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"St. Anthony Village High School is a very interesting place to be these days. Our
school has gone through drastic changes over the last few years. Our
enrollment has increased and with the referendum, the technology has
improved. Students also have helped shape a great place to learn and
socialize (not in any particular order). The most important thing about
our high school, in my opinion, is its integrity. Our school reflects
a positive image to other schools. We stand out as a school of incredible
achievements, academically and athletically. We as a school know what
it takes to survive and we have shown this throughout my years as a student.
All this would not have been possible without the aid of an encouraging
and willing staff and school board. Every person at St. Anthony makes a
difference and has at least one thing in common: integrity. What other word
would best describe why we still go to school even if we have to climb up hill
through five feet of snow in -40 degree weather, when almost every other
school in the Metro area closes? Bad weather conditions rarely stops STA.
How else would you describe teachers who bike to school ten miles everyday
through sleet and/or snow just to get to school and teach a Spanish class?
Our school has pride, Huskie pride. This has enabled our school to excel
through the good times and the bad without missing a beat. Attending STA has
helped shape each and every one of our teenage lives and we should be
thankful for it. Thanks again and good luck to all who have contributed to making
STA a great place to be!"
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