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In their own words:

"In the moment it seemed like it would never end. The uncertainty, the quarantines, the restrictions and isolation. The faces hidden behind masks, and the lunches spent sitting on opposite sides of a plastic divider. But then, Aug. 23, everything changed. School was back, fully in-person. In October, masks became optional and the expressions once hidden behind them were finally revealed."

"Life as we know it began to feel normal again."

"Real changes were made. Our approach to education shifted to experiential learning. Two weeks of the school year were dedicated to experiencing life outside of the classroom through a new Deep Dive program, later featured in Forbes Magazine. Internal internships opened a student-run coffee shop and revamped the Sion Shoppe. Six new teachers and faculty members came to Sion this year. Dr. Emily Grover won the Excellence in Teaching award, an honor voted on by the student body, in her first year. Even down to the new furniture, Sion was changing for the future."