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Welcome back, Laguna Families!

We are excited to serve as Co-Chairs of the 2024-2025 Laguna Fund. This annual fund is vital in providing the exceptional education and opportunities that help our children and our entire Laguna Blanca community thrive together.  

If you’re a new family to LBS or just eager to learn more about the Laguna Fund, please click here. Meanwhile, a team of volunteers representing each class is already working hard, and more information will be mailed home soon. This mailing will include information about this year’s Family Festival, our annual celebration of the Laguna Fund. Leadership pledges and gifts of $2,500+ received by the end of day on October 4 will be recognized on the commemorative t-shirt worn by all students, staff, and volunteers at the Family Festival on Friday, October 18. That deadline is just a few weeks away, so please make your gift or pledge now to secure your place on the 2024 t-shirt!

Every gift makes a difference, and participation is a key component to the Laguna Fund's success. Please join us in supporting Laguna Blanca School and help ensure our students continue to benefit from the educational excellence and supportive community that Laguna Blanca provides.

With gratitude,

Elizabeth Foscue-Boyd & Henning Thorsen 

2024-2025 Laguna Fund Co-Chairs

Join us at Laguna's booth on Saturday, September 21 from 9AM to 12PM as we participate in cleanup efforts at Hammond's Beach, Miramar Beach, and Fernald Point Beach. Register in advance to secure your spot and be entered into a raffle for a chance to win exciting prizes, courtesy of Explore Ecology. Let’s come together to become part of the solution to ocean pollution!

Please meet at the stairs near the access area off of Eucalyptus Lane.

Limited street parking is available. You can use the East Lot of All Saints-by-the-Sea (83 Eucalyptus Lane), located to the left past the church. We encourage walking or biking if possible.

Those that attend will earn community service hours and the satisfaction of cleaning up our community and participating in citizen science! 

Questions? Reach out to Allison Armstrong, Kevin Valdez, or Katie Pointer.

This event kicks off our annual fund and brings together our entire community, allowing us to showcase the true spirit of Laguna and exactly what your unrestricted dollars support, both in and out of the classroom. Enjoy a pep rally, fun run, food trucks, booths, games, music, and more!

You asked, we listened! The Family Association has organized three Learn at Laguna events featuring speakers and topics based on your feedback. Stay tuned for more details!

September 30, 6PM, Hope Ranch

Navigating Student Mental Health & Learning Needs after ADHD Diagnosis 

November 19, 8:45AM, Montecito

Tackling Social Media

February 11, 6PM, Hope Ranch

Creating a Coping Toolbox for Student Stress & Anxiety

The Laguna Blanca Board of Trustees welcomes new member, Catherine Blagden! Get to know her at the link below.

One of the key roles of the Board of Trustees is to ensure the school is accomplishing its mission and upholding its core values of scholarship, character, balance, and community. Additionally, the board works collaboratively with the head of school to provide needed counsel and guidance, and serves to ensure that Laguna has adequate financial resources to meet its mission and serve its students.

LAGUNA'S OFFICIAL HANDLE (@lagunablancaschool)

FAMILY ASSOCIATION (@lagunablancafa)

STUDENT-CREATED CONTENT (@lifeatlaguna)

Laguna Blanca girls tennis pulled out a 12-6 victory over Bishop Diego on Tuesday in a matchup of local squads.

The Owls were led by the singles performance of Caroline Kenny '25, who went 3-0 in her matches while losing just two total games. Hali Wight '28 also won her first singles matchup.

“Caroline showed she excels at the delicate balance of playing one’s best at all levels of competition,” Laguna Blanca Coach Daisy Carlson said.

The Laguna Blanca duos of Tatiana Taylor '27/Stella Frank '28 and Evie Comis '26/Dakota Risley '26 flexed their muscles as well with two dominant victories each in doubles play.

GO OWLS!

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