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Upper School celebrates athletes on National Signing Day

Kenzie Chu, Staff Writer • November 17, 2024
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Kenzie Chu
Last Wednesday, St. John's celebrated four seniors as they committed on National Signing Day.
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Kenzie Chu
Kenzie Chu, Staff Writer
Kenzie Chu (’26) joined The Review in 2022 as a freshman. Her favorite cereal is honey bunches of oats with strawberries. She actually did like the summer reading book this year.