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Congratulations to Menlo’s Class of 2019. -
New graduates will be competing in 15 sports at 27 schools nationwide -
Longtime assistant helped lead the Knights to state title in ’16 -
Menlo Students Recognized in National Design Competition -
Over spring break, Menlo School began construction on a long-planned performing arts center in the heart of campus. -
For the second time in five years, Menlo Mock Trial wins the state tournament. -
Fourth title in school history, first since 1991 -
Artwork created by San Quentin Prison inmates sentenced to death and spending the remainder of their lives in prison will be on display in Menlo’s Creative Art and Design Center Gallery through the end of March. -
For the first time since 1991, the Menlo girls’ basketball won a Northern California title and is headed to the state championship. -
A day-to-day celebration of African-American authors throughout history and today. -
A Week of Speakers, Activities, and Special Events in Celebration of our Diverse Community -
Menlo’s student newspaper, the Coat of Arms, provides details on the 19th annual Harvard Model Congress, held in San Francisco. -
Upper School Drama is among the very first high schools to perform The Old Man and the Old Moon. It’s a touching tale that combines playful stagecraft with shadow puppetry, indie-folk music, and simple storytelling to create pure theater magic. -
The Honorable Judge LaDoris Cordell was featured speaker for the For the 2019 Martin Luther King Jr all-school assembly. (Continue reading for video.) -
John Kim ’19 has been named a top 300 scholar in the 78th Regeneron Science Talent Search—the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and mathematics competition for high school seniors. -
Fueled by student interest and vision, a Wellness Center was created to offers students another support resource designed to promote student well-being. -
Menlo’s student newspaper, the Coat of Arms, explores the answer. -
On January 9, multiple alumni came back to campus and participated in panels aimed at helping current students prepare for various aspects of college life -
Students in the Middle and Upper School joined forces to raise nearly $15,000 to support families impacted by recent fires in Paradise, CA. -
Students packed Spieker Ballroom to hear from a Menlo graduate of the Class of 1968 and a Vietnam veteran -
Grandparents also mingled over coffee and sweets, and joined a brief tour of campus -
Knights players participating in study -
The HAND Foundation generously provides support each year for several student-fellows to undertake an in-depth, experiential travel-study project over the summer.