News and Announcements

The Kansas City Chiefs pulled out a win in the last minutes of Super Bowl LVII on Sunday; meanwhile the much-favored High Point Eagles scored a big win for charity. Community Engagement is a long-standing tradition at the school, affording children an opportunity to develop empathy and an understanding of the many needs in the Pasadena area. To that end, Mrs. Marble’s and Ms. Salazar’s classes broke the all-time Souper Bowl record on Friday in a well-planned service learning event.

Fifth graders at High Point Academy set out with one goal in mind: raise enough money to purchase as many games, toys, and baking mixes as possible in time for a Valentine’s Day delivery. They came up with a game plan—do chores at home and sell baked goods at school.

The 2023 National History Day theme for 2023 is "Frontiers in History: People, Places, Ideas." On Friday, January 13, 2023, eighth graders in Mr. Valiulis’s History Day class presented their final products for submission for this prestigious competition.

“I remember a night where my mom, dad, and grandmother were in the kitchen, and I was with my uncle. He had drawn out a dog and cat on big sheets of paper for us to color with oil pastels. I can’t remember much of him, but I hope that this press is used and cherished for the years to come at High Point.”—Rachel K., 8th grade.

Blog post by Sarah A. (Class of 2023). The 7th and 8th grade Junior High Service Club held a gift drive for the Children's Law Center during the week of December 5th-9th. The Children's Law Center of California (CLC) provides legal advocacy for abused, neglected, or abandoned children in the foster care system. High Point Academy did an amazing job participating in this event.

Click here to enjoy the 3rd - 6th Grade Winter Concert.

Click here to enjoy the K-2 Holiday Concert.

As part of Computer Science Education Week, out 7th and 8th graders were treated to a special visit and guest lecture from three inspiring Westridge 11th graders. Cyana and her classmates, Isabella and Ray, shared their love of coding and engineering with their “Experiences in Programming” presentation.

Continuing our tradition of Community Engagement, the youngest students at High Point Academy collected new and gently-used jackets and coats for Families in Transition—Pasadena. Their service learning project began with discussions based on a reading of Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Peña so these kinders could learn about and begin to engender empathy—the first step in meaningful giving. Click to read blog post.

As our end-of-year Annual Fund drive continues, we have immense gratitude for the generous donations High Point has received. Thank you to all who have contributed to the HPA Annual Fund in the past few months. Your support of this vital fund will enhance the educational experience of all High Point Eagles!