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6th graders in Liz Kim's science class used their ingenuity to create moving skeletal models from materials they had on hand at home.
Collaborative learning is alive and well in David Prince's 3D Design class, where students are working in groups to build architectural projects using Minecraft Education inspired by a designer or architect they researched.
6th grade students have once again created their annual World Women of Character and Courage Wax Museum, bringing to life the stories of dozens of inspirational women who were or are trendsetters and innovators in a variety of fields.
Students across divisions become historians of the pandemic through various assignments.
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Kenzie Brownsmith's 6th grade math class put their problem-solving skills to the test last week to rescue Mx. Brownsmith (and their adorable baby Riley) from Mathlandia, a place where unsuspecting math teachers get trapped inside old computers!
Friday, June 5 is Commencement Day for the Class of 2020!
The Westridge Speech & Debate team had an extremely successful spring 2020 season, despite unprecedented changes in the competition format due to COVID-19. At the end of March, tournaments moved online with students competing in both real-time and recorded video competitions.
At this year’s annual Senior Recognition Ceremony, seniors were celebrated with Departmental Honors and for exceptional leadership in student organizations.
Congratulations to the Westridge Equestrian team who outscored 81 schools and won this year's Interscholastic Equestrian League (IEL) Championship! The Tigers had an incredibly talented team and worked hard to achieve this milestone.
After months of hard work, from the 7th grade English classroom to our own bedrooms, we proudly present Litlook, the 2020 Middle School Literary Journal!
Congratulations to our students who earned cum laude, magna cum laude, maxima cum laude, or summa cum laude awards.
Tarra Stevenson's Upper School Creative Writing I & II classes collaborated with the Photography II & III classes from Crossroads School to create an imaginative art exchange!