THE K-12 EXPERIENCE
We offer a K-12 experience that is uniquely beneficial.
Campbell Hall’s spacious 15-acre campus allows for all three divisions—elementary school, middle school, and high school—to be located on one campus. Programming remains distinct, meeting the needs of students at different developmental stages. The proximity of these divisions creates the sense of a village where all members are known and relationships are nurtured. Our 13-year students, seniors who began their journey in kindergarten, place tremendous value on being a part of a community that allows them to make meaningful connections and memories, from childhood through adolescence. They appreciate being connected to a community that not only offers comfort and support, but also room to individually grow and develop. They often cite Campbell Hall as feeling like a “second family.”
Our younger and older students benefit fromconnecting with one another.
Our elementary school and secondary school students mutually benefit from engaging in meaningful interactions in a K-12 community. While younger students have role models to inspire their journeys, secondary school students appreciate and grow with a sense of responsibility as campus leaders. Our Pals Program connects kindergarten and sixth grade students, and first and fifth grade students. In addition, our elementary school students have collaborative opportunities with secondary school students whenever possible. Kindergartners also welcome the 13-year seniors into their classrooms for a day, and in turn, get to spend time with them on the Senior Patio. Elementary school students are always excited to perform alongside secondary school students as they cheer for the Vikings during Homecoming, dance in The Nutcracker, and sing in the Gospel Choir. In this K-12 environment, students learn how to positively interact with members of different age groups and support one another.
Our elementary school students benefit from dedicated elementary school facilities, as well as opportunities to utilize schoolwide resources and facilities available on our 15-acre K - 12 campus.
In addition to our light-filled classrooms, our elementary school campus offers a dedicated science lab, technology lab, art studio, music room, dance studio, and gym. The athletics field and sports court are available to elementary and secondary school students. The Spielberg Family Arts and Education Center offers state-of-the-art facilities, such as music rooms, dance studios, and a video production studio that are used by elementary school students for projects, after-school classes, and rehearsals.
Sixth graders become leaders of the elementary school community.
Our sixth grade students serve as leaders in our elementary school community. They are mentors to our kindergarten students in our Pals Program and lead in chapel. They all have prominent roles in the Greek Mythology plays, which they write and then perform in the theater. Our sixth grade students also have the opportunity to assume additional leadershipresponsibilities in Student Council as they guide younger council representatives in planning elementary school activities. They may also continue to serve as Student Ambassadors who help welcome prospective families onto our campus.
We celebrate milestones.
At Campbell Hall, sixth graders matriculate to our middle school without needing to reapply. They are able to continue to experience a full year of joyous learning while not having to prepare for admissions testing or interviews. They continue to thrive during their final year in the elementary school as they celebrate accomplishments and reflect on their journey prior to entering middle school. Marking milestones is important, and sixth graders celebrate the culmination of their elementary school journey with a special Sixth Grade Promotion ceremony.
The transition to middle school is filled withanticipation and excitement.
After spending years learning about all of the excitingopportunities in middle school through friendships they have formed with older students and watching them perform in various school events, our sixth graders are poised and eagerto begin middle school in seventh grade. While our rising Campbell Hall seventh graders are excited to meet other students and form new friendships, they benefit from the network of strong relationships that they have already built with each other. This network helps to support them in their transition to middle school.
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Campbell Hall’s spacious 15-acre campus allows for all three divisions—elementary school, middle school, and high school—to be located on one campus. Programming remains distinct, meeting the needs of students at different developmental stages. The proximity of these divisions creates the sense of a village where all members are known and relationships are nurtured. Our 13-year students, seniors who began their journey in kindergarten, place tremendous value on being a part of a community that allows them to make meaningful connections and memories, from childhood through adolescence. They appreciate being connected to a community that not only offers comfort and support, but also room to individually grow and develop. They often cite Campbell Hall as feeling like a “second family.”
Our younger and older students benefit fromconnecting with one another.
Our elementary school and secondary school students mutually benefit from engaging in meaningful interactions in a K-12 community. While younger students have role models to inspire their journeys, secondary school students appreciate and grow with a sense of responsibility as campus leaders. Our Pals Program connects kindergarten and sixth grade students, and first and fifth grade students. In addition, our elementary school students have collaborative opportunities with secondary school students whenever possible. Kindergartners also welcome the 13-year seniors into their classrooms for a day, and in turn, get to spend time with them on the Senior Patio. Elementary school students are always excited to perform alongside secondary school students as they cheer for the Vikings during Homecoming, dance in The Nutcracker, and sing in the Gospel Choir. In this K-12 environment, students learn how to positively interact with members of different age groups and support one another.
Our elementary school students benefit from dedicated elementary school facilities, as well as opportunities to utilize schoolwide resources and facilities available on our 15-acre K - 12 campus.
In addition to our light-filled classrooms, our elementary school campus offers a dedicated science lab, technology lab, art studio, music room, dance studio, and gym. The athletics field and sports court are available to elementary and secondary school students. The Spielberg Family Arts and Education Center offers state-of-the-art facilities, such as music rooms, dance studios, and a video production studio that are used by elementary school students for projects, after-school classes, and rehearsals.
Sixth graders become leaders of the elementary school community.
Our sixth grade students serve as leaders in our elementary school community. They are mentors to our kindergarten students in our Pals Program and lead in chapel. They all have prominent roles in the Greek Mythology plays, which they write and then perform in the theater. Our sixth grade students also have the opportunity to assume additional leadershipresponsibilities in Student Council as they guide younger council representatives in planning elementary school activities. They may also continue to serve as Student Ambassadors who help welcome prospective families onto our campus.
We celebrate milestones.
At Campbell Hall, sixth graders matriculate to our middle school without needing to reapply. They are able to continue to experience a full year of joyous learning while not having to prepare for admissions testing or interviews. They continue to thrive during their final year in the elementary school as they celebrate accomplishments and reflect on their journey prior to entering middle school. Marking milestones is important, and sixth graders celebrate the culmination of their elementary school journey with a special Sixth Grade Promotion ceremony.
The transition to middle school is filled withanticipation and excitement.
After spending years learning about all of the excitingopportunities in middle school through friendships they have formed with older students and watching them perform in various school events, our sixth graders are poised and eagerto begin middle school in seventh grade. While our rising Campbell Hall seventh graders are excited to meet other students and form new friendships, they benefit from the network of strong relationships that they have already built with each other. This network helps to support them in their transition to middle school.
4533 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Studio City, CA 91607
Phone 818.980.7280
Phone 818.980.7280
Campbell Hall is an independent, Episcopal, K-12 all gender day school. We are a community of inquiry committed to academic excellence and to the nurturing of decent, loving, and responsible human beings.
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Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students
Campbell Hall admits students of any race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national, and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletics and other school-administered programs.
Campbell Hall admits students of any race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national, and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletics and other school-administered programs.
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