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  • Virtual Performing Arts College Night

    Learn more about the Performing Arts College Admissions Process
    Thursday, February 12 
    7:00 PM
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    Meeting ID: 975 2928 2956
    Passcode: 469747

    Featuring esteemed guest speakers from the USC Performing Arts Faculty® alongside our Secondary Performing Arts Department
  • Author Madeline Miller (photo by Nina Subin)

    Student-Led Author Visit

    Lily K. ’26, President of the Classics Club, was inspired by award-winning, best-selling author and classicist Madeline Miller, known for her modern retellings of classical myths. 
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The Good is Campbell Hall’s news magazine dedicated to covering people, programs, and events that reflect Campbell Hall's dynamic school community.
Published twice a year, The Good welcomes story ideas and news submissions to communications@campbellhall.org.

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