
History Day 2026: The SLOCA Olympics
The 25/26 school year has been filled with ancient history – learning about Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures was a big part of our days! What better way to close

The 25/26 school year has been filled with ancient history – learning about Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures was a big part of our days! What better way to close

Today, we bring you the final part of our 2026 Senior Highlights series. Be sure to catch up on Part 1 and Part 2. Each post features our seniors individually:

Today we bring you part two of our 2026 Senior Highlights series! Catch up on Part 1 here. Each post will feature our seniors individually: their plans for the future,

Today we commence with our 2026 Senior Highlights series! Each post will feature our seniors individually: their plans for the future, a few of their answers to some Q&A, and

“”Hope” is the thing with feathers– That perches in the soul– And sings the tune without the words– And never stops–at all–” – Emily Dickinson When all else seems lost,

“The world is rated R, and no one is checking IDs. Do not try to make it G by imagining the shadows away. Do not try to hide your children

Our SLOCA parents are so awesome! Bring Your Parents to School Day allows us to bring them into the classroom for a small portion of the school day, where they

Generosity is a core SLOCA virtue, and if you’re looking for inspiration, look no further than our very own primary student Cora Sansone. At only seven years old, Cora took

“Be benevolent as long as you live! What has come out of the storeroom cannot return.” —Ptahhotep There’s no sense in keeping locked away in a storeroom what should be

“Every interaction with another human being can potentially be understood in terms of justice.” —Virtues: A Very Short Introduction Our first three virtues—humility, prudence, and temperance—set the foundation for us,

