Tag: Upper School

A Day in the Life of an Upper School Student

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By Miro ’28 The transition from the middle school to the upper school is both an exciting and a daunting experience. It took me a...

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Artworks on the Upper Campus

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By James ’27 At the Harvard-Westlake Upper Campus, there are a number of artworks that help bring the campus to life and make it...

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Inside HW’s Activities Fair: A Glimpse into Club Life

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By Simren ’27 Each year, Harvard-Westlake introduces students to its wide range of clubs and organizations through the Activities...

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Leveling Up: Transitioning into the Upper School

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By Nina ’27 Transitioning from the Middle School Campus to the Upper School on Coldwater Canyon is one of the defining moments in a...

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Are Honors Classes Always The Answer? Course Selections at HW

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By Joshua ’28 The stereotype that “colleges like when you take honors classes” is a prevalent driving factor in HW’s spring...

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HW Athletics Social Media Team

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By Sabrina ’26 One of my favorite things about being a student at Harvard-Westlake is all of the unique opportunities the school has...

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Harvard-Westlake Speech!

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By Angel ’27 Ever since I began speech in fifth grade, I’ve been in love with it. The first step I took when I got accepted into...

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Kick Off The Year with the Upper School Activities Fair

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By James, ’27 Last week, all Harvard-Westlake Upper School students gathered around the football field during Community Time for the...

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The Stairs to Growth and Friendship at the Upper School

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By Lisa ’26 As we prepared for our transition to high school, our dean reminded us about the unknown challenges ahead. I took it...

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Transition from Middle to Upper School- A New 9th Grader’s Perspective

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By Sabrina ’26 Starting as a new 9th grader, I was aware that I would only be on the middle school campus for a year before...

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