Greetings Husky Families,
It’s been a busy week with our return to campus, the visual arts show, continued admissions events, and the Grill and Chill Gala tomorrow night! It was absolutely wonderful to see so many students on campus this week, and the collective takeaway is that we all promise not to take school life for granted in the future! Although new rules and regulations abound and not everyone is here, we are truly appreciative for the continued decline in L.A. Covid cases as well as the abundance of vaccinations available to our community. Onward and Upward!
We hosted our first ever spring Discover Day this week. The five students that spoke to our prospective families were our greatest advocates, chiming in about everything from campus life to athletics and the arts to our college process. Because of the uncertainty of our times, we are hopeful that many families now thinking about next fall’s options will look to our three great schools. Almost 75% of our students chose in-person learning this spring, when area schools are seeing about 20-25% take this option. This is an encouraging statistic as we look to the fall when all students can be on campus every day.
Lastly, we hope to see you tomorrow night at 6:30 PM for our Grill and Chill Gala! Thanks to all of you who generously donated, helped get the party packs assembled, or who will be tuning in for this great event. Get your grill ready and let’s have some fun!
Go Huskies!
David
Head of Schools
Pictured Above: Each year our arts department celebrates our student visual artists with an annual art show. Over the past two years, we have migrated the format to a series of accessible online galleries that give more attendees the opportunity to view student work. Additionally, some AP courses have in-depth videos that allow student artists to discuss artistic processes and motivations.
Congratulations to our students and arts faculty for assembling another fantastic show!
