SJA News - October 16, 2024

CAMPUS NEWS

SPEAK UP St. Johnsbury


In a collaboration between the town and the St. Johnsbury Recreation Department, a survey has been created to gather input from the community. The survey is intended to identify what is missing and to help shape the future of recreation and make lasting changes in the community. To view the flyer, click here. To take the survey, click here.

UPCOMING EVENTS


October 15-18

Spirit Week.

A schedule of events can be viewed here.


Saturday, October 19

The Game, at Lyndon Institute, 1:00 p.m.

Tickets for the 119th playing of the SJA/LI game are available for purchase at the Field House front desk through Friday. Everyone is required to have a ticket to enter the game. $5 for adults, $3 for students.


Homecoming Dance, Alumni Gym, 7:30-10:30 p.m.

The dress code is Semi-Formal Plus. Non-Academy guests must be approved by the Student Life office. $3 for individuals and $5 for couples.


Thursday, October 24

School Photos, Fuller Hall, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

This session is for students who did not have their photo taken in September.


Semester One Student Progress Conferences, 4:00 - 9:00 p.m.


Wednesday, October 30

Fall Concert, Fuller Hall, 7:00 p.m.


Thursday, November 7

Open House, Fuller Hall, 6:30 p.m.

This event is for students in grades 8-11 interested in attending SJA. Learn more and pre-register at this link.


HILLTOPPER ATHLETICS


Athletic schedules for every sport can be viewed here.

AROUND CAMPUS

Today was Anything But A Backpack Day, and there were plenty of interesting options. See more images from the week here.

Mr. Roberts and his Electricity students stacked five cords of firewood last week as a community project.

Chef B and her students sold baked goods at the football game to help the school's efforts to support the area food shelf

Newton's three laws of motion came to life in Mr. Buhner's physics class last week when students turned a skateboard into a rocket fueled only by propulsion. The propulsion came from students throwing or catching medicine balls. Starting at rest, the winning team (a.k.a. Fire Blanket) covered the 3.0 meters in 6.56 seconds.

The Dungeons and Dragons Club had a busy afternoon at their weekly meeting.

The weather kept them inside, but members of The Outing Club still found some good climbing at the North Country Climbing Center. 

It was a little freaky last week when faculty and staff performed their version of Freaky Friday in Chapel.

Photos from last week's Varsity Volleyball game can be viewed here. JV Volleyball photos can be viewed here.

Photos from the Boys' Soccer Senior Recognition event can be viewed here.

Photos from the Cheerleading Senior Recognition event can be viewed here.

Photos from Football's Senior Day and the game against Colchester can be viewed here.

 
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