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2025
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Homecoming 2025
Saturday, September 27Read More
4-9 PM
CARNIVAL • FOOD TRUCKS • FIELD ACTIVITIES • HOMECOMING MERCH VARSITY GIRLS' TENNIS EXHIBITION + VIKING TENNIS CENTER REVEAL VIKING COURT • WORLD DRUMMING • CHOIR • DJ LC DANGER '32 CH CHEER • VARSITY GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL UNDER THE FIELD LIGHTS -
Distinguished Young Woman of California
Read MoreCongratulations to Audrey C. ’26, who has been named Distinguished Young Woman (DYW) of California. DYW is a national program that empowers young women to reach their full potential by providing scholarships, personal development opportunities, and a supportive peer network. -
CH Connects
Saturday, September 13Read More
9:30 am - 1:00 pmJoin us for a family-friendly, all-school event featuring a Back-to-School Family Chapel, New Family Welcome, Family Affinity Group Kickoff, and Involvement Fair!CLICK HERE TO RSVP BY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
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Pursuing a Dream
Henry B. ’26 has dreamed of becoming a firefighter since the age of three, when a firetruck from Station 78 in Studio City rolled up to his birthday party and gave him the chance to climb aboard and meet local heroes.Read More -
Bella Marreo ’24
Volleyball Player’s Winning Streak ContinuesRead More -
Nyna Kumi Butler ’18
Entrepreneur Starts Skincare LineRead More -
Jessica Nicastro ’03
Interior Designer’s Studio Selected for AD PRO DirectoryRead More -
Lauren Zatulove ’19
Author Publishes First BookRead More -
Nicky Campbell ’14
Digital Media Star HonoredRead More -
Rebecca Weitzel Garcia ’13
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CHAI Symposium: The Power of Bold Questions
Read MoreThe inaugural Campbell Hall Advanced Inquiry (CHAI) Symposium, held on May 21, showcased student work and provided a platform for students to share their insights on the program with the Campbell Hall community. The evening began with a student-led panel moderated by Floré C. ’26, who, in true CHAI fashion, posed open-ended questions to her peers about their learning experiences. Panelists expressed that the ability to have a voice in course material and project topics allows them to pursue their individual interests and develop a deeper understanding of complex topics. -
One Student’s Moving Tribute to Korean War Veterans
Read MoreWhen Roy K. ’26 learned about the battle and the extraordinary sacrifices so many soldiers made in the name of democracy, he felt a deep sense of gratitude. As a second-generation Korean American, Roy connected the freedoms he enjoys today with the bravery of the soldiers who fought 75 years ago in what is often referred to as the “Forgotten War.” -
Grace Telegdy ’21
Excelling Across DisciplinesRead More -
Making Her Mark
Read MoreAudrey C. ’26 has been named a Distinguished Young Woman (DYW) of Los Angeles County, marking the first time since the 1990s that Campbell Hall has been represented in the program. -
The Forecast is Bright for Campbell Hall’s Young Economists
On April 8, AP Macroeconomics students Audrey C. ’27, David P. ’27, and Jeremy Z. ’28 represented Campbell Hall in the National Economics Challenge, competing against more than 250 teams from across Southern California. Held at the Federal Reserve Building in Downtown Los Angeles, the prestigious event tests high school students' knowledge of microeconomics, macroeconomics, and the global economy.Read More -
Maggie Chiappetta-Uberti ’22
Running for a CauseRead More -
CH Teacher Shares Expertise at POCIS Conference
Read MoreAs part of the 2025 SoCal POCIS (People of Color in Independent Schools) Rethinking Diversity series, secondary computer teacher Saber Khan co-led a discussion on March 18 about the intersections of DEIJ and technology. -
Meet the New Athletic Director: Jack Leavitt
After an extensive nationwide search led by a committee made up of CH Board Members, faculty, staff, and parent leadership, we are excited to introduce Jack Leavitt as the new Athletic Director at Campbell Hall.Read More -
Exploring Art Conservation: CHAI Art History Students at LACMA
CHAI Art History students received an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of LACMA's Conservation Center, where experts in art conservation, scientific research, and imaging analyze, authenticate, and study artists' materials and methods of fabrication.Read More -
Molly White ’91
Songwriter, Musician, and Teaching ArtistRead More -
Andrew Lawson ’06
Chart-Topping RestaurateurRead More -
Sarah Solomon ’18
Singer-songwriter Releases New SingleRead More -
Campbell Hall Hosts the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Education’s (CSEE) Academic Integrity Event
Read MoreFounded in 2003, Campbell Hall’s Academic Honor Board (AHB) is a representative body of high school students and faculty dedicated to educating the CH community on academic honor and empowering students to cultivate a culture of integrity.On January 31 and February 1, Campbell Hall hosted the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Education’s (CSEE) Academic Integrity Event. Students and faculty from independent schools across the country, including members of Campbell Hall’s AHB, gathered to discuss the importance of academic integrity. Because the event reached capacity for in-person attendance, many schools joined the conversation online. -
Our Unwavering Commitment to Inclusion
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Alex Gruszynski ’15
Entrepreneur Launches Creative AppRead More -
Community Solidarity
We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our entire CH family for the incredible generosity, kindness, and compassion shown to both our school and the greater Los Angeles community during the unprecedented Los Angeles fires. Your donations of essential items such as water, food, clothing, toiletries, and gift cards, enabled CH volunteers, including students, parents, and alumni, to transform the lower gym into a resource center that provided supplies to hundreds of people affected by the fires.Read More
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