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On Tuesday, September 1, St. John’s celebrated a time-honored tradition within the Cadet Corps Leadership Program, the Sabre Ceremony. Cadets receive a sabre that is presented to them by a family member, symbolizing the passing down of leadership from prior seniors and honoring their hard work over the past
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This Summer, the SJC community welcomed Dennis Hart to fill the role of Athletic Director (AD). Mr. Hart filled the role after former AD Coach Griffin made the move back to IMG Academy in Florida. Prior to SJC, he served as the AD for at St. Joseph’s Prep in
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Joining the St. John’s faculty this year is Ms. Dana Watson as the new Assistant Principal for Student Life. She’s a fifth-generation Washingtonian, and credits her mother’s work as a guidance counselor in D.C. Public Schools in helping her and her two younger brothers understand the
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This year, St. John’s welcomes Ms. Logan to work with and advise the Scholars Program. Logan grew up on Cape Cod in Massachusetts and she still visits in the summer. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Government from Harvard and her Master of Science in Educational Studies from
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The Sabre’s Orla Collins ’21 interview Mr. Mancabelli about the new Center for Performance and Leadership. Watch to learn about the inspiration for the new building, the different departments who will be using the building, how students will utilize the space on a daily basis, and the innovations St.
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St. John’s began construction on the new Center for Performance and Leadership last year. This extension of the gymnasiums and athletic complex is part of a master plan for improvement that began in 2010 with Cassidy Commons and the Fitzpatrick Library. The building is mostly finished, lacking furniture and
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It’s safe to say that for our generation a pandemic of this magnitude is uncharted waters. In the US there has not been a pandemic this bad for over a century. Luckily with the technological advancements that we have today it is easier to resume our everyday life. But
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The pandemic has brought many exciting experiences to a halt due to Covid-19’s very dangerous health risks. Competing with this international issue is difficult, but the St. John’s community has been able to stay strong. Even faced with coronavirus restrictions, fall sports teams such as football, volleyball and
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. When I found out I would be the editor-in-chief of The Sabre for the 2019-20 school year, one of my first thoughts was about this article – the final sign-off from the newspaper that gave me my start in journalism and the community I was searching for
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. Service to others is one of the key foundations of St. John’s. Not only is service a requirement for each grade level, a number of fundraisers and activities are held to incorporate it into all parts of life at St. John’s. Here are some
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Regardless of your age or city you live in, you still have the ability to serve others. During desperate times like today, it’s always good to give back to your community. Those who lived paycheck-to-paycheck are struggling right now to provide for their families and need help. It’s