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March and May test dates for the SAT and SAT II have been postponed, while AP exams have been shortened and will be administered online. The Coat of Arms has the story.
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The School is tracking the news and public health response to COVID-19 in the Bay Area. You can find updates on the school’s response, distance learning, and health information at our new resource page.
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Students in Sean Hyland’s Digital Arts class and Weixin Shi’s Mandarin classes made paper by hand last month in a special workshop, using a 2000-year-old process.
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Menlo’s student-run Body Positivity Alliance invited mental health advocate Victoria Garrick to speak at an assembly and join students for a Q&A. The Coat of Arms has the story.
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Menlo School hosted the 1Bay Summit for Bay Area students who want to make a difference in their world. The Almanac was on hand to cover the event that featured student delegates from 10 area high schools.
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In an October showcase, Menlo Middle School students presented colorful prototypes of carnival games and ride simulations they created for the Fairgrounds Project in teacher Ricky Lambert’s seventh grade Computer Science class.
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This year’s M Term global travel option features four trips, including to China, Guatemala, Tanzania, and a new one to Senegal in Francophone West Africa. All trips run for 20 days, beginning May 19, the first day of M term, and conclude June 7.
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In the course of Cabaret’s five-show run, the 41 company members of the Upper School Drama Department’s latest production collected a total of $3,207 to be donated to non-profit The Sentry.
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To commemorate Veteran’s Day, the Middle School welcomed 98-year-old World War II combat veteran Bob Williams to an early-November assembly.
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Read about the launch of the Menlo Centennial Campaign, how Menlo’s history curriculum has been reenvisioned, and updates from around campus.
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Check out the latest issue of the Menlo Roundtable, which features excellent student research, writing, and achievement on a wide variety of subjects from Menlo classes.
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The Creative Arts and Design Building was remodeled this summer to add a new professional quality dance studio. The facility’s opening brings all of the Upper School Arts programs under one roof. The Coat of Arms has the story.
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Each year, the HAND Foundation generously provides support for several student-fellows to undertake an in-depth, experiential travel-study project over the summer.
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Students, parents, faculty, and friends attended a community-wide celebration on the Loop with food trucks, games, and music and dance performances.
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In late July, members of Menlo’s National Junior Classical League (JCL) traveled to North Dakota State University in Fargo, ND, for the 66th Annual National JCL Convention, where they received numerous awards and recognition for the club’s work.
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You will see some new faces around campus, and we’re excited for you to get to know them. They’ve come from far and near to join the Menlo community, and we’re thrilled to welcome this dynamic group of educators.
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Senior completes 28-mile 20 Bridges swim to raise awareness
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Senior aims to raise $1 million in scholarships for 5,000 kids worldwide
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Congratulations to Menlo’s Class of 2019.
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New graduates will be competing in 15 sports at 27 schools nationwide
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Longtime assistant helped lead the Knights to state title in ’16
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This Spring, Menlo School began construction on a long-planned performing arts center in the heart of campus.
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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.
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A Week of Speakers, Activities, and Special Events in Celebration of our Diverse Community
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Fueled by student interest and vision, a Wellness Center was created to offers students another support resource designed to promote student well-being.
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Menlo’s student newspaper, the Coat of Arms, explores the answer.
March and May test dates for the SAT and SAT II have been postponed, while AP exams have been shortened and will be administered online. The Coat of Arms has the story.
The School is tracking the news and public health response to COVID-19 in the Bay Area. You can find updates on the school’s response, distance learning, and health information at our new resource page.
Students in Sean Hyland’s Digital Arts class and Weixin Shi’s Mandarin classes made paper by hand last month in a special workshop, using a 2000-year-old process.
Menlo’s student-run Body Positivity Alliance invited mental health advocate Victoria Garrick to speak at an assembly and join students for a Q&A. The Coat of Arms has the story.
Menlo School hosted the 1Bay Summit for Bay Area students who want to make a difference in their world. The Almanac was on hand to cover the event that featured student delegates from 10 area high schools.
In an October showcase, Menlo Middle School students presented colorful prototypes of carnival games and ride simulations they created for the Fairgrounds Project in teacher Ricky Lambert’s seventh grade Computer Science class.
This year’s M Term global travel option features four trips, including to China, Guatemala, Tanzania, and a new one to Senegal in Francophone West Africa. All trips run for 20 days, beginning May 19, the first day of M term, and conclude June 7.
In the course of Cabaret’s five-show run, the 41 company members of the Upper School Drama Department’s latest production collected a total of $3,207 to be donated to non-profit The Sentry.
To commemorate Veteran’s Day, the Middle School welcomed 98-year-old World War II combat veteran Bob Williams to an early-November assembly.
Read about the launch of the Menlo Centennial Campaign, how Menlo’s history curriculum has been reenvisioned, and updates from around campus.
Check out the latest issue of the Menlo Roundtable, which features excellent student research, writing, and achievement on a wide variety of subjects from Menlo classes.
The Creative Arts and Design Building was remodeled this summer to add a new professional quality dance studio. The facility’s opening brings all of the Upper School Arts programs under one roof. The Coat of Arms has the story.
Each year, the HAND Foundation generously provides support for several student-fellows to undertake an in-depth, experiential travel-study project over the summer.
Students, parents, faculty, and friends attended a community-wide celebration on the Loop with food trucks, games, and music and dance performances.
In late July, members of Menlo’s National Junior Classical League (JCL) traveled to North Dakota State University in Fargo, ND, for the 66th Annual National JCL Convention, where they received numerous awards and recognition for the club’s work.
You will see some new faces around campus, and we’re excited for you to get to know them. They’ve come from far and near to join the Menlo community, and we’re thrilled to welcome this dynamic group of educators.
Senior completes 28-mile 20 Bridges swim to raise awareness
Senior aims to raise $1 million in scholarships for 5,000 kids worldwide
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
This Spring, Menlo School began construction on a long-planned performing arts center in the heart of campus.
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.
A Week of Speakers, Activities, and Special Events in Celebration of our Diverse Community
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.