Several Upper School students have been recognized for their hard work, having been honored in subjects ranging from chemistry to yearbook to historical research.
McGregor Theater was beautifully transformed into Hundred Acre Wood as 68 students in grades 2-3 recreated the magical tales of Winnie the Pooh and friends.
Leaders from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley met with Tartan students on Monday to give insight into their work and explain the needs of their organization.
The Women in Sports Celebration brought student-athletes, coaches and educators from Orange County together, including a large delegation from St. Margaret's.
St. Margaret’s Early Childhood School Assistant Director and Pedagogista Sonia Yoshizawa presented recently at the ECSTEM Conference organized by the California Institute of Technology.
Early Childhood School students have been hard at work using clay in the school's Atelier, benefiting from all the rich learning that results from the process of creating.
As grade 2 and 3 students work hard to prepare for the upcoming musical Winnie the Pooh Kids, theater technical arts students in Upper School and Middle School were busy turning McGregor Family Theater into a magical “Hundred Acre Wood.”
A St. Margaret’s student-produced literary publication was recently recognized as a REALM First Class magazine by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE).
The Upper School’s TIDE student leadership group invited parents from all divisions to an insightful, engaging and inspiring discussion of their perspectives and experiences.
Nine student-athletes from the Class of 2023 committed to continue their academic careers and play intercollegiate athletics during the winter signing period.
His presentations at St. Margaret’s focused on living one’s best life, exploring the science behind self-care and introducing ways to support ourselves.
Dr. Graham and Mr. Cota shared their experiences leading St. Margaret’s meaningful use of data in approaching DEI work at the 2nd annual INDEX DEI Conference.
St. Margaret’s celebrated and recognized Lunar New Year this week with activities including Chapel homilies, playground games and educational touchpoints.
The senior class has worked closely with St. Margaret’s College Counseling Office to navigate the college-admissions process, identify potential fits and put forward their best application during early admissions.
With plays, musicals, concerts, visual arts shows, film festivals, technical arts and more, it was an exciting fall and winter for The Arts at St. Margaret’s!
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