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Viewpoint Musicians on Their Way to Carnegie Hall
More than 85 Viewpoint Upper School students and music faculty are on their way to New York City today to prepare for their performance at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, February 24. They are performing at the famous concert hall as part of the National Instrumental Music Festival.Read More
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Fourth Grade Inventors Take the Floor at the Science and Engineering Expo
What do Edible Dog Clothes, the Drop and Rip, the Shoelace Trapper, Salmon Steps, the Sheet Stopper, the Multi-Hood, and the Robot Cleaner 3000 have in common?Read More
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MAKERFEST! In the Primary and Lower Schools
Read More“I wish I could go back to Second Grade, so I could do these activities!”This sentiment was overheard many times during the two-day Makerfest in the Primary and Lower Schools this week – and with good reason.
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Viewpoint Partners with Stanford’s Challenge Success to Help Develop Well-Balanced Students
On Wednesday, February 13, Upper School parents gathered to learn more about Viewpoint’s new partnership with Stanford’s Challenge Success, a program developed over the last 12 years to help schools and families foster well-balanced students.Read More
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Another Successful Weekend for Patriot Robotics
By Lance Argano-Rush, Upper School Physics Teacher and Robotics CoachRead More
This past weekend was very busy for the Patriot Robotics team. Both the Upper and Middle School teams competed in separate tournaments, while the FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition) team worked in the Robotics lab under the pressure of their deadline coming up in a week. This weekend was the last opportunity to qualify for the VEXRobotics State Championships in March, and there was heavy action as teams scrambled for the remaining few qualification spots.
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Registration for Summer at Viewpoint Now Open!
Summer Registration is now open! Click here to view the summer programs available on our website. Register by March 5, 2019 to receive a discounted rate. Our new, mobile-friendly registration platform makes registration even easier!Read More
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NEWS UPDATE: Viewpoint Senior Jonathan Lovett named candidate in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Jonathan Lovett, a graduating senior at Viewpoint School in Calabasas, has been named one of 60 Presidential Scholars in the Arts candidates as part of the 2019 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. The candidates were nominated from almost 7000 participants in the annual YoungArts competition conducted by the National YoungArts Foundation.Read More
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YoungArts Finalist Jonathan Lovett ’19 Participates in National YoungArts Week in Miami
Read MoreSenior Jonathan Lovett, an emerging photographer and member of Viewpoint’s Conservatory of Theater, returned from YoungArts Week in Miami on January 13 with a new and exciting confidence in himself as an artist, and a greater certainty in his plan to make a career in the arts.
This past fall, Jonathan was selected as one of 130 National YoungArts finalists out of more than 7,000 applicants. YoungArts is the nation’s most prestigious youth arts program and the singular path to becoming a Presidential Scholar in the Arts. The YoungArts finalists are considered to be among the country’s most promising young artists in the visual, literary, design, and performing arts. This year, the YoungArts program received 800 photography portfolios – the most ever – and Jonathan was among the selected 10 finalists.
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Seventh Grade Students Present Their Personal Histories with Interactive “History of Us” Exhibition
On January 15, the Seventh Grade students curated a one-day museum-style exhibition, entitled “The History of Us,” in the Fletcher Family Library.Read More
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Viewpoint's Upper School Conservatory of Theater presents "The Crucible"
Join us for the Upper School Conservatory of Theater Production, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller. Written during America’s “Red Scare,” at the height of the McCarthy hearings, this masterpiece of American Theater focuses upon a young farmer, his wife, and a young servant-girl who maliciously causes the wife's arrest for witchcraft. The farmer brings the girl to court to admit the lie—and it is here that the monstrous course of bigotry and deceit is terrifyingly depicted. The farmer, instead of saving his wife, finds himself also accused of witchcraft and ultimately condemned with a host of others.Read More
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Primary and Lower School Students Hold Holiday PhilanthroParties to Benefit the St. Joseph Center
Read MoreFor the second year in a row, the Primary and Lower School students had “PhilanthroParties” in their classrooms to celebrate the holiday season.Inspired by the book PhilanthroParties!: A Party-Planning Guide for Kids Who Want to Give Back by Lulu Cerone, the annual tradition of winter classroom parties has turned into, as Ms. Cerone calls them, “parties with a purpose.”
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Viewpoint Celebrates the Holiday Season with the First Graders in Little Fir Tree
Even in Southern California, children delight in the idea of snow for the holidays, and with a gentle dusting of powder the First Graders celebrated the holiday season with three productions of Little Fir Tree.Read More
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Latest 5UP Videos Now Online
5UP is Viewpoint's lunchtime speaker series, which features members of the school community speaking about topics that have a personal meaning to them.Read More
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Innovation, Creative Confidence, and Balance – A Conversation with NAIS Chief Innovation Officer Tim Fish
Head of School Mark McKee sat down with Viewpoint Trustee and Chief Innovation Officer of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Tim Fish in the Viewpoint’s Innovation Space to discuss what elements contribute to innovation in independent schools, and how Viewpoint fits into the national landscape. The article was published in the latest issue of Viewpoint magazine.Read More
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Community Service Day Reaches Local Areas and Beyond
"Viewpoint’s students learn the importance of service to others and to the greater community with the expectation that this introduction becomes a lifelong commitment."Read More
This sentence above is from the School's Mission Statement and is a key component of a Viewpoint education in all grades. The day before Thanksgiving, more than 240 students and faculty participated in Community Service Day, which is an annual day of service in the Upper School.
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Viewpoint Welcomes New Director of Alumni Relations Colette Connor
Viewpoint is pleased to introduce Colette Connor as our new Director Alumni Relations.Read More
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Middle School Presents Seussical
Earlier this month, the Middle School presented their fall musical, Seussical, in the Carlson Family Theater.Read More
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Woolsey Fire Update - Nov. 12
Read MoreDear Viewpoint Families,
I am writing with an update on the evolving Woolsey fire incident and its impacts on Viewpoint and our community.Viewpoint School will remain closed Wednesday and Thursday, November 14 and 15. While our campus is safe, Calabasas and other local neighborhoods continue to be under mandatory evacuation, and the red flag wind conditions are expected to continue through late Wednesday. Barring the unforeseen, this closing will allow us to use Thursday to ensure that we are prepared for students to return to school, including scheduled air quality monitoring and ensuring food service and transportation are ready for school to resume.
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Update From Viewpoint School
Read MoreDear Viewpoint Community,
I am writing with a Friday morning update regarding the local wildfires. The campus is safe, though we have lost power. Calabasas is evacuated to our west and north.
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Woolsey Fire Update - Friday night
Dear Viewpoint Families,Read MoreAs of 10:00 pm Friday, our campus has been evacuated but is currently unharmed.As a reminder, if you have been displaced or need assistance, please email us at viewpointsafetyupdate@gmail.com. Thank you to the many families who have offered space for families who have been evacuated. We have been able to connect families with shelter through our community’s connections. 
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