Summary: Our diverse student body enjoys a curriculum of nearly 220 courses offered at four levels of difficulty, and an average class size of 12. Course offerings include 30 Advanced Placement courses, 15 comprehensive technology programs, more than 40 offerings in the visual and performing arts, four college level engineering courses, four languages, and four levels of ESL.

Department Director Henry Eaton

Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1

Average Class Size: 12

Summer Programs: Not Offered

Full Time Teachers: 115

Number of AP Courses Offered: 30

Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 77%

Number of IB Courses Offered: 0

Noteworthy Information:
Siemens Award for Advanced Placement VT AP Scholar 2006 2007 2008 Presidential Scholar 2008

Learning Support

• Learning Center
• Learning Differences Support
• Study Skills Assistance
• Subject Tutoring
• Technology Center
• Writing Center
• ADD/ADHD Support

English

• Classics
• Creative Writing
• Honors
• Literature

History

• Asian History
• European History
• Honors
• Medieval History
• United States History
• World History

Foreign Languages

• French
• Japanese
• Latin
• Spanish

Religion / Philosophy

• Philosophy

Humanities / Social Sciences

• Economics
• Psychology

Sciences

• Anatomy
• Biology
• Biotechnology
• Chemistry
• Earth Science
• Environmental Science
• Genetics
• Health
• Physics
• Physiology
• Sports Medicine
• Forensics

Math

• Algebra
• Calculus
• Geometry
• Honors Math
• Statistics
• Trigonometry

Computer Studies

• Computer Applications
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science

Music

• Band
• Choral Music
• Music Theory

Performing / Visual Arts

• Acting
• Architecture
• Art History
• Ballet
• Dance
• Design
• Drama
• Drawing
• Fashion Design
• Graphic Design
• Journalism
• Painting
• Photography
• Portfolio
• Pottery
• Printmaking
• Publications
• Public Speaking
• Sculpture
• Studio Art
• Woodworking
• Modern Dance

Special Programs

• Study Abroad
• Community Service
• Exchange Programs
• Internships
• Leadership
• Outdoor Education

Distinctive or New Programs

Senior Capstone Senior Capstone ESL

Dorm Life

Number of Dorms: 12

Average Students Per Dorm: 20

Number of Girls Dorms: 7

Number of Boys Dorms: 5

Dorm Amenities

• Game Room
• Laundry Facilities
• Lounge
• Vending Machines
• Wireless Internet

Other Dorm Amenities

Student Life

St. Johnsbury Academy students quickly discover that they are learning and socializing in an incredibly diverse environment where respect, inquiry, and high expectations are core values extending throughout school life, both inside and outside the classroom. For students, respect extends not only to classmates, but also to faculty, staff, school property, our campus learning environment, and the community at-large. The Academy firmly believes that invaluable lessons in character development can also be learned outside the classroom through the social interaction of students with peers from a wide variety of cultures, backgrounds, and interests. The Academy offers the opportunity to participate in more than 60 clubs and activities, ranging from purely recreational to community service-oriented, as well as more than 40 interscholastic sports and an all-seasons intramural program.

Facilities

• All-Weather Track
• Baseball Field
• Basketball Court
• Fitness Center
• Football Field
• Indoor Basketball Court
• Indoor Pool
• Volleyball Court

Other Facilities

Clubs & Organizations

• Astronomy Club
• Chess Club
• Community Service
• Computer Club
• Debate Club
• Drama Club
• Environmental Club
• Foreign Language Clubs
• Future Business Leaders of America
• International Club
• Literary Magazine
• Math Club
• Model UN
• National Honor Society
• Newspaper
• Outing Club
• Photography Club
• Science Bowl
• Sexualities Club
• Student Government
• Student Publications
• Theater Club
• Woodworking Club
• Yearbook
• Yoga Club

Summary: The Charles Hosmer Morse Center for The Arts provides state-of-the-art classroom, studio, and practice-performance space. In addition to classroom and studio instruction by the arts department faculty (which includes seven professional artists), students also benefit from frequent workshops and seminars with internationally acclaimed artists and performers.

Arts Department Director: Roseanna Prevost

Athletics Department Director: David McGinn

Arts

• Acting
• Architecture
• Art History
• Ballet
• Dance
• Design
• Drama
• Drawing
• Fashion Design
• Graphic Design
• Journalism
• Painting
• Photography
• Portfolio
• Pottery
• Printmaking
• Publications
• Public Speaking
• Sculpture
• Studio Art
• Woodworking
• Modern Dance

Interscholastic Sports

• Alpine Skiing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cheerleading
• Cross Country Running
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Gymnastics
• Ice Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Nordic Skiing
• Nordic Ski Racing
• Soccer
• Softball
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Track and Field
• Ultimate Frisbee
• Volleyball
• Wrestling

Recreational Sports

• Alpine Skiing
• Badminton
• Basketball
• Bowling
• Camping
• Canoeing
• Dance
• Figure Skating
• Golf
• Hiking
• Kayaking
• Martial Arts
• Mountain Biking
• Nordic Skiing
• Outdoor Education
• Power Lifting
• Rafting
• Rock Climbing
• Skateboarding
• Snowboarding
• Soccer
• Swimming
• Table Tennis
• Ultimate Frisbee
• Weight Lifting
• Ice Skating

Summary: Recognizing the importance of course selection and long range academic planning, the Guidance Department assumes an active role in the scheduling process by offering assistance to students, advisors, and parents. There is a direct relationship between a student's course sequence throughout high school and their post-secondary options. Course selection during the junior and senior years is especially critical. Traditionally, 90% or more of Academy students pursue some type of post-secondary education at the bachelor degree, associate degree or technical degree level.

College Information

Precentage of graduates who attend college: 83%

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College attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:

Notable Alumni