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State of the School Meeting: Tuesday, January 28
Tonight is the State of the School meeting in the Carlson Family Theater at 6:30 p.m. If you are unable to join us in person, please join us online at www.facebook.com/viewpointschool. The feed will begin a few minutes before the event starts.Read More
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NEW Podcast up with Varsity Basketball Coach J.J. Prince
Read MoreJoin Us for Winter Homecoming Weekend – January 24 and 25!Please join us this weekend for Viewpoint’s Winter Homecoming Weekend. The entire family is welcome! The activities begins tonight with both Girls and Boys Varsity Basketball games starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Paul Family Athletic Center. There will be food trucks, lattes and smoothies, raffles and contests, crafts and sweet treats - fun for all ages!
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Students from Jiaxiang School in Chengdu, China Visit Viewpoint
This week, Viewpoint is hosting a group of 15 students and three teachers from Jiaxiang School in Chengdu, China. During spring break 2019, a group of our Chinese language students visited their school in Chengdu, and Viewpoint is very excited have them here. The School also would like to thank the Viewpoint families who are hosting a visiting student in their home, creating an opportunity for them to experience family life in Los Angeles.Read More
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ARC Bell Choir Visits the Middle School
by Melissa Strong, Assistant Head of Middle SchoolRead More
On Tuesday, January 8, our Middle School students enjoyed a guest performance from the ARC Bell Choir, an event made even more special by the connections some of our Eighth Grade advisory groups had made when they visited the ARC center in the fall. After a cheerful performance of holiday, patriotic and whimsical songs (such as “This Land is My Land” and “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”), as well as an introduction to the music reading system used by the performers, some lucky students were given the opportunity to test out their skills on the handbells with the guidance of the ARC performers. It was a wonderful reunion filled with smiles from familiar faces and hugs from new friends!
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Primary and Lower School Students Celebrate the Holiday Season
On Saturday, December 14, the joyful sounds of children’s voices filled the Bank of America Performing Arts Center, as Viewpoint’s Primary and Lower School students presented the 2019 Holiday Program, “‘Tis the Season to Shine.” With enthusiastic and heartfelt performances from each of the classes, as well as the Primary and Lower School Choruses and Dancers, the audience delighted in the spirit of the season. In addition to the song and dance, narrators from the Fifth Grade Class shared stories of their own families’ special holiday traditions.Read More
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The Middle School's Alpin Quintet Visits The Village at Northridge
Viewpoint’s Alpin Quintet is fond of the occasional road trip. After performing last February in Long Beach at the annual conference for the National Association of Independent Schools, they recently shared their talents closer to home. Five student musicians entertained the residents of The Village at Northridge with a set of pieces that transported their guests to a concert hall.Read More
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Boys Varsity Cross Country Team Wins State Championship
by Justin Hackitt, Cross Country Head CoachRead More
The Boys Cross Country team won the Division 5 State Championship on Saturday, November 30, earning the first state championship in the school’s history.
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Middle School Morning of Gratitude
Read Moreby Melissa Strong, Assistant Head of Middle School
On Tuesday, November 26, our Middle School students and faculty celebrated our annual Morning of Gratitude before embarking on Thanksgiving break. With the guidance of their science teachers, Sixth Grade students created “seed bombs” of California poppies, Seventh Grade students collected, sorted and packed Middle School donations for the West Valley Food Pantry, and Eighth Grade students joined Primary School students for a morning of reading, Thanksgiving word searches, snacks and conversation with new friends.
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VSSA Book Fair is coming back to Viewpoint Campus!
We are pleased to invite you to the Viewpoint School Book Fair, which will be held for the first time in the Benjamin Franklin Library in the Primary and Lower Schools.Read More
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Upper School Conservatory of Theater Presents "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play"
Join us for the Upper School Conservatory of Theater Production, Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play. What will endure when the cataclysm arrives – when the grid fails, society crumbles, and we’re faced with the task of rebuilding?Read More
This imaginative dark comedy propels us forward nearly a century, following a new civilization stumbling into its future as a group of survivors share a campfire and begin to piece together the plot of “The Simpsons” episode “Cape Feare” entirely from memory. Seven years later, this and other snippets of pop culture (sitcom plots, commercials, jingles, and pop songs) have become the live entertainment of the post-apocalyptic society, sincerely trying to hold onto its past. Seventy-five years later, these are the myths and legends from which new forms of performance are created.
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From Robotics to Recovery: Upper School Students Demo Surgery Robot
Thanks to surgeon Dr. David Schreier – dad of Ethan ’21 – 10 Upper School students on Viewpoint’s robotics team enjoyed a field trip to West Hills Hospital for a Health Care Technology Expo. The highlight was the opportunity to take the hand controls of the DaVinci robot to simulate robotic surgery.Read More
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Oceanography Students Visit Marine Biology Lab and Snorkel with Leopard Sharks on Catalina
Read MoreOn November 6, Craig Didden’s Oceanography students enjoyed a day of snorkeling and lab visits at the Wrigley Institute of Environmental Studies, run by the University of Southern California, on Catalina Island. This is the third year that Mr. Didden has made this trip with his students to meet with Dr. Peter Edmunds, a Professor of Marine Biology at CSUN who works on Catalina, to give them the opportunity to see authentic research in the field.
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A Celebration of Imagination at Great Pumpkin Day
Despite the challenges of fire and wind, when it comes to Great Pumpkin Day, the fun must go on! From giant yellow Pikachus tohistorical figures like Alexander Hamilton and Abraham Lincoln and iconic characters like Rosie the Riveter, to multiple bejeweled queens and creepy clowns, the creatively costumed Primary and Lower School students delighted their families with a fantastic Great Pumpkin Day assembly in the Paul Family Athletic Center.Read More
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Celebrating Unity Day 2019 across Campus
On Wednesday, October 23, the students in all four divisions wore orange shirts for Unity Day, an event sponsored by the PACER Center to send a message of support, hope, and unity, and to show that we are together against bullying and united for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.Read More
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Viewpoint Conducts Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill
On Thursday, October 17, at 9:35 a.m., Viewpoint conducted a Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill. This drill gave the School an opportunity to simulate with students and staff what should be done on campus after the shaking of a major earthquake has stopped.Read More
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Parent Education Speaker Dr. Zelana Montminy Advises Audience to Forget Happiness and Master Resilience
On October 4, Viewpoint hosted Dr. Zelana Montminy, the first SSALA (School Speaker Alliance of Los Angeles) speaker of the 2019-20 school year. Speaking to a large audience of engaged parents in the School’s Carlson Family Theater, Dr. Montminy urged them to resist the idea that happiness is the ultimate goal, and instead help their children to “master resilience instead.”Read More
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Viewpoint Celebrates 9th Annual All-School International Potluck
On Friday, September 27, the Viewpoint community came together for the School’s 9th Annual International Potluck hosted by the PPDI (Parent Partnership of Diversity and Inclusivity).Read More
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The Viewpoint Senior Speech Program for 2019-20 Begins
The Senior Speech Program is a capstone event for all Viewpoint seniors. Some students are filled with trepidation at the prospect of writing and presenting a three to five minute speech, while others embrace the opportunity to speak in front of their teachers and peers.Read More
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Keep Calm and Apply to College
Read MoreBy Rebecca Heller, Associate Director of College Counseling“Quietly accept the unknown.” These words from the I Ching speak volumes about the college application experience. As a college counselor and yoga teacher, I often think about “yoga mat” philosophies that I can bring from the studio to the counseling office. Senior year is often a stressful time for students and parents due to the uncertainty of admission outcomes and a fear of the unknown. As college counselors who facilitate the process for students year after year, we know if students engage deeply in the process and follow our advice it will turn out well. Our goal is to help students and parents find peace in the midst of what may feel like chaos, in the knowledge that a student’s bright future will ultimately be revealed.
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Congratulations to the Recipients of the 2019-20 Awards for Teaching and Service to Viewpoint School
On Friday, August 30, the students and faculty filled the Paul Family Athletic Center for the Fifth Annual All-School Convocation. In addition to being a spirited launch to the new school year, this school-wide event was also an ideal opportunity to announce the 2019-20 recipients of five awards for distinguished teaching and service to the school. The winners are nominated by their peers for their excellence both in and outside the classroom, and below are some of the remarks made along with their nominations:Read More
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Viewpoint School is a welcoming, vibrant, and collaborative community that offers a challenging and enriched college preparatory education in a nurturing environment for students in Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade. The School embraces students and families from diverse cultures of the world and teaches the history and wisdom of these traditions.
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