LATELY IN THE NEWS
St. John's Student Wins Peace Poster ContestSt. John’s 5th grade student, Grace Kang won first place at the island-wide Lions International Peace Poster Contest sponsored by the Lions Club Guam under Latte Lions Club Chapter. (Read More)
Knights Give Back for Tinian ReliefAfter Typhoon Yutu, the strongest storm to hit US soil ravaged through the Northern Mariana Islands, St. John’s School launched a donation drive to raise money and gather supplies for the residents of Tinian affected by Typhoon Yutu. Tinian was at the dead center of the eye, which was almost 4 miles wider than the entire island itself. (Read More)
LS Students Participate in Month-long Read-a-lot ProgramThroughout the month of October, St. John’s lower school students participated in a series of presentations and fun-filled activities that promote literacy and healthy living through the Read-A-Lot program. (Read More)
St. John's Golf Tournament a Huge SuccessSt. John’s Annual Golf Tournament was held recently on Saturday, October 20, 2018 at the Onward Mangilao Golf Club with proceeds to benefit the St. John’s Knights for Knights Scholarship Program, aiding local students in need who wish to attend the school. (Read More)
New Donors Added to Giving WallFour new plaques were permanently added to the St. John’s School Giving Wall during a special recognition ceremony held on September 28, 2018. The ceremony commemorated the recent donors who have notably contributed to the school including Jose and Rebecca Garcia, Carlos and Rosemarie Takano, the Gudmundsen Family (TG Engineers, PC), Teja Singh Sachdev and family, and Pacific Medical Group. (Read More)
St. John’s School library recently received 2 copies of the University of Guam School of Nursing Alumni Association’s book entitled, “The Nurses: 50 Years of Dedicated Service, Nurturing, Caring, Service with Compassion”. (Read More)
St. John’s Assistant Head of School, Mr. Robert Kelley and College Guidance Counselor, Ms. Jane Shiu recently made a visit to Salt Lake City, Utah for the National Association for College Admission Counseling’s (NACAC) 74th National Conference. (Read More)
Cellist Yuri Choi and violinists Allen Choi, Aprile Kim and Marshall Zhang took part in the 2018 High School Honors Orchestra this past July as part of the Honors Performance Series of Worldstrides. (Read More)
Xu sisters, 8th grader Justine and 5th grader Jamie had been proactive over the summer, showcasing their musical prowess in off-island competitions, outplaying foreign peers. (Read More)
St. John’s fifth grade class was visited by a professional tennis player, Michael-Ray Pallares Gonzáles alongside Torgun Smith, Board President of the Guam National Tennis Federation (GNTF) last September 20, 2018. (Read More)
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