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Saint Bernard School Students Celebrate Achievements

Posted on January 06, 2020 in: School News

Saint Bernard School Students Celebrate Achievements

Students at Saint Bernard School in Uncasville recently celebrated several noteworthy achievements:

The Mock Trial team won both of its trials against Xavier and will be advancing to the next round of the competition.

Also, the SBS Debate Team earned first place in the preliminary round of the Dr. Grace Sawyer Jones Debate at Norwich Free Academy and will advance to the semi-finals in February.

And the Spanish Honor Society collected 140 pairs of children’s pajamas for United Community and Family Services to give out to local families in need.

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