Every year, Forbes magazine creates a list of 450 people greatly impacting the world under thirty years of age, thirty people in each of fifteen different categories.
According to Caroline Howard, a Forbes...
Returning to campus for the first time in what feels like a lifetime, a new building catches your eye.
It looks familiar, but you can tell from the façade that the electricity of something new is buzzing...
You walk under a majestic arch with profound words written upon it and enter the unfamiliar world you’ve only heard about from movies and older siblings—high school. For the next four years, you know...
Laguna’s campus has seen major change in the last year -- it has received a new, state-of-the-art library and an eco-friendly parking plaza. Most recently, construction began on the addition of four...
Third graders eagerly stepped off the bus in anticipation of their visit to the Upper School to meet their big friends.
They couldn’t wait to hear the ninth graders read the stories that they worked...
Q: What aspects of the School do you find most attractive?
A: I love that Laguna Blanca is a small enough place that I will be able to know everyone. . .I believe the hallmark of any successful school...
There are many benefits and drawbacks to applying early to colleges, whether it’s early action or early decision—early action being non-binding, so the student doesn’t have to commit to the school...
The study of foreign languages has been the one of the subjects which our country’s students consistently lag in compared to other countries—probably because of Americans’ somewhat lackadaisical...
Students poured into the outdoor Ruston Amphitheater on Dec. 5 loaded with gifts for foster children.
The holiday gift drive has become a tradition for Middle and Upper School students.
The Interact...
As many in the Laguna Blanca community may know, there are several new staff and faculty members holding important administration positions, both on the Hope Ranch and Montecito campuses.
Mr. Andy Surber,...
There’s one section of every college application that seems to brand a label on students. Those little check boxes listing ethnicities, which attempt to summarize you in one word: White. African-American....
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...
