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Blair’s MLK, Jr. Art and Essay Winners!

Blair High School is proud to announce that the school has 4 winners for the MLK, Jr. Essay and Art Contest. High School Art Winners from Mrs. Martinez’s Class: Louden Rangel won 1st Place Marley Van den Burg 2nd Place 3rd Place Claire Tonkin 3rd Place Essay Winner from Mr. Dakan’s Class: Corinne Moreno won 2nd Place Every year in honor of Martin Luther King,…

SMHS Dance Department Presents A Night of Choreography

The San Marino High School Dance Deparment presents A Night of Choreography (ANOC) on Friday, January 27, 7:00 p.m. at SMHS Neher Auditorium. What is ANOC? A Night of Choreography is a wholly student-owned show.…

Pasadena Waldorf School 7th Graders’ Portrait Drawing Class with HS Art Teacher Mr. Peters

Pasadena Waldorf School’s Grade 7 students visited PWS High School last week for a portrait drawing class with HS Art Teacher Mr. Peters. Students are made aware of the creative process, which includes brainstorming, problem…

Flintridge Prep’s Anya Rose Participates in Words2Action Storytelling Symposium in Pasadena

In November, Anya Rose participated in the Words2Action storytelling symposium in Pasadena, where she and eight other students presented moving five-minute TED Talk-style speeches. Words2Action aims to “foster radical empathy by helping people craft and…

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary School Presents “Annie JR.”

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary School (ABVM) Performing Arts presents Annie Jr. on Thursday, March 9 and Friday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m. at ABVM’s school gym. Directed by Jennifer Barako with Music Director…

Sequoyah’s Bamboo Class Add Color to Daycare House on a Rainy Day

Today in art class, Sequoyah School’s Bamboo Forest students decided to make “the most colorful drawing ever” to add some color to the Daycare House on a gray rainy day. “Thank you, Bamboo!” Sequoyah School,…

Helping Assumption’s TK Improve Creativity and Imagination with Spanish Dances

It was a Spanish dance party in Assumption’s TK today! If you’ve ever witnessed young students grooving to music, you can’t help but smile. They obviously love the feeling of moving to the tunes their…

Arroyo Pacific Academy’s Winter Concert

Happy Holidays!! Arroyo Pacific Academy held its winter concert last week. Recently, the school expanded its program to include a lower school (grades K-8) and it is thrilled to see the program doing well…

Westridge Fourth Graders Write Creative Short Stories Starring California Animals in Interdisciplinary Project

Traditionally, each year in Lower School Art Teacher Val Trimarchi’s (“Ms. T”) art class, 4th grade students create small ceramic sculptures of animals. This year, the project transformed into a fun, interdisciplinary endeavor, combining visual…

Sequoyah School’s Exhibition Night in Pictures

CAMAD Announces Shark Tank Winners!

Meet Pasadena High School’s New Band Director, Miguel Alvarez-Diaz

Flintridge Prep’s Spiritline Places High Gold and Gold for their 2 Dances at NYCDA Regional Competition

This past weekend Flintridge Preparatory School’s Spiritline competed in their first competition at NYCDA (New York City Dance Alliance Regional Competition). They placed High Gold and Gold for their two dances and impressed the faculty so much that they received two extra special awards “Class Act” and “Backstage” awards against 20 other teams! Both of the awards were given because the event faculty observed FPS Spiritline members supporting their fellow dancers competing and acting in a spirited respectful manner. FPS is excited Spiritline slayed the competition with such grace! Flintridge Preparatory School, 4543 Crown Ave., La Cañada Flintridge, (818) 790-1178…

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Flintridge Preparatory School Present “Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic”
Pasadena Waldorf School Students Making Soundwaves in their Introduction to Recorded Music Production
South Pasadena High School Tiger Studios Provides Opportunities for Students to Learn Skills and Earn College Credit
San Marino High School Present “As She Likes It”
St. Francis High School Visual and Performing Arts Present A Brave New World
Meet PUSD All Star Musical Into the Woods’ Scenic Design and Construction Team at VADA
Cultivating Creativity With Makerspaces at Flintridge Prep
Sierra Madre Middle School Students Create Mexican Folk Art
Visual Arts at Holy Family School
Flintridge Prep’s AP Drawing & AP Photography Students Explores the Broad Museum
Marshall Fundamental Presents “Almost, Maine” by John Cariani
Southwestern Academy’s Arts Society Watch Finale of America’s Got Talent
Sequoyah Advanced Studies Spanish 4 Class Field Trip to “El Universo en tus manos/The Portable Universe” Exhibit
Waldorf School First Graders Learn the Quality of Numbers through Native American Stories
PTA Reflections Art Program Call for Entries “Show Your Voice”
Poly’s Fourth-Grade Strings Back in Full Swing
St. Rita School: Music is the Key to Creativity!
Pasadena High School’s VADA 10th Graders: Basic Shapes, Light and Shadows
Maranatha High School Theater Department Presents “Steel Magnolias”
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