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Reserve Your Spot Now For Husky Summer Programs
Campus will be humming this summer with a number of academic, arts, and general interest programs for all ages. Now is the time to sign up for one or more of these academic, STEM, artistic, physical education, or service programs, all run by RHP/Ren faculty or alumni. Just click on the link below for further information and program reservations.
- Biology I: for-credit high school class.
- Photography and Writing in the City: creativity with camera and pen. Field trips included.
- Mindfulness: learn and practice how to focus "in the moment."
- STEAM: That's STEM and the Arts all rolled into one!
- Marine Biology: taking advantage of the nearby resources to learn about all things marine.
- "ActKowledge:" service learning with a research twist for those who would like to complete their service learning requirement in the summer.
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Track and Field
Wednesday, March 21
4:00 p.m.
West LA College
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Varsity Boys' Baseball vs. Buckley
Friday, March 23
4:00 p.m.
Buckley School
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Varsity Boys' Baseball vs. New Roads
Saturday, March 24
2:00 p.m.
Contreras High School
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A Message From The Advocates for Diversity Club
The Advocates for Diversity (AFD) club is starting an initiative to help students learn how to be good advocates/allies on campus with the "I Am Message." The purpose is to give students a voice (anonymously) in situations where they might feel offended and uncomfortable confronting when they see or hear something derogatory against a specific group (race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, class, ability, etc) whether it was towards you, a friend, or just someone around you. We will read these for you during morning meeting to help create a safe and inclusive environment for all.
Click the button below for the anonymous form. It is a way of having your voice heard in hopes to end inappropriate and derogatory comments and/or activity on campus. Bookmark this form in case you ever want to fill one out. Thank you in advance for your participation.
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College Financial Aid Workshop
Saturday, May 5
9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Chadwick School, Lecture Hall
26800 S Academy Dr,
Palos Verdes Peninsula, Ca 90274
Save the date! We will have Financial Aid Workshop, Part I, with David Levy, Editor of Edvisors.com, for our 11th grade families on Saturday, May 5th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. We've partnered with Chadwick School to organize this event and have Mr. Levy speak to families.
Meet David Levy
We are thrilled to have Mr. Levy as our guest speaker this year. He has 30 years of experience as Director of Financial Aid at notable colleges, including Scripps College, California Institute of Technology and Occidental College. He has received more than 35 awards for his financial aid leadership and volunteer positions. Mr. Levy will also be guest speaker at
Financial Aid Workshop, Part II, scheduled for September.
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10th Grade College Case Studies Night
Wednesday, April 11
Every year, 10th grade students and their parents are invited to participate in a mock admissions evening known as Case Studies. Parents and students will receive three sample college admissions applications to review in advance. During the Case Studies event, they meet in small groups with experienced admission officers who lead a discussion on what colleges look for in an applicant, as well as what colleges value. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to learn first-hand how they will be evaluated and begin thinking about the qualities and strengths they bring to the process and how best to prepare for the application process. A college fair concludes the evening, allowing students to benefit from one-on-one conversations with college reps.
Click the button below to read more about visiting colleges and other information.
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Submit Your Service Learning Hours
Please submit Service Learning hours to Yesela Tadeo by Friday, March 23 in order to be eligible for the Head of School Trimester II Service Learning Honor Roll.
Students will be placed on the Head of School Service Learning Honor Roll when they complete a minimum number of hours of volunteer time in one trimester (15 hours for Upper School, 7 hours for Middle School).
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The Gala Is Coming - May 5
If you are interested in becoming a Sponsor or
Underwriter for the Event, please click the button below or contact Jill Notch at:
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Cade Morris
"Recently, I competed in a high school sailing regatta. I was leading in first place, headed upwind towards the finish line. The wind was strong, our boat was tilting to the side from the force of the winds on the sails. My legs burned as I hiked out to keep the boat flat. The main sheet held tightly in my grip, not wanting to let go and lose the speed I had built up. I was flying over the water, nothing could stop me from winning. I cherish moments like these, the quiet ones spent on the water."
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Seniors and their advisors enjoyed a "Senior Lunch" put together by their parents. They all dressed in tropical shirts to match the luau themed meal.
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Students took part in the national walkout against gun violence on Wednesday. Everyone who attended peacefully assembled on the street for 17 minutes to honor the 17 students lost in Parkland, Florida.
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The math department came out in full force on Wednesday to celebrate Pi Day. Activities included a pie throwing contest, a pie eating contest, and temporary pi themed tattoos. Hopefully everyone got their fill of pi.
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Mr. Peterson's history class did an NFL Draft themed activity that allowed students to apply their historical and geographical knowledge in a novel way.
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On Thursday, SPEAK club put together a small egg hunt for the 6th graders in the west wing garden.
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