Rakesh Reddy, Class of 2020, was recognized by the popular film and media conference South by Southwest (SXSW) for his work with his nonprofit, Born2Walk. The nonprofit was named a 2019 SXSW Community Service Award nominee, an honor given to individuals and organizations for their outstanding commitment to community service.
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Reese Ger-Herscott, Class of 2020, traveled to the small Mexican town of El Fuerte with her grandfather and a team of volunteer doctors and nurses to provide needed healthcare to dozens of people living in the rural area.
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Middle School students, faculty, and staff have been sharing what they’re grateful for ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday on the Tree of Gratitude. The colorful display outside the Middle School office holds hand-written notes of gratitude for the Parker community to see.
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Ayana Patel, Class of 2022, was just named an ambassador for the childhood cancer awareness campaign: Dance Hope Cure.
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Educate. Empower. Transform. A group of Middle Schoolers is seeking to do just that with the Parker chapter of the Mona Foundation.
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Jared D’Onofrio, Upper School English teacher, was named an Outstanding Educator by the University of Chicago, after being nominated by a former student for the award.
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From Grade 1 to the 2018 commencement stage, nine Parker students stuck together to earn one of the greatest honors as members of the Boy Scouts of America: Eagle Scout.
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The Parents Association’s 36th Gala, the Aloha Island Luau, raised $1.13 million for student financial assistance and faculty professional development.
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Congratulations to Lower School Grade 3 student Arden Pala, Class of 2027, who landed his first professional theater role in The Old Globe’s production of “A Thousand Splendid Suns.” Arden credits Parker’s theater teacher Letty Robinson for sparking his love of theater.
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Faith Campbell, Class of 2020, has been passionate about gun control for a long time, but after watching the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida speak out against gun violence and call on their lawmakers to pass stricter gun laws, Faith put her views into action.
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Before Breanna Comunale, Class of 2018, began her senior year this past fall, she was busy turning a summer dream into reality. That dream began in the quiet rooms of Catherine the Great’s palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, where Breanna found the inspiration to create a space for writers and photographers to share their stories.
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On Friday, Feb. 23, students and parents filled J. Crivello Hall for a special screening of the Golden-Globe-nominated film “The Great Debaters” (2007). The screening was held in celebration of Black History Month and was followed by a discussion led by Upper School history teacher Phil Trotter, Parker parent Voltaire Sterling, and cast member Justice Leak.
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