Community Life

Bradley Peters, a junior at Laurel Springs School, was selected by the San Francisco Film Society (SFFS) to be a panelist for the 2013 San Francisco International Film Festival. Founded in 1957, the San Francisco International Film Festival is the longest-running film festival in the Americas. This year, the SFFS made two juror spots available ...
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Summer jobs for teens can be a great option for some young people. Having a summer job can teach teenagers independence, financial responsibility, and help them build their resumes for future employment or college applications. More than half of all 16-year-olds have held summer jobs. Because teenagers might need to put in more effort to find a job in ...
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Are you interested in meeting some of your Laurel Springs classmates? As a global community of learners, we recognize that our students live in many different places.  Throughout the year, we create opportunities for families to connect with each other in their own geographic areas. As part of our program of regional socials, Laurel Springs School ...
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“I remember the first time the band director told everyone to put their mouths on their instrument mouthpieces and blow. It was silent. Eventually I made this very loud squeak.” Laurel Springs School student Andrew Moses recalled this experience from when he was in third grade, and just starting out with the clarinet. Now in ...
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Laurel Springs School supports our student athletes in many ways, and we are proud to sponsor the 46th annual Easter Bowl tennis tournament in Rancho Mirage, CA. Please come visit us at our table near the registration center. As a special opportunity this year, parents can schedule a personal consultation with a Laurel Springs school ...
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While some young performers become absorbed by the demands of auditions and work, Laurel Springs senior Keenan Cochrane has a level-headed perspective on how he fits in the entertainment industry: “I want to be a well-rounded person.” In addition to his professional work as an actor, Keenan has academic aspirations “to earn a Bachelor’s degree ...
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Laurel Springs School is hosting a regional social event on March 23rd in Los Angeles, and you are invited! This is a wonderful opportunity to meet and chat with your classmates and their families, as well as our school’s founder, Marilyn Mosley Gordanier. Pizza, dessert, and drinks will be provided. To help us spread the ...
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The Laurel Springs Student Council and Student Unity Subcommittee asked our high school students to pick their favorite prom theme. The survey results are in! This year’s prom theme is “Masquerade Ball.” Cloak yourself in mystery. Experience an evening like no other at prom – a masquerade! Bring a mask or pick one up at ...
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All Laurel Springs School students are encouraged to join us for our next “Meetings with Remarkable Men & Women” symposium. Featuring Karen Allen, the National Advancement Director of the national chimpanzee sanctuary, this symposium promises to be a profound and inspiring event. In a remote corner of northwest Louisiana, hundreds of chimpanzees live in social ...
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Do you love to swim, bike, or run? Are you energized by the teamwork in baseball or hockey? No matter what sport interests you, check out the Sports Club. Designed for students in Kindergarten through 6th grade, this dynamic virtual club explores a variety of sports and encourages club members to share their own sports-related  ...
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