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This semester’s Honor Assembly is truly different than anything else the school has done. The Student Council coordinated with some of Canterbury’s young alumni to have them talk about what the honor code means to them and how it is relevant in their college life. Our students had the opportunity to watch their thoughts over a pre-made video, courtesy of the Honor Council. 

The Canterbury Arts Department would like to shine the spotlight on our Upper School Athletic Broadcasters: Chase A. ’23, Jake Z. ’23, Sam L. ’23, and Zach B. ’24! 

Brooke Sweat (nee Youngquist) ’04 has made headlines again! She is the only female to be welcomed to the Inaugural Hall of Fame at Florida Gulf Coast University.

Congratulations to Steele I. ’23 for being our Athlete of the Week for January 11 - 17, 2021!

Hunter T. ’23 is thrilled to share all he learned during the Inspirit AI program at Stanford University! 

Although the Holiday Break is over, the festivities are still going strong in Ms. Grisell Abad’s Spanish classes! This month, she is teaching her students about “Los Tres Reyes Magos”, or The Three Kings Day. In Spain and many Spanish-speaking countries, it is an additional religious holiday centered around the Three Kings associated with the Nativity. The occasion is celebrated with gifts, feasts, parades, a lottery, and a special cake known as “The Three Kings Cake”.

The Canterbury Arts Department would like to shine the spotlight on Addison B. ’27 and Isabella F. ’27!

Congratulations to Chase J. ’22 for being our Athlete of the Week for January 4 - 10, 2021! 

The Canterbury Arts Department would like to shine the spotlight on Diego C. ’28! 

Congratulations to Landon H. ’21 for being our Athlete of the Week for December 28, 2020 - January 3, 2021! 

Kristy Kilfoyle will serve as a member of the 2022 John Newbery Award Committee.