
A Glimpse into the Teaching Life Immersive: Part 3
At the end of SLOCA High School’s winter and spring terms, students are “immersed” in a short-term elective course. These Immersive courses include a wide range of options: from Textile

At the end of SLOCA High School’s winter and spring terms, students are “immersed” in a short-term elective course. These Immersive courses include a wide range of options: from Textile

At the end of SLOCA High School’s winter and spring terms, students are “immersed” into a short-term elective course. These Immersive courses include a wide range of options: from Textile

Another great turnout for our annual Bring Your Parent to School Day events (one for each track)! Parents, students, and teachers all understand how special these days are. The excitement,

At the end of SLOCA High School’s winter and spring terms, students are “immersed” into a short-term elective course. These Immersive courses include a wide range of options: from Textile

We recently held our Imagination Celebration: a school-wide (1st grade through high school!) science fair where students presented their chosen projects. These projects were the apotheosis of months of work…questioning,

Digital media can be a source of education or ignorance, connection or isolation, growth or depletion. We want to continue the conversation about technology use between students, parents, and teachers

Digital media can be a source of education or ignorance, connection or isolation, growth or depletion. We want to continue the conversation about technology use between students, parents, and teachers

Our 2024 Grand Days events were an absolute delight! Every October, SLOCA welcomes the grandparents in our students’ lives for a campus visit. This event gives students the opportunity to

“I have three treasures which I preserve and treasure. The first is compassion, the second is frugality, the third is daring not to be first in the world.” —Lao Tzu

Digital media can be a source of education or ignorance, connection or isolation, growth or depletion. We want to continue the conversation about technology use between students, parents, and teachers

