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Our school identity of learning and transformation goes way beyond the classroom. With over 95% of our students involved in at least one extra or co-curricular program, we offer an assortment of ways for them to personalize their high school experience through avenues of leadership, faith, and shared interests.

Science Fair 2026

Mr. Melvin Smith
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Rusting Corrosion and Chemical Changes Project

This research project is about how rusting and corrosion occurs and how it affects our everyday lives.

Mr. Maurice Mackey & Mr. Kimari Smith
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Renewable Resources vs Fossil Fuels Project

This project was focused on comparing the efficiency and environmental impact of both these power sources.

Mr. Randall Pannell
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Comparing Treatments for Brain Disorders -  Amphetamine, Salts, and Donanemab Project

This project explains and compares Amphetamine Salts which is used to treat Narcolepsy and Donanemab to treat Alzheimers. 

St. Augustine’s Science Department hosted its annual Science Fair on Monday, April 27, 2026. Throughout the semester, students enrolled in Physical Science, Integrated Science, Chemistry, Biology I, Biology II, and Anatomy & Physiology conducted investigative research and developed research posters showcasing topics aligned with their coursework. The event highlighted students’ analytical thinking, creativity, and commitment to scientific inquiry.

Our Purple Knight scientists proudly showcased their fascinating experiments and inspiring solutions, demonstrating both innovation and a passion for discovery.

The Science Department is led by Mrs. Melissa McDonald, Mr. Christopher Jackson, Mr. Joenathan Stevenson, and Dr. Mack Crayton, whose guidance supported students throughout their research journey

Career Day 2026

On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, the campus of St. Augustine High School was enriched by the presence of distinguished alumni and accomplished community leaders who returned to inspire the next generation of Purple Knights. The morning was marked by meaningful engagement, as these esteemed guests shared personal reflections on their formative years, candid accounts of challenges encountered during high school, and insights into their professional journeys and achievements.

The program was thoughtfully structured to include a four-class rotational schedule, allowing students to benefit from a diverse range of perspectives and experiences. Each guest was accompanied by a Purple Knight ambassador, ensuring a seamless and welcoming experience throughout the campus. Through presentations, interactive discussions, and thoughtfully prepared materials, speakers offered valuable guidance while encouraging students to reflect on their own aspirations.

Students participated actively, posing insightful and thought-provoking questions that further enriched the dialogue. The exchange of ideas fostered an atmosphere of intellectual curiosity and mutual respect, underscoring the importance of mentorship and community.

In appreciation of their time and contributions, guests were welcomed with a catered breakfast and invited to participate in both individual and group photographs, commemorating the occasion before their departure.

Career Day 2026 proved to be an inspiring and impactful experience—one that reinforced the enduring bond between St. Augustine High School and its extended community, while motivating students to pursue excellence in all their future endeavors.

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