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Where structure creates freedom to excel. Cadets live in gender-separate barracks with adult supervision and clear standards for personal conduct, room care, personal appearance, and dress. Weekly communications set uniform expectations and schedules. Cadets learn to prepare, present, and maintain their uniforms, and they receive coaching from peers, TACs, and JROTC instructors.
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Richards Receives "Service Above Self"
St. John’s Northwestern (SJN) senior Aidan Richards has been awarded the Lake Country Rotary Club’s “Service Above Self” Award and Scholarship, a distinction recognizing students who exemplify exceptional leadership, strong character, and a lifelong commitment to service.
Aidan’s dedication to his school, community, and country is evident in his impressive record of accomplishments. At SJN, he has completed over 176 hours of community service, is a member of the National Honor Society, earned the rank of Eagle Scout, and serves as a leader in the JROTC Corps of Cadets. Outside of school, he continues to serve his community as a church acolyte.
How SJN Nurtures Independence
Boarding schools offer a unique environment where students not only excel academically but also develop crucial life skills such as independence and responsibility. At St. John’s Northwestern (SJN), these qualities are woven into every aspect of student life, from the classroom to the dormitory and beyond. By providing a structured yet supportive environment, SJN empowers students to grow into self-reliant, capable individuals prepared for the challenges of college and life beyond.
Living in a boarding school environment like SJN instills a sense of self-discipline in students. The school’s emphasis on structure and routine teaches students to take responsibility for their actions and decisions.
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