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Two freshmen form singing group based on TV show ‘Glee’

November 11, 2009

Inspired in part by "Glee," the new Fox television show, Bronty O’Leary ’13 and Megan Ward ’13 started a middle school Glee Club.

Middle school faculty revives holiday crafts fair

November 11, 2009

Crafts made by faculty ranging from scarves and pillowcases to photographs and hand-blown glass ornaments will be sold at the middle schools’ faculty craft fair on Dec. 9.

Parent volunteers train for Annual Giving calls

October 21, 2009

Approximately 40 parents attended an Annual Giving volunteer training dinner in the lobby of the Bing Auditorium on Thursday, Oct. 8.

Student radio station to begin broadcasting

October 19, 2009

KIIS FM, Star 98.7, KROQ and Jack FM are familiar names to music loving students who listen to the radio. If a group of middle school students continue in the direction they are moving, the name In-House Radio could join that group.

7th graders design computer games

October 16, 2009

Marko Fezjo ’15 and Ethan Gruman ’15 are designing personalized computer games.

Middle school offers year long 7th grade visual arts class

October 16, 2009

A new visual arts class for seventh graders was added to the curriculum this year.

Veteran staff member wins annual Marion Hays award

September 8, 2009

Gerson Roche was rewarded for his loyalty with the Marion Hays Award in front of faculty and staff last Tuesday.

KABC recognizes freshman ‘Cool Kid’

May 27, 2009

KABC named Marissa Lepor ’12 a "Cool Kid" for co-founding "Kids Stand on Tiptoes" and co-organizing The Bash of All Bashes for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

Middle School takes part in aerial photo

May 27, 2009

Students gathered on the middle school field for an aerial photo of the new campus on May 21. Students and faculty stood in the formation of the letters "H-W."

8th grader's film wins awards at local and international festivals

April 29, 2009

Zelda Wengrod ’13 won an award at the Global Kids for Kids festival in Canada. 

Department chairs step down from positions

April 29, 2009

Although a couple of faculty members are leaving both campus’ this year, Chief of Finance Rob Levin says that the turnover has significantly decreased this year.

Middle school staff plays student softball teams

April 29, 2009

Middle school faculty members are challenging the seventh and eighth graders on the middle school softball white and black teams to a game on May 8.

Teachers broaden cultural horizons with trip to China

April 29, 2009

Twelve faculty members toured China during spring break, learning about Chinese history, air pollution, art and authoritarian rule, among other topics which they hope to incorporate into the Harvard-Westlake curriculum.

Students walk to fight AIDS, juvenile diabetes

November 12, 2008

Middle school students walked to fight AIDS and diabetes in two fundraisers in the past month.

Dancers work with pros

November 12, 2008

Middle school dance students learned from professional dancers throughout October.

Knitting club makes snuggles for donation

November 12, 2008

Middle school members of the knitting club are making snuggles to donate to Pet Orphans, a local pet rescue. Snuggles are knit blankets that will provide dogs with security and comfort in the Pet Orphans’ kennel.

Debaters triumph in Yale Invitational

October 1, 2008

Nick Pritzker ’12 and Nika Madyoon ’12 participated in national debate finals at Yale University. In earlier rounds, the two placed in the top 10 percent of competing junior varsity debaters. Pritzker and Madyoon made it to the double-octafinals.

Students tutor Mar Vista pre-schoolers, third graders

October 1, 2008

Back for their fourth and final week of tutoring at Beethoven Street Elementary School, a group of Harvard-Westlake ninth graders enter Barbara Sandler’s third grade classroom and sit at desks beside their respective pupils.

Freshmen mentor middle school students to ease transition process

October 1, 2008

To ease the transition of new middle school students, ninth grade students have begun taking part in a school run big brother and sister program with the seventh grade. The program seeks to achieve many goals, including making new students feel more comfortable and not feel intimidated by older grades.

Seventh graders mingle at picnic

October 1, 2008

Seventh graders scrambled to the finish of relay races and discovered hidden Frisbee-tossing talents with their new classmates on Sunday, Sept. 7 after being placed into their respective Houses at the first ever seventh grade family picnic.

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