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St. James’ is a vibrant school, always bustling with events and activities. You can check in to see what’s currently happening through our social media or read in more depth about themes and programs in our school magazine, The Herald. Each year, 6th grade students write a regular column in the local newspaper, The Larchmont Chronicle, sharing stories about school life at St. James’.
All of these St. James’ news outlets are linked below.
The Herald
St. James’ Episcopal School’s magazine, The Herald, dates back many years. Recent issues can be viewed below. The Herald focuses on themes and programs at St. James’ such as Celebrations & Renovations, Community & Connection, Core Curricular subjects and Co-Curricular subjects. Find out more about these areas of school life by clicking on the cover of each magazine.
The Husky Howl
The Husky Howl is our student-produced newspaper and is published each trimester. Filled with articles containing world news, local news, school news, movie reviews, comic strips and so much more, it clearly demonstrates the wide range of interests amongst our student body.
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The Larchmont Chronicle
Each year, 6th grade students write a regular column in the local newspaper, The Larchmont Chronicle, sharing stories about school life at St. James’.
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The 6th Graders have kicked off their journey as the leaders of our student body!
The Blazer Ceremony marks this as their first time as a class donning the blazers they will wear on school interviews on and off campus as they represent our community. They always make us so proud!
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We had a wonderful first week of the new school year!
We tested the new playground, met Reverend Susan at our first Chapel Service of the year, celebrated birthdays, and blessed our backpacks for a great year ahead.
Parents! Looking forward to seeing you in the coming weeks! Make sure to RSVP on ParentSquare for your respective class receptions 😊
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We were SO excited to meet our new friends who have graduated to the elementary campus!
For Kindergarten and Preschool Transition Week, students are invited to get acquainted with what will be their new classrooms at the end of this month.
For a few hours a day, they work on their arts and crafts skills, read, and learn the skills they`ll need on the "big" campus, like carpool pickup protocols!
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