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From the opening of the Commons to Commencement, Menlo bids farewell to the 2017-2018 school year. -
For the second year, middle schoolers engaged in service projects with our community partners. View a slideshow and video about the week. -
Menlo Middle School students and their grandparents came together for a spring afternoon on campus -
Dartmouth QB to join rookie mini-camp Friday, May 4 -
In a celebration at his residence, Than Healy thanked the many volunteers, faculty, and staff that make the Annual Fund successful -
A telepresence robot is enabling a student who’s currently unable to attend school to virtually participate in classroom lessons and engage with friends remotely. -
The 2018 Winter Magazine features stories from faculty about why they teach, letters from recent grads about what they wish they’d have known as freshmen, alumni notes, arts and athletic highlights, and more. -
Nearly 1,150 Latin and Greek students from 43 schools in California and Nevada descended onto the Menlo School for the California Junior Classical League (JCL) State Convention. -
On March 14, hundreds of Upper and Middle School students joined a nationwide chorus of students showing solidarity with victims in Parkland, Florida, and speaking out for school safety and mental health awareness. -
Menlo juniors Will Buxton and Ashli Jain took the top prize at the hackathon for their project, which aims to speed recognition and diagnosis of life-threatening diseases. -
Stanford Senior Associate Athletic Director will take reins in late May. -
The Marshall Scholar said, “I’m not here to talk about how Menlo prepared me for college.” -
Six former Menlo students offered advice and shared their experiences with several different fields -
They shared their experiences with the recruiting process, social adjustment, and balancing academics with athletics -
Seventh grade Spanish students learn to roll and stuff pupusas in Menlo’s new teaching kitchen. -
The KNIGHTtime News: Guiding Your College Process, published several times per year, provides Upper School families information and reflections about the college process. -
The main thread throughout was the importance of finding something you love to do that the world needs