Senior Tillie Lange and coaches Chris Dussault and James Bentley were interviewed by WCAX for a story on the Mountain Bike club competing as a varsity sport this year. The story can be found here.
September 14, 2026
St. Johnsbury Academy’s Heating & Plumbing II students recently received 30 Worksite Backpacks, thanks to generous support from F.W. Webb Company, Trombly Plumbing & Heating, and local plumbing professionals.
September 09, 2026
Seniors Ryan Walsh, Sam Martin, and Will Carter had a busy summer focused on civic engagement and leadership, beginning with their participation in Green Mountain Boys State.
August 07, 2026
St. Johnsbury Academy is proud to announce that Dr. Elia Desjardins, who has served as Chair of the Science and STEM Departments since 2012, began her tenure as Dean of Academics on July 1, 2026.
July 23, 2026
The St. Johnsbury Academy Athletic Department is pleased to announce the appointment of Hayden Bunnell '11 and Bruce Bunnell to new coaching positions.
July 13, 2026
On a sunny—though brisk—Friday afternoon, a small group gathered quietly at the home of former Girls’ Basketball Coach *Dan Thurston ’50. The visit was meant to feel casual, just friends stopping by, but an undercurrent of anticipation filled the room.
July 07, 2026
A familiar sense of community is returning to the fairways of St. Johnsbury Country Club, as a group of local alumni and friends step forward to purchase the historic course, ushering in a new era grounded in hometown pride, shared history, and a vision for the future.
June 30, 2026
For Alaura Rich ’18, opportunity didn’t just open doors, it reshaped what she believed was possible.
June 24, 2026
Robert Warden ’17 grew up in Barnet, Vermont—a local town with school choice. With an interest in pursuing the trades, he chose to attend St. Johnsbury Academy. While at SJA, he took advantage of multiple career and technical education offerings, taking classes in electrical, woodworking, and automo
June 23, 2026
Somewhere between my office in Colby Hall and my destination in Streeter Hall, I considered turning back. I wasn’t ready to weld even though I had carefully chosen what I believed were my least flammable clothes.
May 13, 2026
For most teenagers, learning to drive is something that just happens — a given, a rite of passage, a little terrifying and mostly assumed. For Hannah Albright, it was something she had quietly stopped expecting.
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