Family Affinity Groups
The current organizations — AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance, Black Heritage Families, Jewish Family Alliance, La Familia, and Families of Pride were founded based on parent interest and are open to all K-12 families that are interested in participating. Campbell Hall is open to supporting other organizations families may be interested in starting.
If you are interested in joining any of the organizations, please complete the Family Affinity Group Interest Form or email Vanita Harbour, DEIJ Administrative Coordinator for Community Engagement.
If you are interested in joining any of the organizations, please complete the Family Affinity Group Interest Form or email Vanita Harbour, DEIJ Administrative Coordinator for Community Engagement.
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Welcome Reception for Incoming CH Families
On May 11, AAPIFA (Asian American and Pacific Islander Family Alliance) held a welcome reception for incoming CH families followed by a presentation by author Paula Yoo. -
Lunar New Year Celebration
The Shaolin Entertainment Group performed their iconic Chinese Lion Dance for Elementary students! “Lion dance (舞獅; wǔshī) is a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture and other Asian countries in which performers mimic a lion’s movements in a lion costume. The lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals.” Click here to watch a compilation video of the Lion Dance! -
Lunar New Year Celebration
The Shaolin Entertainment Group performed their iconic Chinese Lion Dance for Elementary students! “Lion dance (舞獅; wǔshī) is a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture and other Asian countries in which performers mimic a lion’s movements in a lion costume. The lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals.” Click here to watch a compilation video of the Lion Dance! -
Lunar New Year Celebration
The Shaolin Entertainment Group performed their iconic Chinese Lion Dance for Elementary students! “Lion dance (舞獅; wǔshī) is a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture and other Asian countries in which performers mimic a lion’s movements in a lion costume. The lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals.” Click here to watch a compilation video of the Lion Dance! -
Lunar New Year Celebration
The Shaolin Entertainment Group performed their iconic Chinese Lion Dance for Elementary students! “Lion dance (舞獅; wǔshī) is a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture and other Asian countries in which performers mimic a lion’s movements in a lion costume. The lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals.” Click here to watch a compilation video of the Lion Dance! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
Lunar New Year Decorating
AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance transformed the campus to celebrate Lunar New Year! -
AAPI Mixer
The first AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance mixer of the 2021-22 school year was held on Nov.7. With more than 40 people in attendance, the get together was a huge success! -
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AAPI Family Alliance
The mission of the AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Family Alliance is to create an inclusive community for families and students of AAPI heritage at Campbell Hall. We aim to celebrate the unique blend of AAPI cultures and traditions through fun bonding activities throughout the year. In addition, we are committed to cultivating a support network for students and families to navigate developmental, social and cultural challenges facing the AAPI community.
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Black History Month Bulletin Boards
Black Heritage Families created bulletin boards about Black History Month on campus. -
Black History Month Bulletin Boards
Black Heritage Families created bulletin boards about Black History Month on campus. -
Black History Month Bulletin Boards
Black Heritage Families created bulletin boards about Black History Month on campus. -
Black History Month Bulletin Boards
Black Heritage Families created bulletin boards about Black History Month on campus. -
Black History Month Bulletin Boards
Black Heritage Families created bulletin boards about Black History Month on campus. -
Virtual Welcome Event
Black Heritage Families celebrated the new year with a lively welcome event to introduce new members, reaffirm the group's mission and vision, and even played some fun CH trivia! -
Virtual Welcome Event
Black Heritage Families celebrated the new year with a lively welcome event to introduce new members, reaffirm the group's mission and vision, and even played some fun CH trivia! -
Virtual Welcome Event
Black Heritage Families celebrated the new year with a lively welcome event to introduce new members, reaffirm the group's mission and vision, and even played some fun CH trivia! -
Black Heritage Families held a special virtual event to celebrate the Class of 2021.
Hosted by Patrice Chanel, each BHF senior was honored. Click here to watch the video. -
Black Heritage Families Board of Directors
On May 7,2021 the Black Heritage Families Board of Directors held their May general meeting. They introduced Christopher Dennis, Associate Head of Community Engagement, and welcomed our newly admitted Black and Black multiracial families. Topics also included upcoming BHF Board Elections and community updates. -
Black Heritage Families Board of Directors
On May 7,2021 the Black Heritage Families Board of Directors held their May general meeting. They introduced Christopher Dennis, Associate Head of Community Engagement, and welcomed our newly admitted Black and Black multiracial families. Topics also included upcoming BHF Board Elections and community updates. -
A Conversation with Coach Tolbert and Samaki Walker
On February 3, 2021, Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, Steven Tolbert '05 and Black Heritage Families hosted an evening for students and parents with former Laker and Campbell Hall parent Samaki Walker. Walker discussed his storied career in the NBA; playing college basketball; and his insight on developing high-level collegiate athletes. -
Virtual Game Night
In collaboration with the CH Admissions Office, on February 12, 2021 Black Heritage Families hosted a vibrant evening for current Black Heritage Families and prospective Black and Black multi-racial families. With over 35 prospective and current CH families on the call, playing two rounds of games, lots of laughter and fun-- Black prospective families had a glimpse of the Campbell Hall social life. -
Virtual Game Night
In collaboration with the CH Admissions Office, on February 12, 2021 Black Heritage Families hosted a vibrant evening for current Black Heritage Families and prospective Black and Black multi-racial families. With over 35 prospective and current CH families on the call, playing two rounds of games, lots of laughter and fun-- Black prospective families had a glimpse of the Campbell Hall social life. -
Black Heritage Families Holiday Party
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Black Heritage Families Holiday Party
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Black Heritage Families
The Black Heritage Families originally organized in 1996 as a means of connecting the Black families across grade levels, has evolved into having a special function within the school. The Black Heritage Families is proud of the guidance it provides to the K-12 diversity program in helping support assembly presentations, the Gospel Choir, and their annual faculty/staff appreciation lunch.
Cross-Cultural Allyship Group
The Cross-Cultural Allyship Group is a space for CH families of all backgrounds to come together to discuss topics of diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice and share perspectives on ways our individual identities can help to uphold the love and care of our community.
This group is under the leadership of our Associate Head of Community Engagement along with members of the DEIJ team. Open to all.
This group is under the leadership of our Associate Head of Community Engagement along with members of the DEIJ team. Open to all.
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Jewish Family Alliance and The Holocaust Museum LA
Jewish Family Alliance and The Holocaust Museum LA hosted a special virtual event with Holocaust Survivor Eva Perlman. Eva was born in Berlin, Germany in 1932 but grew up in France. After Nazi Germany invaded France in 1940, Eva's family went to the French mountain village of Autrans. Eva and her siblings lived in a residential Catholic school, where the owners protected their identities. Yad Vashem later recognized the school's owners, Georgette and Joseph Menthonnex, as Righteous Among the Nations. -
Happy Purim!
The Jewish Family Alliance shared hamantaschen, the traditional Purim treat, with elementary students during snack time today. Celebrated March 16–17, Purim marks the time when the Jewish community living in Persia was saved from genocide and is celebrated by dressing up in costumes, offering charity, and sharing food with friends. -
Happy Purim!
The Jewish Family Alliance shared hamantaschen, the traditional Purim treat, with elementary students during snack time today. Celebrated March 16–17, Purim marks the time when the Jewish community living in Persia was saved from genocide and is celebrated by dressing up in costumes, offering charity, and sharing food with friends. -
Happy Purim!
The Jewish Family Alliance shared hamantaschen, the traditional Purim treat, with elementary students during snack time today. Celebrated March 16–17, Purim marks the time when the Jewish community living in Persia was saved from genocide and is celebrated by dressing up in costumes, offering charity, and sharing food with friends. -
Happy Purim!
The Jewish Family Alliance shared hamantaschen, the traditional Purim treat, with elementary students during snack time today. Celebrated March 16–17, Purim marks the time when the Jewish community living in Persia was saved from genocide and is celebrated by dressing up in costumes, offering charity, and sharing food with friends. -
Happy Purim!
The Jewish Family Alliance shared hamantaschen, the traditional Purim treat, with elementary students during snack time today. Celebrated March 16–17, Purim marks the time when the Jewish community living in Persia was saved from genocide and is celebrated by dressing up in costumes, offering charity, and sharing food with friends. -
Menorah Lighting and Toy Drive
Jewish Family Alliance celebrated Hanukkah with a Menorah Lighting in December. -
Menorah Lighting and Toy Drive
Jewish Family Alliance celebrated Hanukkah with a Menorah Lighting and, as part of the festivities, held a toy drive to benefit the Jewish Federation Toy Drive. -
Jewish Family Alliance
The Jewish Family Alliance is meant to cultivate a safe space and community where families can celebrate and connect through Jewish traditions and identity. The JFA welcomes anyone from CH interested in Jewish culture to join the group and meet fellow Jewish families and other parent affinity groups across all grade levels.
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el Día del Niño
On April 16 La Familia had a fun evening celebrating el Día del Niño as we welcomed Latinx families to our Encanto event. We kicked off our outdoor movie night with some great food + yummy desserts. Followed by arts & crafts, face painting, a piñata, an Easter egg hunt and a bounce house. We ended our night with a student dance performance and a viewing of Disney's Encanto which included movie popcorn, cotton candy and some sing along fun! This gathering was full of fun, laughter, and good food as we recognized the great importance of children in our society. -
el Día del Niño
On April 16 La Familia had a fun evening celebrating el Día del Niño as we welcomed Latinx families to our Encanto event. We kicked off our outdoor movie night with some great food + yummy desserts. Followed by arts & crafts, face painting, a piñata, an Easter egg hunt and a bounce house. We ended our night with a student dance performance and a viewing of Disney's Encanto which included movie popcorn, cotton candy and some sing along fun! This gathering was full of fun, laughter, and good food as we recognized the great importance of children in our society. -
Kick It with La Familia
La Familia had a fun and festive family soccer game and potluck on Saturday, February 19. “This event gave our families the opportunity to come together and have another adults vs. children soccer game, which our kids always enjoy. Our families brought a delicious assortment of Latinx food to our potluck such as Chicken Tinga tostadas, empanadas, tamales, ceviche, quesadilla salvadoreña and pupusas to name a few, plus yummy desserts! Adults finally won this year but the kids promised to bring it next year and we can't wait!!” -
Kick It with La Familia
La Familia had a fun and festive family soccer game and potluck on Saturday, February 19. “This event gave our families the opportunity to come together and have another adults vs. children soccer game, which our kids always enjoy. Our families brought a delicious assortment of Latinx food to our potluck such as Chicken Tinga tostadas, empanadas, tamales, ceviche, quesadilla salvadoreña and pupusas to name a few, plus yummy desserts! Adults finally won this year but the kids promised to bring it next year and we can't wait!!” -
Kick It with La Familia
La Familia had a fun and festive family soccer game and potluck on Saturday, February 19. “This event gave our families the opportunity to come together and have another adults vs. children soccer game, which our kids always enjoy. Our families brought a delicious assortment of Latinx food to our potluck such as Chicken Tinga tostadas, empanadas, tamales, ceviche, quesadilla salvadoreña and pupusas to name a few, plus yummy desserts! Adults finally won this year but the kids promised to bring it next year and we can't wait!!” -
el Día del Niño
On April 16 La Familia had a fun evening celebrating el Día del Niño as we welcomed Latinx families to our Encanto event. We kicked off our outdoor movie night with some great food + yummy desserts. Followed by arts & crafts, face painting, a piñata, an Easter egg hunt and a bounce house. We ended our night with a student dance performance and a viewing of Disney's Encanto which included movie popcorn, cotton candy and some sing along fun! This gathering was full of fun, laughter, and good food as we recognized the great importance of children in our society. -
Las Posadas
La Familia hosted an in-person Las Posadas event at Campbell Hall. This traditional celebration commemorates the journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem in search of a safe refuge for the birth of baby Jesus. The event included a variety of delicious food including tacos de asada, pastor y pollo, gourmet tamales, homemade empanadas, homemade flan, homemade pies and a rosca de reyes. Festive activities included breaking two epic piñatas filled with lots of candy, as well as, ornament decorating and arts & crafts. -
Las Posadas
La Familia hosted an in-person Las Posadas event at Campbell Hall. This traditional celebration commemorates the journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem in search of a safe refuge for the birth of baby Jesus. The event included a variety of delicious food including tacos de asada, pastor y pollo, gourmet tamales, homemade empanadas, homemade flan, homemade pies and a rosca de reyes. Festive activities included breaking two epic piñatas filled with lots of candy, as well as, ornament decorating and arts & crafts. -
Dia de los Muertos
La Familia’s Dia de los Muertos annual Ofrenda building event was held on Saturday, October 23. The event included a brief history of the Dia de Los Muertos celebration, cookie decorating and arts & crafts. They also enjoyed coming together to decorate their own altars at home to honor and celebrate loved ones who have passed. -
Dia de los Muertos
La Familia’s Dia de los Muertos annual Ofrenda building event was held on Saturday, October 23. The event included a brief history of the Dia de Los Muertos celebration, cookie decorating and arts & crafts. They also enjoyed coming together to decorate their own altars at home to honor and celebrate loved ones who have passed. -
Virtual Kickoff Event
La Familia kicked off the new school year with a welcome Zoom event featuring a beautiful slideshow showcasing its newest members. -
Virtual Kickoff Event
La Familia kicked off the new school year with a welcome Zoom event featuring a beautiful slideshow showcasing its newest members. -
Virtual Kickoff Event
La Familia kicked off the new school year with a welcome Zoom event featuring a beautiful slideshow showcasing its newest members. -
Cultura Graduation
La Familia hosted its annual Cultura Graduation to honor the graduating Class of 2021. Each La Familia senior was given a special basket filled with gifts and treats. During the virtual celebration, a video was played highlighting each of these special students. -
Día del Niño
On April 24, 2021 La Familia celebrated Día del Niño (Children's Day), a commemorative date celebrated annually in honor of children. -
Día del Niño
On April 24, 2021 La Familia celebrated Día del Niño (Children's Day), a commemorative date celebrated annually in honor of children. -
Día del Niño
On April 24, 2021 La Familia celebrated Día del Niño (Children's Day), a commemorative date celebrated annually in honor of children. -
La Familia Celebrates Las Posadas
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La Familia
Founded in 2009, La Familia, Campbell Hall’s K-12 organization for Latinx/Hispanic families, aims to support school programming that increases cultural awareness of Latinx/Hispanic heritage while also creating opportunities for families of Latinx/Hispanic heritage to connect and foster unity within the school community. La Familia welcomes new volunteers to join its steering committee and assist with event planning.
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Valentine’s Day
On February 14 Families for Pride held a Valentine’s Day "Love is Love" celebration, holding up signs of love and greeting students during drop-off. -
Valentine’s Day
On February 14 Families for Pride held a Valentine’s Day "Love is Love" celebration, holding up signs of love and greeting students during drop-off. -
Valentine’s Day
On February 14 Families for Pride held a Valentine’s Day "Love is Love" celebration, holding up signs of love and greeting students during drop-off. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
The first inaugural Families for Pride event was held February 14, 2020. -
Families for Pride
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Families for Pride
Families for Pride was founded in December 2019 to support and affirm members of the LGBTQ+ community within Campbell Hall. This K-12 family affinity group connects all parents and students who identify with and are connected to the LGBTQ+ community and serves as a safe place for families to discuss issues unique to the LGBTQ+ experience. This inclusive group was created to celebrate a common cultural experience while strengthening our vibrant and diverse school community. Families for Pride work with Spectrum, the affinity organization for students in grades 9-12 who identify as LGBTQ+, as well as the GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance), a 7th-12th grade student club which provides positive role-modeling and mentoring.
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