NHS-Guma Trankilidat Beautification Project
On Saturday, April 6th, 2019, the St. John’s School Chapter of the National Honor Society performed a Beautification and Volunteering Project for Guma Trankilidat, the manamko (senior) center in Tamuning.
Category Archives: Community Service
National Honor Society Gives Back on MLK Day
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the St. John’s School Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) portrayed the spirit of giving back to the community by volunteering at Guam Animals in Need (GAIN) in Yigo last January 20 and 21.
Knights give back for Tinian Typhoon Relief
After 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.
Asia Pacific International Club Donates to Ayuda Foundation
A donation of $500 was made recently to the Ayuda Foundation by the Asia Pacific International Club of St. John’s School.
Phone Book Roundup 2017
Congratulations St. John’s Environmental Club for winning first place in the GTA, IT&E and Yellow Ink Phone Book Roundup contest.
Role Model in the Filipino Community
Norman Babia, Music Director at St. John’s School, has been recognized for his outstanding achievements and the important role he plays as an inspiration to others in the island […]
St. John’s School to open recycling to the public for the month of November
To celebrate America Recycles Day (Nov 15th), St John’s School will open its recycling efforts to the public EACH Saturday of the month of November.
Knights Help Guam’s Foster Children
St John’s Senior and Guam Girl Scout Katelee McCormic spearheaded an undergarment drive for foster children at Harvest House.
A CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY
St. John’s School held a special ceremony to honor its recent major donors on April 21, 2017. Recognized donors include Lois Skanse, Dr. Marylou Dulay, Marlyn Oberiano and family, and […]
Students redesign carabao statues
In honor of Mes Chamoru, St. John’s Service Club, Art Club, and National Junior Honor Society redesign two of GPO’s carabao statues.
