On November 20th, our Kindergarten and first-grade students enjoyed a delightful afternoon tea party at the Manuela Campus. In the days leading up to the event, they worked together enthusiastically—designing and crafting invitation cards for all the teachers, preparing a variety of snacks, and decorating their classroom to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. On the day of the celebration, students paired up to personally deliver their handmade invitations and kindly invite

On November 17, our young artists from Preschool to Grade 1 participated in a special pottery art event that sparked excitement throughout the school. Throughout the session, the children eagerly explored a variety of colors, experimenting with bright, vibrant hues as they painted their pottery pieces. Their creativity flowed freely as they designed unique patterns, characters, and shapes, each piece reflecting their individual imagination and artistic style. The experience o

On November 7th, students enjoyed another engaging and educational visit to the Palo Alto Junior Museum. This time, they explored the fascinating world of microcosms by learning how to use microscopes and observing various species of plankton. Students were thrilled to prepare their own slides and examine microorganisms commonly found in the Baylands, including nematodes, flatworms, and diatoms. The hands-on experience sparked curiosity and excitement as students discovered t

On November 7th, the kindergarteners enjoyed perfect weather for their field trip to Rancho San Antonio County Park. During their visit, students spotted wild turkeys and deer, collected a variety of seeds, and classified them by size, shape, and other characteristics. Despite the long walk, the children’s spirits remained high—hands were held, songs were sung, and encouragement was shared every step of the way, showcasing their cooperation and resilience. Back in the classro

On September 12, the 2nd Grade Grizzly Bear Class visited the Palo Alto Junior Museum to deepen their understanding of magnets and magnetism. During the trip, second graders explored the science behind maglev trains and applied their new knowledge to design and build their own miniature versions. Students demonstrated curiosity, creativity, and teamwork as they tackled the challenges of the engineering process. Their enthusiasm for learning was evident throughout the day. Con

On Friday, October 24, the third graders in the Hawk Class embarked on an educational field trip to the Foothill Nature Preserve to explore an intriguing question: Could you survive as an Ohlone? Throughout the day, students learned about the daily lives of the Ohlone Native Americans, studying traditional tools and identifying native plants that were once essential for food, medicine, and shelter. The hands-on activities offered students a deeper understanding of how the Ohl