Academics

What Do You Do in a 7th Grade American History and Government Class?

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By Donna ’27 American History and Government  is the history class you take in 7th grade. Before I came to Harvard-Westlake, history...

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Psychology Elective at the Upper School

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By Makenna ’23 One of the science courses that 11th and 12th graders can choose at the upper school is the Introduction of Psychology...

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Strategies to Improve Your Productivity at HW

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By Rex ’25 Have you been having trouble with finding the motivation to do your homework, or even remembering what homework you have?...

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Harvard-Westlake Robotics

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By Kaito ’24 Being a part of the robotics team at Harvard-Westlake has been a life changing experience for me, and as such, it has...

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Being New at HW-Teachers Experience It Too!

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By Olivia ’25 To every student that is starting at Harvard-Westlake, there are different aspects of it that might intimidate you. It...

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Double Periods at the Middle School

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By Natalie ’25 In 9th grade, students are introduced to longer classes for English and Biology. Each student will see English and...

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The Chronicle: HW’s Student Newspaper

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By Davis ’24 Journalism has an important role in our society: it keeps us informed and empowers us to make rational decisions. Among...

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What Do You Do in 7th Grade & 8th Grade Science?

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By Lydia ’26 Hello, prospective 7th and 9th graders! My name is Lydia and I am a current 8th grader here at Harvard-Westlake. Today,...

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Adjustments to the Block Schedule

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By Grace ’22 Picture this: you’re new to the Upper School, and classes have almost doubled in length. You don’t know if specific...

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Managing Your Time At The Middle School

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By Sophia Z. ’24 Let’s be honest: middle school can be rough, especially at a competitive school like Harvard-Westlake. You might...

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