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Kinder Graduation Class of 2036St. John’s School celebrated the graduation of the Kindergarten Class of 2036 with a ceremony held on June 4, 2024, at The Church of St. John the Divine with this year’s theme “We’re Ready to Go.” Mrs. Julie Perez and Mrs. Mickalina Reid, the kindergarten teachers, proudly presented the young graduates with their promotion certificates, special awards, and gift bags.
(Read More) 8th Grade PromotionalOn June 3, 2024, our students gathered at The Church of St. John the Divine to celebrate their 8th grade promotion. Amongst friends and family, we bid farewell to our graduating 8th graders and celebrated their achievements, growth, and readiness for the next chapter of their educational journey.
(Read More) St. John's Celebrates Class of 2024St. John’s would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to the thirty-nine graduates of the Class of 2024. The commencement ceremony, held at the Dale J. Jenkins Gymnasium on Saturday, May 25, 2024, was a joyous occasion attended by family and friends, celebrating the graduates’ dedication and remarkable achievements. The graduates, filled with excitement and anticipation, received their well-deserved diplomas as their names were called to walk on stage.
(Read More) Taiyo Tagami, Valedictorian, SJS Class of 2024Taiyo Tagami, the Valedictorian of St. John’s Class of 2024, has been awarded the highest honor in the class. Not only has he soared academically, but his vibrant presence in extracurriculars like the Glee Club, Golf Club and Programming Club showcases his diverse talents and unwavering dedication. It's a testament to his exceptional commitment to both intellectual pursuits and creative expression.
(Read More) Jacob Jackson, Salutatorian, SJS Class of 2024Jacob Jackson has been awarded with the title of Salutatorian for the Class of 2024. He has shown dedication, a strong work ethic, and a keen enthusiasm for learning during his academic endeavors. Jacob has welcomed the demands of rigorous academic programs and has flourished in his studies, earning him acknowledgment as one of the top achievers in his graduating class.
(Read More) Sophomores Shine at Ballet Competition in SeoulCongratulations to St. John’s sophomores, Juliana Fernando and Summer Han, for their outstanding performances at the 108th National Dance Arts Festival, organized by the Korean Ballet Association. The ballet competition held last Sunday, April 28th, in Seoul, South Korea, showcased their remarkable talent. Juliana secured the gold award while Summer earned the silver award in the combined middle and high school division.Well done, Juliana and Summer!
(Read More) St. John's Emerges as Champions of Guam Nihongo Challenge Bowl 2024St. John’s students entered the Guam Nihongo Challenge Bowl called GuNTA on Saturday, April 27, 2024, held at the Nikko Hotel. Their exceptional performance led them to secure 1st place across all categories.
The following students participated and won in their respective categories. Congratulations Knights! (Read More) Knights Sweep Competition at the 13th Annual UOG Math DayThe 13th annual University of Guam’s Math Day Competition took place on Saturday, April 27, 2024, at the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Lecture Hall, highlighting exceptional mathematical talent with thrilling outcomes. This year’s event featured two challenging categories: Category 1: Algebra, Geometry, Statistics; and Category 2: PreCalculus, Calculus.
(Read More) 46th Island Wide Science FairOn Saturday, April 6th, the University of Guam held the Annual Science Fair at the UOG Science Building in Mangilao. The event, which ran from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., welcomed participants from both public and private schools. Students submitted entries into seven different fields including: ecology and earth science; physical science and math; biology and medical; chemistry; energy, invention, sustainability; computer; and aerospace, robotics and engineering.
(Read More) Shen Wins 2nd Place in Congressional Art ContestCongratulations to our talented 8th grader, Qi Shen, for achieving 2nd place in the Congressional Art Competition. The competition featured students from grades 9 through 12 in our District. This year’s theme, “Exploring Guam,” inspired deep artistic exploration and expression among the students. Shen’s artwork, titled “Exploring Hilaan Beach,” beautifully encapsulates this theme.
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