AP Environmental Science students conducted a clothing drive Feb. 11-15 to raise awareness about the impact of fast fashion in hopes of bringing attention to the dangers of the industry and its negative...
Since Parkland, a project run by teen journalists that has been chronicling gun-related deaths across the U.S., released their report on Feb. 14, the one-year anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman...
The Student Alumni Association initiated a new digital, community-building program that connects current seniors with alumni to help students reduce stress during the college admissions process and the...
Faculty, staff and administrators from 43 independent institutions gathered together to participate in the first West Coast Diversity Job Fair on Feb. 23.
The fair, which was co-hosted with the Brentwood...
The first ever student-run Pop-Up Play Festival, also known as the “24 Hour Play Festival,” will occur in Rugby Theater on March 8 and 9.
Over the course of these two days, participants will write,...
Students in the Introduction to Broadcast Journalism, Broadcast Journalism I and Broadcast Journalism II classes, along with Upper School Communications Department Head Jim Burns, communications teacher...
Fifteen students received awards in the 15th annual National Chinese Language Association of Secondary-Elementary School Essay Contest.
Students answered two different questions depending on...
Over the past month, the school's varsity debate team has experienced a streak of success in both the regional and national circuit. The season’s victories culminated in a record-setting 13 students...
As the number of whooping cough cases at school grows, the next step may be to limit interschool activities, according to the Los Angeles County Health Department Office of Communications and Public...
Students coded for 36 hours to develop their own programs as part of the third annual Hackathon hosted Feb.16 to 17.
The event, led by Rehaan Furniturewala '19 and Sarah Wilen '19, featured workshops...
In an effort to spread Valentine’s Day spirit, Prefect Council sold daisies and roses for $2 each Feb. 14.
Though Prefect Council ordered 150 flowers in preparation for the sale, they sold out by...
The school will send home any students with flu or cold-like symptoms that do not have proof of negative pertussis test results or completed pertussis treatment when classes resume after the long weekend...
