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 Rose Parade floats, PowerPoint presentations, blueprints, stamps, and essays with details about a state’s history, geography, commerce, symbols, and sports teams. Distinguished guests for the day’s presentations included the Tournament…
Waverly Students and Community Volunteers Celebrate a Meaningful Sages & Seekers Finale
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 –…
History Comes Alive: Sequoyah Students Debate the Road to Independence
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…
Leadership in Action: FSHA Girls Step Up and Lift Others Higher
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…
Marengo Fifth Graders Tell Their Stories
Marengo Elementary School fifth graders and their families share their Heritage Projects. One of the defining moments in fifth grade at Marengo Elementary School is completing the Heritage Project, an opportunity for students to celebrate…
St. Philip the Apostle School 4th and 5th-grade students celebrated Kindness Day last week by writing uplifting messages on drink sleeves for Starbucks customers. In total, the students decorated 2,000 sleeves, all of which were…
This year’s Early Learning STEM Night brought out the imagination of Clairbourn School’s youngest Cougars. JPK, PK, and Kindergarten students used the design thinking process to help Little Red Riding Hood save Grandma by building…
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…
Hillside School Learning Center in La Cañada Flintridge continues to refine its commitment to individualized support through small class sizes and one-on-one instruction, enhancing both academic and emotional growth. Cyndi Hatcher notes Hillside maintains an…
Aveson Schools TK–5th grade students recently received a special visit from Never Enough Books, a generous organization dedicated to spreading the love of reading one stop at a time. Each student had the joy of selecting a few books to take home for free, turning an ordinary day into one filled with stories and smiles. As the school community continues to heal and grow stronger together, moments like these remind everyone of the simple power of kindness and connection. The school extends its heartfelt thanks to Never Enough Books for their generosity and the lasting impact they’ve made on young…
