By Michael Sugerman
Roughly 40 students failed to meet the community service requirement, even after a 14-day extension to May 21.
After around 80 students missed the original May 7 cutoff, Head of School...
By Eli Haims
"When an Honor Code infraction has happened, the community is broken to a certain degree," Chaplain Father J. Young said. "If it’s a big one like that history cheating scandal,...
By Lara Sokoloff
Five new courses for the Kutler Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and Independent Research were proposed to the Faculty Academic Committee at a meeting yesterday afternoon.
Interdisciplinary...
By Sajjan Sri-Kumar
Students are not required to buy prints of their yearbook pictures, after the school decided to reverse its policy.
The school had always required students to have their picture taken...
Electricity use at the upper school campus was reduced by 13 percent last week, capping off the school's second week of participation in the Green Cup Challenge.
More than 200 public and private schools...
By Ashley Khakshouri
The varsity football team was forced to scrimmage against itself Friday night when the season opener game was cancelled because of concerns over the air quality in the East San Fernando...
The senior class will head to Big Bear in June for a year-end retreat, Head of Upper School Harry Salamandra said.
Salamandra met with Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts and retreat point person...
By Michelle Nosratian
A student-facilitated support group overseen by student counselor and humanities teacher Luba Bek will meet over second semester in an attempt to help students cope with family members...
By Sade TavangarianThe upper school cafeteria is taking on a new approach to becoming ecofriendly by introducing disposable plates, cups and compostable products.
The schoolâs decision to become...
By Ester Khachatryan
French teacher Marilyn Shield is taking a leave of absence, Harry Salamandra said in a letter addressed to parents.
Shieldâs French 1 and French 3 Honors classes are...
By Michael Kaplan
Eric Schrode, who during 14 years teaching English and history at the Upper School instituted both the One-Acts Festival and a program that over several summers took hundreds of Harvard-Westlake...
By A.J. Calabrese
In an effort to maximize the practice time for all athletic teams, this coming year there will be the first evening practices ever held on Ted Slavin Field. Due to the extended stay...
