Jennifer Stacy Bartlett '93

Inducted Fall 2023

Jen Stacy Bartlett graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1993. She has a deep love for Fryeburg Academy that goes beyond words and has been a loyal and hardworking member of the FA community since her student days.

In high school, Jen was a dedicated three-sport athlete. She played field hockey for four years and was not only a team captain but also received All-Conference honors during her senior season. During the winter, she excelled on the basketball court, earning the Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and All-Conference honors in her senior year. In the spring, she played softball for three years before switching to track and field in her senior year, where she achieved runner-up honors in the 200 meters at the Western Maine Conference meet.

Jen didn't limit her involvement to sports; she was actively engaged in various school activities. Throughout her four years at FA, she participated in the Latin Club, Student Council, Key Club, Yearbook, Judicial Board, SADD, as well as the Photo, Spanish, and Varsity Clubs. In her senior year, she joined the school play cast and was selected to the National Honor Society.

Jen received her BA in education at the University of Maine/Farmington, where she played three years of field hockey before missing her senior season due to injury. Upon graduating in 1997, she accepted a position on the Fryeburg Academy faculty, earned a Master’s degree from the University of New England, and has taught biology and photography – while also serving as a field hockey assistant coach, as well as the advisor for the yearbook, photo, and cross-stitching club, and a unified team coach.

Jen has also been actively involved in the school community. She has served as the president and officer of the Fryeburg Academy Teacher’s Association and is a member and past president of the FA Alumni Association. Beyond her teaching duties, Jen has coached field hockey, basketball, and softball for Fryeburg Recreation.
Today, Jen is in her 27th year of teaching, and her passion for her school and students remains as strong as it was when she first started. She lives in Denmark with her husband, Juston ’94, and they have raised two children who are also FA graduates – Brayden ’19 and Alegra, who graduated in 2023.