Riley Romans ’27, is an enthusiastic reader who decided to create an out-of-school club solely dedicated to the passion for reading among her peers. Lucie Benoit ’27 loves reading and escaping into...
The iconic Hollywood Sign turned 100 years old on Halloween. The Hollywood Sign is an American landmark and cultural icon overlooking Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.
The Los Angeles City Council...
The Head of Advancement is someone who has so much value that the school would not be able to operate without their contributions. This comes as a significant surprise as many people may have no idea this...
Robert Ruiz is the head of the Physical Education department. Physical Education is a requirement for 7th and 8th graders at the middle school. Ninth graders do not need to take this class if they do a...
The Drive Action Club meets every Tuesday in Hazy 310, hosted by English teacher Aliyah Hicks and founded by their two leaders, Donna Enayati ’27 and Elise Kennedy ’27. For two years this club has...
To you, Director of Student Affairs Keith Jordan may be the guy who's in the room with the black dog, or the person who helps you get your club running, but he does a lot more than that.
“Mr. Jordan...
Did you know there is a snake named Murphy in the science office? Science Department Head Maggie Thompson knew.
Thompson has been working here for seven years.
"Ms. Thompson helps me understand topics...
Did you know that math teachers actually want you to do well? Surprising, right? Math department head Suzanne Halloran and math teacher Mayan Benami said they want their students to succeed.
“In high...
On Wednesday, Sept. 13, a group of students and faculty members gathered in HC 228 to celebrate the upcoming Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashanah, which begins at sunset on Friday, Sept. 15 and goes through sundown...
For the first time in many years, Southern California has had a true winter. Due to consistent rain showers and windy conditions, the school body has dealt with sports cancellations and flash flood warnings,...
Along with her commute and running errands, Lydia Gugsa ’26 must finish a great deal of homework each night. Gugsa said her obligations after school allow for little time to sleep, which impacts her...
