Robotics team, the brothers chose to donate their $305 prize to the robotics team at the St. Johnsbury School. Bryan Duff, the CatCH Program Director for the St. Johnsbury School, accepted the check on behalf of the school's robotics team.
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As we head off for the break, it is time to reflect on a week of kindness that included a special variety day on Tuesday, gift cards to Boule from an anonymous faculty member for two lucky students on Wednesday, and random acts of kindness by Chef B and the Student Life office, including donuts and a variety of snacks. The week ended on Friday with a Unified Basketball game vs. our friends from LI that featured one of the greatest halftime traditions, the dance-off. Have a great weekend!
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We're sorry you couldn't attend the Student Fashion Show last night, so we are sharing this complete video of the show. Enjoy the fabulous creations of a talented group of designers at this link: youtu.be/K4iBI5qDEQE
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It was an amazing performance!!
Thank you for sharing this with us!
Very unique!! Looks like they had a blast with the designs!
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Love love love this!!!!!
This was so amazing to be a part of!
The CTE Students of the Quarter for the third quarter have been announced. First row: Michelle Roy '26 (Intro. to Automotive Technology), Brynna Wright '25 (Intro. to Business), Oliver Johnson '25 (Advanced Woodworking), Darek Noyes '25 (Construction Technology), Brennan O’Farrell '25 (Sales & Marketing 1), Hunter Hooker '24 (Advanced Electricity), Sam Dunn '26 (Intro. to Woodworking). Middle row: Molly Larrabee '27 (Career Exploration), Yasmine Vincent '24 (Work-Based Learning), Zoe Glentz Brush '25 (Human & Professional Services 2), Sarah Roy '26 (Intro to Welding), Owen Kehoe '26 (Intro. to Culinary Arts), Nathan Martin '24 (Heating & Plumbing). Back row: Daisy Hersom '25 (Personal Finance), Kyriah Henderson '26 (Intro. to Human & Professional Services), Madisyn Lamont '24 (Professional Baking & Pastry), Mattie Royer '26 (Intro. to Baking), Jayden Bunnell '26 (Intro. to Electricity), Alexander Gendron '26 (Intro. to Construction), Tyler Gagnon '24 (Entrepreneurship 1), Steve Werner '26 (Advnaced Welding), Cian Nott '25 (Intro. to Heating & Plumbing). Missing from Photo: Sofia Limoges '24 (Human & Professional Services 1), Richard Corbeil '25 (Automotive Technology), Ari Leven '25 (Entrepreneurship 2), Wyatt Reed '24 (Culinary Arts-Hilltopper Restaurant).
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Congrats Daisy Hersom