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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 -
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.
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