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Stay up-to-date with school news by bookmarking this page for school-wide announcements and event details! This page serves as both a planning tool and as a consistent location for information regarding upcoming events. All information presented on this page has the most up-to-date content and information, so please check this page as a resource if you are unclear about any specific details regarding an event or initiative. 
 
 
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Click the link to view important dates for the 2022-2023 School Year.
Click the Summer Assignments link to view the Summer Assignments for the 2022-2023 School Year.
Coming soon: Click the link to view Supply Lists for the 2022-2023 School Year.

We are pleased to offer a travel opportunity to our Nation's Capital, in June 2023. This trip is open to students who will be in grades 8th-12th in the 2022-2023 school year.

 

An information session via zoom will be held on Tuesday, April 26, 2022 at 6:00 pm. If you are interested, please reach out to Tanya Henderson.

 

Looking forward to traveling with your students!

Trimester II report cards are now available on Blackbaud. You may find instructions for accessing grades via Blackbaud by clicking the links below.
 
Click here to learn how to access report cards via Blackbaud
 
Click here to access Blackbaud
Our DEI Symposium, hosted on Wednesday, February 23, was an enormous success that allowed our students to explore the topic of "belonging" with the theme "Being and Belonging: Exploring Affinity and Identity to Support All Community Members in Being Their Authentic Selves." Below, you can find a link that includes a recap and a variety of resources that were used throughout the symposium.
 
Click here to access the DEI Symposium Resources and Recap
 
Click here to view our DEI webpage
School Hat ImageEach year the Senior Class donates a gift to the school at graduation. The Class of 2022 has chosen to help beautify campus by planting 28 trees (podocarpus graciliors aka fern pines) along the fence line of the upper campus that will not only provide a future shady spot for studying and gathering with classmates but will also help to create an aesthetic that will eventually block the refinery from sight when on the west campus.
 
Planting 28 trees that represent 28 seniors comes at a cost so the Seniors will be selling baseball caps to raise funds for this gift to the schools. The goal is to plant the trees in the spring and in order to make that goal happen, the fundraising starts now!
 
Every Wednesday at lunch students can find fun wellness-promoting activities hosted by the wellness team! Each Wednesday, we will be holding fun activities that promote relaxation, mindfulness, and overall wellness. So we encourage students to come by, learn something new, get inspired, meet a new friend, and join Ms. Gacad, or Ms. Morse under the pergola at lunch for Wellness Wednesday!
 
Please feel free to email Ms. Gacad at [email protected] with any questions or suggestions!
We follow LACDPH guidelines for K-12 schools. For updated information, visit the LACDPH website for the latest information and guidelines.

LACDPH INFORMATION LINK
In addition to the professional development training that the faculty and staff have embarked on with Monique Marshall collectively, a handful of staff attended the annual NAIS People of Color Conference in conjunction with students that attended the Student Diversity Leadership Conference. This year’s theme was “Reckoning with Impacts, Rolling with Just Intent,” and focused on a common thread of belonging. These multicultural gatherings equip both adults and students alike with skills and strategies to develop a foundation of allyship and community.
 
We’d like to share a resource for talking to young children about race and identity adapted from raceconscious.org, with helpful strategies on how to engage children with conversations about difference. We extend our best wishes to you this holiday season and for a safe and healthy new year. 

Click here to access the DEI Resource provided by raceconscious.org
RHP students may still sign up for ASP by filling out the form linked below. Your tuition account will be billed for the services.
 
For Renaissance upper school students, ASP is already included in the tuition. For Renaissance middle school students, there is a separate fee structure, please contact Tanya Henderson at [email protected].

Click here to access the 2021-2022 After School Program registration form


We are currently seeking additional substitute teachers to have on-hand for the 2021-2022 school year. The requirements for substitutes are either a four-year degree or prior approval from our Head of Schools. If you know anyone who might be interested, please refer them to Adriana Alejandre in the front office at [email protected]
We are pleased to announce that Kelly's Korner will resume service five days a week. Families who are interested in ordering from Kelly's Korner will have to set up a family billing account with them directly and they have asked that all orders are placed a minimum of one day in advance. We will be providing additional information for other ways of ordering in the near future, but for now, we encourage calling Kelly's Korner directly to set up your account and placing orders by phone. 
 
You may view the Kelly's Korner school lunch menu by clicking the link below. Additionally, this menu will be located on both the "Current Parents" and "Current Students" pages of the website for the foreseeable future.

Kelly's Korner Phone Number: 
(310) 541-2234

Click here to view the Kelly's Korner school lunch menu
Purchase your yearbook by 12/18 to receive the early bird pricing of $90. Additional details in text below.
Don't forget to purchase your yearbook and yearbook ads from Balfour, the company that handles our printing. Additionally, you may purchase class rings and other items from their website. 
 
Seniors - your yearbook is included in your Senior Package!

Click here to purchase yearbooks, ads, class rings, and more!
While students are not required to complete service-learning hours for the 2021-2022 school year, we still encourage them to participate in activities in which they can help others. Our service-learning webpage will be updated with events as they become available, and students should contact Rachel Rubin ([email protected]) if they find additional events that interest them.

Click here to access our Service Learning webpage
We have a new lunch vendor for the 2021-2022 school year. Please click below for information about the program and instructions on how to register and place lunch orders. Our lunch program will begin on Monday, August 30th.
 
Click here to access the Choicelunch information packet
 
Click here to sign up for Choicelunch
Please refer to the document linked below if you require additional assistance setting up SchoolPass. Additionally, you may reach out to Jeff Peterson, Dean of Students, at [email protected] if you have any issues with the app or setup.
 
Click here to access the SchoolPass Setup Guide
You may register for weekly COVID testing through our testing partner, COVID Testing Today, at the link below.

Click here to register for COVID Testing Today
School Spirit Store Closed - Check back soon for the next dates to order!
Grade Level and Advisory Announcements
 
Weekly advisor letters for each grade will now be sent out in the Friday Letter each week, beginning this week. We hope that this consolidation makes it easier to access both school and grade-level specific information in one location rather than prioritizing one form of communication or another.
 
Photo Albums and Video Library
 
Photo albums and videos will be published throughout the year to commemorate various events and activities throughout our schools. 

Click here to access our photo albums
 
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