Tag: Upper School

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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The Environmental Club: From Heal the Bay to Hydroponics

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By Maya ’22 As you walk from the parking lot to the Quad on the Harvard-Westlake upper school campus, you will most likely notice a...

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HW FANATICS!

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By Daryn ’22 Harvard-Westlake may seem like a small school from the outside with only ~900 students at the upper school, but our...

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Student Diversity Leadership Conference

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By Cionnie ’22 This year, I was extremely lucky to attend the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC) hosted by the National...

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Life Lab

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By Andrew ’22 By 10th grade, students’ schedules are so varied and tailored to individual interests that it’s rare to share more...

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Competition Math at the Upper School 

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By Kriste ’24 The Upper School Math Club is a place for aspiring mathematicians to socialize, converse and bond over mathematics. ...

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All You Can Discover with Directed Studies!

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By Maya ’22 Twice a cycle, I trek up all of the stairs at the upper school to the Brendan Kutler Center for Interdisciplinary Studies...

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