SJA News - April 1, 2026

UPCOMING EVENTS

Thursday, April 2

National Honor Society Community Dinner, South Church Hall, 5:00 - 7:00 PM

View the flyer here to learn more.

Thursday, April 16

Fashion Show, Fuller Hall, 6:30 PM

Saturday, April 18

Spring Break Begins

Monday, April 27

Classes Resume

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Yearbook Sales

Yearbooks can be purchased now. The cost is $60. For senior families, please remember that your student will receive a book as part of the fee they pay in the spring for their cap and gown and prom tickets. 

Use this link to purchase yearbooks.

AROUND CAMPUS

On Sunday, St. Johnsbury Academy inducted sixty students into its National Honor Society chapter. Photos from the ceremony can be viewed here.

On Friday, a dinner was held for the students from Kaijo Gakuen School and their host families. As part of the evening's entertainment, the students performed songs and skits. Photos from all of the week's events can be found here.

Junior Michael Chirkov performed in Chapel this week for Musical Monday. His performance can be viewed here.

Mr. Kane and some of his stagecraft students toured the Bread and Puppet Theater in Glover. The group is hard at work preparing sets for the upcoming musical.

Over twenty children participated in this year's Easter Egg Hunt in Streeter Hall. The annual event is organized by Mr. Carr, with assistance this year from Reghan Greenwood '26, Maisy Barcomb '27, Molly Groft '27, Cady Pierce '26, Emily White '27, Maren Farr '27, and Felicity Kittredge '27.

Intro to Culinary students are baking carrot cakes this week in preparation for Easter.

Photos from the Spring Concert can be viewed here. Video of the night is available here.

Ninth Grade Humanities students spread out around campus to perform funeral orations from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

The robotics team has been busy. Last week, they competed at UNH and will head to UVM on Thursday to compete on Friday and Saturday.

Students in Mr. Mitchell's plumbing and heating class are perfecting their soldering technique.

Open Mic at SJA was held last week and featured original stories, poetry, and music.

ATHLETICS

The snow is gone (for now), and the turf is open for our spring sports teams, which began practice on Monday.