Saint

James School Students Take Home StateTech Awards

Saint James School is proud to announce that many of its students have received awards in various technology fairs that they entered. The ACTE State Tech Fair and AISA Tech Fair are excellent ways for students interested in a variety of technology skills to show what they can do. From high school, the following students were awarded for their participation in the ACTE Tech Fair at the State level.

In Level 5, Alex Ruona placed 1st in Hardware Modification; Brooke Bender was awarded 2nd Place Website Design; and Selina Sun won 1st Place in Multimedia. In Level 4, Stella Kim won 1st Place in Multimedia. At the middle school Level of the ACTE Tech Fair, a number of students also were rewarded for their hard work. At Level 2, Molly Phillips won 1st place in Audio, Yeriel Kim placed 1st in Multimedia, and Emerson Weeks placed 1st in Video Production. Matilda Butner and Sean Woessner won 1st place in Digital Games. Aileen Mulligan placed 2nd in Robotics. In Level 3, Aidan Saldanha won 1st place in Video Production.

In the AISA Tech Fair High School Division, Liam Seo placed 1st in Programming, and Jaxon Mason placed 2nd in Programming. Saint James is so proud of the hard work and dedication of these students and their teachers. Saint James offers technology classes at all division levels.

ACA Hosted Amazing Summer Camps

ACA had several different camps on campus this year! Besides the amazing Camp Eagle and Nest Camp, we added two weeks of science camps, a musical theater camp and several different sports camps. Science camp was a hit!

Students were busy digging for dinosaurs, squishy circuits, ice cream in a bag, kitchen chemistry and other fun experiments. At musical theater camp students learned several different musical numbers and did a performance at the end of it. All of the sports camps were a hit, and the kids had a blast learning new drills. Every year it is such a fun experience for the kids to be able to come to campus and spend time with these coaches and teachers outside of the classroom setting.