The New York Times recently ran a series of opinion pieces answering the question, “What is School for?”  

Inspired by the topic, our AP English Language teachers asked their 11th and 12th grade students to explore this question themselves. Following are four of their thoughtful essays.

Students, Parents, Family Members, Faculty, Staff, on behalf of our Board of Trustees, welcome to Commencement, 2022 - the 12th in Pacific Ridge School history.

Balancing rigorous academic study with joy in learning, particularly when it comes to project-based learning, may seem impossible. However, in my ninth-grade English class, we manage to do just that.

When it comes to keeping Firebirds healthy and ready to play their best, Strength and Conditioning Coach Casey Wheel and Athletic Trainer Melissa Guney-Fryan have got our athletes covered. We sat down with them recently to talk about their important work.

Former PRS Girls Volleyball Co-Captains Ari and Krish offer advice to student-athletes.

Most aspiring actors dream of performing with a Broadway star, but not many get to do it, especially when still in college. However, for Hannah LeBeau ’19, that dream already came true.

Pacific Ridge’s Oldest Building Becomes a New Home for Performing Arts Students.

Fifteen years can seem like a short time or a long time, depending on how you look at it. 

At Pacific Ridge, it feels like the best of both. Sometimes I marvel at how far we have come in such a short period of time.  And sometimes I look at photos of me (and others) who were here in 2007 and realize – it really has been fifteen years!