The school hosted a Red Cross Blood Drive in Chalmers Lounge on Friday.
Students, parents and faculty were able to participate in the blood drive, which was run by American Red Cross staff.
Blood Drive...
Admissions personnel from 46 colleges and universities participated in a college admissions workshop hosted at the Upper School on Thursday evening.
The workshop was designed to educate students and parents...
To increase their engagement in community service, members of the Boxing Club conducted self-defense classes to underprivileged children March 21 and sold bags of kettle corn and caramel corn to support...
Julia Cosgrove ’18 and Wilder Short ’18 headed to chaplain James Young’s office after school March 30. Together with current Head Prefects, Cate Wolfen ’17 and Matt Thomas ’17, dean Sharon Cuseo...
Middle and upper school Latin students and Junior Classical League members participated in the California Junior Classical League Convention during the weekend in San Francisco.
At the convention, students...
Roughly half a dozen students violated the Drugs, Alcohol and Smoking Policy on school trips over spring break, President Rick Commons said.
The school’s policy as written in the Student Parent Handbook...
Students and faculty played dodgeball and Wii Karaoke and ate In-N-Out Burger during the Festival of Spring March 31 in anticipation for Spring Break.
Hosted by Community and Character Committee, the...
Wilder Short ’18 and Julia Cosgrove ’18 will serve as Head Prefects for the 2017-2018 school year.
Short and Cosgrove, along with JP Cherry '18 and Princie Kim '18, delivered speeches promoting their...
Holocaust survivor Michele Rodri shared her experience during the war, told about her life after and advised students to speak up against wrongdoings at the sophomore class meeting March 29.
Rodri was...
On March 13, 2007, the administration suspended two sophomores who sent an email with a “diss tape” they had made that threatened violence and aimed homosexual slurs at other students.
Ten years later,...
With butterflies in her stomach, Nicole Bahar ’18 paused for a moment before stepping out of her car in the junior lot last Monday. Although the week ahead was a typical one, filled with tests, quizzes...
Courtney Nunley ’17 nervously drove through the Inglewood and Culver City area. It was winter break of her junior year and one of her first lessons with her driving instructor. The windows were rolled...
