Friday, June 10 at 4PM 

Friday, June 10 at 10AM (US Awards Assembly)

Senior Project Presentations (3-5:30PM)

Senior Project Presentations (9-11:30AM)

UPPER SCHOOL AWARDS ASSEMBLY

10-11:30AM

Ruston Amphitheatre

11:30AM

Merritt Patio

12:30-2:30PM

Merritt Patio

Senior Class Photo: 3-3:30PM next to Library

88th Commencement Ceremony: 4-7PM in Ruston Amphitheater

Our yearbooks will be distributed tomorrow, June 10!

Grades EK-4: Students can pick up their yearbooks anytime this summer during summer office hours (9AM-3PM).

Grades 5-8: Yearbooks will be distributed on the Athletic Fields during the Sensational Summer Sendoff festivities. Bring a pen so you can sign some books before leaving!

Grades 9-12: Yearbooks will be distributed at various locations around campus after the US Awards ceremony. This year’s theme and dedication will take place during the Awards Ceremony. Please plan to stick around for a while after the event so you can sign each other’s books!

The yearbook staff looks forward to sharing this year’s edition of La Honda with all of you!

On Wednesday, ten talented students presented their research findings in the Science Research Program Final Presentations.

The Science Research Program is an application-based, two-year science elective where Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics converge. Students explore a wide range of disciplines during the sophomore year through a series of speaker talks, presentations, detailed article analyses, research explorations, and field trips. As a junior, each student chooses a specific area of interest and spends the year designing and executing an individual research project under the guidance of a mentor in their field.

Congratulations to the following students for their dedication and hard work!

What a beautiful issue honoring the Class of 2022! Enjoy The Fourth Estate's final issue of the year at the link below.

The purpose of senior projects is for the student to depart from the conventional school day and to broaden their learning experiences outside the classroom. Students have two weeks to focus on furthering the pursuit of an interest they may already have, or gain hands-on experiences in new areas of interests.

At the culmination of the project, students deliver formal presentations. We hope you can join us in Spaulding Theatre to support the Class of 2022!

Our super-spirited seniors organized a delicious pancake breakfast for faculty and students in the parking lot this morning. Lots of chocolate chips and whipped cream were dished out to hungry Owls. We love our soon-to-be graduates!

Earlier this week, ceramics students in Mr. Shertzer and Ms. Ballenger’s classes used the sushi platters, soy sauce dishes, and chopstick holders that they made in the classroom studio for a delicious sushi treat!

Earlier today, sixth graders showcased their musical skills in their end-of-year performance. A wide range of songs was performed, including "Watermelon Sugar" by Harry Styles, "Count on Me" by Bruno Mars, and "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor. Congratulations, Sixth Grade!

Seventh graders have been working on a large-scale project--their Model United Nations Summit--as part of this quarter's "speaking out" theme. Teams of students were assigned a country, and each group presented their country's current event issues, tying directly into the United Nations 17 Goals for Sustainable Development. Students learned research, public speaking, and writing skills, as well as statistical analysis while discussing real-world issues currently in the news.

Take advantage of the longer days and dive into a great book (or two) this summer. At Laguna, there is suggested summer reading for students in Grades EK-4 and required reading for students in Grades 5-12.

CLICK HERE for a list of summer reading by grade level. Then sit back, relax, and read under the sun!

Last Sunday, Lower School students presented Willy Wonka Kids: The Musical to a crowd of adoring fans in Spaulding Theatre! Congratulations to Musical Director Molly Markstrum and these dedicated students on all of their hard work to make this show such a delight! And a big thank you to our parents for all your support with the show.

Lower School students had so much fun ending the school year with Field Day on Wednesday! Special thanks to Lower School PE Coach Ray Robitaille for leading this exciting end-of-year event.

It was a beautiful morning to close the Lower School chapter of these fourth graders' academic careers and celebrate what's to come! Fourth grade teacher Ms. Richter embraced this year's candy theme by using candy metaphors to describe each student. This sweet class will surely be missed on the Lower School campus next year, but we look forward to seeing many of them on our Hope Ranch campus in the fall. Stay tuned for our upcoming Celebration Issue of Laguna Links for more ceremony photos!