Carrie Savage is MSJ's International and Diversity Coordinator. She works to recruit international and diversity students and MSJ host families and then to support them in all areas of student life. Ms. Savage holds a BA in Liberal Studies from Norwich University and has worked in several local school systems, teaching pre-school through high school levels. She has been with MSJ since 2011 and has enjoyed working with students in every classroom. She is the mother of four daughters and her oldest daughter is studying French and Chinese in college.   

Annual Report: You can access our annual report by following the link http://www.msjvermont.org/news/2012-2013annualreport 

WOMEN'S PREVIEW-  "I am very excited about the upcoming 2013-14 Girls Varsity basketball season here at MSJ," said Coach Dan Elliott.  The women's team returns with high expectations after a successful 2012-2013 regular season, which was followed up by an outstanding playoff run that included the Mounties first home win in a playoff game in several years.  Elliott explained that, "[t]he girls return five veteran varsity players from last year's playoff team and add eight freshmen who come to the Mount ready and able to contribute to the program."  Many of this year's basketball players were a large part of the tremendous success of this year's women's soccer team.

MEN'S PREVIEW- After the departure of a solid group of seniors from last year's squad, the MSJ basketball team will lean on the experience of this year's seniors: David Perry, Zack Lanzillo, and Colin Gilbert. Two of the three already have a state championship jacket, having seen significant time as a part of the 2012 state championship team.  Along with the three seniors, MSJ will look to a great group of underclassmen to help make the season successful.  Coach Jeff Cassarino said, "The 2013-14 MSJ basketball team will run an up-tempo offense that will be fun to watch and will play a  very aggressive defense that we hope will cause teams some problems. With only three seniors we are lacking varsity experience, but we have faith the younger players will step up to the challenge and help keep MSJ among the top teams in Division II.  Over-all the numbers in the program are strong and we will once again field a solid JV squad that will work hard to prepare themselves to carry the torch passed on to them by their upper-class teammates."

All-Star Honors Received. Congratulations to the following Mounties for receiving all-star honors:

MSJ Cross-Country- All Marble Valley League: Darrius Brown, Sally Hogan, and Spencer Potter.

MSJ Football- South Team: Collin Gilbert.

MSJ Women's Soccer - All Marble Valley League: .  Coach Sarah Fortier (co-coach of the year).

Mount Saint Joseph Academy Students Collect for Project Help on December 19 & 20

41^st Year of MSJ Tradition of Service That Has Received National Recognition

Gift-of-Life Marathon, December 17

We can do this, Rutland! Book a bed now!1969 pints = new national record

1-800-RED-CROSS  http://www.redcrossblood.org/make-donation

Give at: Paramount Theatre, College of St. Joseph, American Legion, Elks Lodge, Holiday Inn