HEADMASTER'S BLOG

At Jesse Remington High School, project instructor Linda Krewson brings light, patience, and creativity into every stained glass project. Through her guidance, students discover more than how to cut and assemble glass—they learn persistence, careful planning, and how something simple can be transformed into something beautiful. Linda’s journey into stained glass began while she was a student at the University of Vermont. What drew her in was not only the process, but the li

Honoring Dan Burgher | March 20, 2026 At Jesse Remington High School, we are proud to recognize members of our community who live out the values that define us. The Jesse the Sentinel Award celebrates those—faculty, staff, board members, coaches, and volunteers—whose work reflects empathy and understanding, proactive hard work, orderliness and self discipline, resilience and grit, and honor and respect . These are not just ideals we talk about; they are qualities we strive to

The second round of our Winter Enrichment program was a huge success! Thirteen students in grades 6–9 enjoyed time on our beautiful campus while learning new skills such as martial arts, painting, drama, and, for the first time ever, cinematography. This was an especially exciting project, as students participated in every layer of producing a parody news broadcast—from script writing and scene development to acting and filming. Students also enjoyed classic activities like t

Senior Nolan Jeanes Interviewed Señorita Nancy Cataño to Learn About Her Life in Christian Education “I truly believe that each one of us has been called to this particular time and place. Although I was born in Colombia, I consider the United States my country, because it is here that I have invested my resources. Coming to Jesse Remington High School after nine months of retirement is the icing on the cake, with a cherry on top. I sometimes wonder why the Lord did not cal