Seniors participating in The Talk Project will give peer-to-peer sexual violence awareness presentations to Choices and Challenges classes the weeks of Feb. 27 and March 5.
Maddy Harbert ’17 interned...
We have all heard about what it means to be a second semester senior — cutting class, skipping homework and maybe even failing a test or two. In other words, checking out.
Many people think of “senioritis”...
The school community will commemorate the school’s 25th anniversary with a time capsule featuring objects representative of the 2016 school year.
Students can contribute small sports memorabilia, digital...
The first of three diversity surveys was conducted by third party HR Matrix Sept. 29-30 to assess upper school community members’ experience with diversity on campus.
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion...
Four Chinese language students interned in Shanghai and attended the World Leading Schools Association conference this summer.
Jack Borris ’18, Izzy Reiff ’18, Strauss Cooperstein ’18 and Diego Ayala...
Keynote speaker Jacqueline Woodson, The Poetry Foundation’s 2015 Young People’s Poet Laureate, spoke about her National Book Award winner “Brown Girl Dreaming” and her experiences with writing...
The robotics team, also known as the Wafflebots, placed 27th out of 60 teams at the 10th Annual San Diego Regional FIRST Robotics Competition March 2-5, where they showcased the robot they built and programmed...
Dr. Ange-Marie Hancock, Associate Professor of Political Science and Gender Studies at University of Southern California’s Dornsife College will speak at this year’s Black History Month assembly Monday in...
Ethics Bowl team members Cameron Cabo ’16, Nathan Lee ’16 and Kathleen Edmiston ’17 won first place at the National High School Ethics Bowl regional qualifying competition Jan. 30.
Students prepared...
Alumni Joshua Lederman ’05 and Charlie Stigler ’11 have been named to Forbes’ fifth annual ‘30 Under 30’ list standouts in the fields of finance and education. Lederman serves as a Principal...
Ten Chronicle journalists were selected to serve as members of the 2015-2016 ASNE Youth Journalism Student Advisory Board.
Chronicle staffers Josie Abugov ’18, Ellis Becker ’18, Elly Choi ’18, Sofia...
BLACC will host this year’s first Justin Carr ’14 Dare to Dream Workshop Oct. 10 at the Frank D. Parent Elementary School in Inglewood. Students can receive three hours of community service for helping...
Jonah Platt ’04 will make his Broadway debut Sept. 15 as Fiyero in “Wicked,” and his brother Ben Platt ’11 will perform the titular role in an off-Broadway production of “Dear Evan Hansen.”
Jonah...
Sara Cohen joins the Upper School English department after serving as a visiting fellow at Drexel University’s Great Works Symposium.
Cohen, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature at...
Sara Cohen joins the Upper School English department after serving as a visiting fellow at Drexel University’s Great Works Symposium.
Cohen, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature at...
The Los Angeles Mayor’s Youth Council selected four sophomores as new members of the group.
Eshanika Chaudhary ’17, Chasia Jefferies ’17, Lauren Kim ’17 and Nathaniel Wall ’17 will become council...
More than 300 teachers from around the country attended the EdTech Team Los Angeles Summit featuring Google for Education that was held at the Middle School April 9 and 10.
Seventeen members of the faculty...
Students bought around 1,700 water bottles to raise money to bring filtered water to 2,200 people in Africa, Clean Water Ambassador founder Cole Kawana ’16 announced at the assembly March 18.
Clean...
The newly renamed world languages magazine Babel has received 50 student submissions, an increase due to a new extra credit opportunity offered by the World Language department.
Babel Editor Lucas Gelfen...
