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Members of The Patriot staff pose with some of their awards for their yearbook picture. The staff recently was awarded with the NSPAs 2017 Online Pacemaker Award, a Silver Crown from the CSPA, and several Gold Circle Awards.

The Patriot receives national recognition

Caroline Cooney, Editor in Chief
April 11, 2017
Claire Grunewald and Mitchell Hopkins, class of 16, pose together after the graduation celebration on May 28, 2016. Grunewald and Hopkins were selected as finalists for the National Scholastic Press Association’s 2016 Newspaper Page One Design of the Year award for The Gun Issue, which was published in Nov. 2015.

Staff members win NSPA Design of the Year Finalist award

Paige Alban, In-Focus Editor
October 5, 2016
One of the guests named Brian break dances during one of the songs. Brian was one of the ten guests who came to the prom.

Special Needs Prom leaves emotional impact

Caroline Cooney, In-Focus Editor
June 3, 2016
Senior Claire Grunewald poses with the Al Cesky Scholarship Fund plaque. Along with Grunewald, senior Kurt Rawlings was the overall male winner and received a $5,000 scholarship.

Two student athletes recognized with Cesky Scholarship

Elizabeth Harmison, Multimedia Editor
May 26, 2016
In efforts to make JC a green school, students and teachers are taking an initiative to make the change.

Students work towards saving energy

Kishan Patel, Online Editor in Chief
February 19, 2016

Strengthening friendships through tradition

Katie Sullivan, In-Focus Editor
January 20, 2016
Students sort through information packets given to them at their third, peer counseling training session. The new support group will offer students an outlet for talking with their peers in times of need.

Students pioneer support group

Claire Grunewald, Print Chief
August 26, 2015
Sophomore Selina Petronelli and her horse, Parker, clear a hurdle at a competition. Petronelli has been captain of the equestrian team since freshman year.

Sophomore rides to nationals

Claire Grunewald, Lifestyles Editor
May 20, 2015
STEM Coordinator Michael Monaghan shows students in STEM how tall 56 in. would be. In STEM group, students were challenged to build towers as tall as possible with only one set of Jenga blocks.

STEM appoints new coordinator

Claire Grunewald, Lifestyles
May 20, 2015
Sleep patterns reflect personalities

Sleep patterns reflect personalities

Claire Grunewald and Mike Moxley
May 14, 2015
Inside Prigel Family Creamery, customers can find cases with large quarts of ice cream. The creamery does not have a public restroom so there are legal restrictions on the amount of seating available to customers, but Prigel lets customers borrow blankets to sit outside in the surrounding fields.

Here’s the Scoop

May 8, 2015
Challenge Accepted: Eliminating lies provides insight

Challenge Accepted: Eliminating lies provides insight

Claire Grunewald, Lifestyles Editor
May 8, 2015
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