Laguna Blanca student’s summers were full of travel! Miles McGovern (grade 10) and Maddy Nicholson (grade 11) both flew all the way to Greece for a family vacation! Laurel Kujan (grade 10) drove to Zuma...

I sat down with Sonya Kotler who is the President of Laguna’s Cause for Paws club to talk about their plans for this year. Q: Who is running this club with you?         A: Kailea Hieshema and...

Students at Laguna pass the time in a variety of unique ways; hobbies can range from sports, to crafts, to performing arts. Phillip Hicks ‘16 has a very uncommon hobby. In the ninth grade, he started...

Parker Rusack ‘15 has been interested in flying ever since his dad got his pilot’s license and flew him and his family around during Rusack’s childhood. Additionally, Parker expressed that a big...

Q: When did you start wrestling? A: I started wrestling the summer between eighth and ninth grade but wasn’t planning to join the school team because I planned on playing soccer. However, I ended...

Middle and upper school science and math instructor Zachary Moore returns to Laguna and discusses his vision for the STEM program: Kela: Can you tell me about where you were last year? Zack: I was teaching...

Congratulations to COOPER FARRELL '15 who finished in the top third of his 16-19 age group at the 2014 USA Triathlon Olympic-Distance National Championships in Milwaukee, Wisconsin this summer! He completed...

“I love painting with oil, because it has a special texture.” Who is your favorite artist? “Currently my favorite creative artist is Daniel Siering, who used spray and illusion technique to...

On Jan. 29, nine high school students, who were nominated by members of the English department, accompanied by faculty advisor Ms. Trish McHale, attended the Santa Barbara chapter of the California Literary...

What’s your favorite book? “‘Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type’ (By Doreen Crownin and Betsy Lewin). It’s about cows that type. It’s really funny.” What’s your favorite color? “I...

Usually one to have a hard time doing pieces that are “too big to fit in [his] pocket,” senior Ian Bankhead decided to “get over [his] fear of large artwork” once and for all in the grandest way...