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Four Saint Andrew's AP Chinese learners received awards for their outstanding performance in the 21st CLASS National Chinese Essay Contest. This theme for the essays had to be related to sports and physical activity.
This year, the CLASS National Chinese Essay Contest Committee received more than 1,000 essay submissions from students across the United States. The dedicated panel of judges evaluated each piece diligently. These students' achievements are a testament to the guidance and commitment of the Chinese teachers at all three divisions of SA.
Congratulations to Zoe Ellis '26 (Silver Award), Ethan Kim '25 (Bronze), Hannah Anglemyer '26 (Participation), and