At Holy Family School, students truly feel at home. The school’s nurturing community is dedicated to helping each child shine – academically, creatively, and personally. Through a strong academic foundation and engaging programs such as Visual Arts and Innovation & Design, students build confidence while exploring their talents and ideas in meaningful ways. Families are warmly invited to experience this welcoming environment firsthand by joining…
Sweet Success in Room 18: Gingerbread Creations at Norma Coombs Elementary
Students in Room 18 at Norma Coombs Elementary School recently showcased their creativity and teamwork by building some truly delightful gingerbread houses. With plenty of frosting, candy, and imagination, the young builders transformed simple materials…
ITEEA is thrilled to announce that Ramona Convent Secondary School has received STEM School of Excellence Recognition for demonstrating their commitment to providing a robust Integrative STEM program that is truly “Making Waves.” ITEEA…
Sequoyah School’s Treehouse Class Builds Caterpillar Highways in the Grove
Katie and the Sequoyah School Treehouse class thoughtfully created a small “highway system” to help caterpillars safely travel through the Grove to reach the milkweed, since the caterpillars don’t seem to enjoy crossing the wood…
Game Night Sparks Laughter and Friendly Competition at Fusion Academy Pasadena
Fusion Academy Pasadena hosted an evening full of laughter, camaraderie, and spirited competition as students gathered for a lively game night. Attendees enthusiastically played a mix of board games and video games, showcasing both their…
Fifth-grade students at Arroyo Vista Elementary School welcomed fellow students, parents, and guests on Friday, December 12, 2025, to showcase their annual state projects. The projects include handcrafted floats decorated with natural materials patterned after…
The Waverly School concluded its final Sages & Seekers gathering this week, marking the end of a meaningful six-week program designed to foster intergenerational connection, storytelling, and shared learning. Throughout the program, Waverly students –…
Passions ran high on the K–8 campus this morning as Sequoyah School junior high history students engaged in a spirited debate over whether the American colonies should declare independence from England. Each student stepped into…
Learning to lead isn’t just about stepping forward, it’s about lifting others up with courage, compassion, conviction, and creativity. Yesterday’s club meetings put Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy’s girls’ leadership on full display! Student-led meetings were…
https://www.pasadenanow.com/pasadenaschools/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/SRS20251121.mp4 STEM in Action! St. Rita School 5th graders just wrapped up an awesome project – designing and building vehicles capable of safely transporting an egg from the sky to the ground. Through trial and error and a mix of creativity and math skills, the students engineered some truly impressive designs. Their enthusiasm filled the classroom as they tested, adjusted, and improved each prototype. Projects like these not only spark curiosity but also build confidence in problem-solving and teamwork. St. Rita School, 322 N. Baldwin Avenue, Sierra Madre, (626) 355-6114 or visit https://www.st-ritaschool.org/.
