What an amazing day... Check out this Kindness 101 about the National Parks.

Please make sure that you bring your independent reading book along with all of the sticky note connections with you that day. Study Guide. Guidelines.

Mi'kmaq Author Julie Pellissier-Lush is coming to our Humanities Classrooms on Thursday, April 10, 2025. There will be a culminating program at 2:10 PM in the Auditorium or Outdoor Learning Space. At 6:00 PM there will be a voluntary program at the Athenaeum.  Thank you to Vermont Humanities Council for this incredible opportunity.  

Congratulations to Carl, Clara, Mae, Christian and Coraline!  They compete again in the School-wide Bee on February 12, 2025.

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Inauguration Photos  Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland-Hanzas performed our inauguration today of our new Grade 5 Class Officers.  She answered questions from our Grade 7 We the People buddies.  

Food Drive Photos 

Vermont Commissioner of Labor Harrington spoke to the students about how they can accomplish the big dreams for their lives while making the world a better place.  They have been incorporating a Thanksgiving food drive and working with their 1st and 2nd grade buddies into their classroom routines!

St Johnsbury School fifth grade classes visited the St Johnsbury Athenaeum on October 23rd for a day of learning and celebrating the ADA, the American with Disabilities Act.  Students were invited to engage in a conversion about the challenges before ADA, and how accessibility has changed since the laws were passed.  Youth Services Librarian Becky Hatfield read fifth grade Annette Bay Pimentel’s book All the Way to the Top:  How One Girl’s Fight for Americans with Disabilities Changed Everything, and guided the students through the CYCLES art exhibition. CYCLES was curated by Inclusive Arts Vermont, an organization that presents accessible art classes and exhibitions for people with disabilities.  It is on display in the St Johnsbury Athenaeum Gallery for September and October.  This day ended by challenging students to come up with creative new ways to make life inclusive for all. (Written by Becky Hatfield, Youth Services Librarian, St. Johnsbury Athenaeum)