As evidence of its commitment to excellence, Westridge is constructing a new LEED-certified Upper School science facility that will accommodate students’ growing demand for science curriculum and support a forward thinking academic program.

Westridge has been thoughtfully and intentionally revising and energizing its science curriculum during the last decade; the new Upper School science building will more effectively support a science curriculum that is predicated on girls having the opportunity to do science, not just study it. It will be a learning environment that provokes involvement, imagination, and inventiveness – an environment that invites girls to see themselves as scientists.

Whether entering a field of science or not, Westridge aims to engage and prepare students for a world that will undoubtedly remain driven by technology and innovation. The new, two-level, 14,000-square-foot science center, planned for completion in the fall of 2010, will provide much-needed space and equipment.

Your gift to the new science building will support the school’s commitment to provide students with the tools to be active contributors to a sustainable world. 

Click here to learn about available naming opportunities and the extraordinary spaces and technology that will soon be part of the Westridge campus. For more information about the science building, contact the Advancement Office at 626.799.1153, ext. 252.

This opportunity to physically expand Westridge’s campus was made possible through a planned gift made by the late Clough Sims Steele III. Click here to learn more about the Steeles and planned giving opportunities with Westridge School.