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Experience

PACIFIC RIDGE SCHOOL

OUR MISSION

In a community that fosters academic excellence, ethical responsibility, and global engagement, Pacific Ridge School prepares students for college and a purposeful life.

Welcome to Pacific Ridge

A Pacific Ridge education challenges and supports students to develop the intellect, agility, and courage to thrive.

LEARN

LEAD ACHIEVE

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Middle School

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Given support and care, the middle school years can help students get comfortable with themselves, develop their voice, and build key academic, social, and emotional skills needed for high school and beyond.

At Pacific Ridge, we view middle school as a tremendous opportunity for growth and joy, offering students the chance to challenge themselves and develop new interests and passions — in the classroom and on the field, in the studio and out serving the community.

Middle School at Pacific Ridge is founded on the value “leave it better than you found it.” Middle school should be a vibrant, inspiring place, with teachers that share the journey with students ­— learning, laughing, and growing with them, supporting along the way.

6th GRADE — WAYFINDING ,

Our sixth graders are wayfinders learning about who they are, what it means to be a Firebird, and how to navigate their academic and social worlds. Our academic program introduces sixth graders to Harkness, problem-based learning, multiple art disciplines, and the three languages taught at PRS. Beyond the classroom, students join clubs, try new sports, and participate in weekly service work.

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th GRADE — EXPLORATION

Seventh graders continue to build their abstract and critical thinking skills, delving into real-world topics.

Across subjects, students gain more choice in their academics, select a world language to pursue, and continue to experience a range of artistic media.

Skills classes, started in sixth grade, help students strengthen academic performance while promoting self-awareness, social-emotional skills, and wellness. This is a time of exploring more opportunities to dig into new areas of interest.

8th GRADE — LEADERSHIP Soon to become Upper School students, eighth graders take on new levels of challenge in coursework and co-curriculars. They expand, refine, and reflect on academic and life skills while continuing to build confidence and assert their independence. As students step into leadership roles within the middle school, they mentor younger Firebirds and practice positive amplifiers, aiming to leave Middle School better than they found it.

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6TH GRADE

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8TH GRADE

SCIENCE

In this integrated course students develop their understanding of the interaction between living systems and their physical environment.

Using real-world phenomena and inquiry, students focus on skills and concepts that connect biological, physical, and earth sciences.

Students explore the physics of moving objects, chemistry of living things, and the biological processes that drive evolution.

MATH

Math Foundations, Intro to Algebra, Algebra/Geometry 1-3* (Students are placed in math classes that best match their ability, regardless of grade level.

Accelerated students are able to take Upper School math classes.) *Courses with both regular and honors sections

ENGLISH

Students write a Hero’s Journey myth, explore literary analysis, build a poetry portfolio, and craft an informative essay.

Students write descriptive vignettes, short stories, and literary analysis, and use literary lenses for reading while studying vocabulary and elements of grammar.

Students build their own writer portfolio, incorporating an exploration of writing genres.

Students also explore non-fiction texts and media literacy skills.

HISTORY

Innovations Past and Present

Social and Community Studies

American Studies

LANGUAGE

Each trimester, students are introduced to either Spanish, French, or Chinese, learning in an immersive enviroment.

Spanish, French, or Chinese A or B

Chinese, French, Spanish (Students are placed in year-long language classes that best match their ability, regardless of grade level.

ARTS

Students rotate through trimester-long courses in the following arts disciplines: 3D Art, Dance, Digital Media Arts, Instrumental Music, Vocals, Studio Art, and Theater.

SERVICE LEARNING

Students rotate through trimester-long sessions supporting areas such as: animal adoption, homelessness, seniors and adults with disabilities, sustainability, and wildlife preservation.

SKILLS

Students rotate through three skills classes throughout the year, experiencing grade-appropriate lessons in three main areas: Health & Wellness, Design & Build, and Community Connections.

ATHLETICS

With an emphasis on “growth mindset,” students are given the opportunity to explore new sports or continue developing skills in the sports they’ve played before. Students choose either a team sport or PE class, which meets two to three times per week during the PE block in their schedule.

GLOBAL TRAVEL

Wayfind and Exploration Big Bear, CA

Marine Stewardship Catalina, CA

Hands-on History and Government Washington D.C.

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Portrait of a Middle School Student

Awareness • Cursiosity • Empathy • Positive Amplifier Creativity • Resilience • Integrity • Leave it Better Than You Found it 5

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10TH GRADE

11TH & 12TH GRADE

SCIENCE

This integrated science course focuses on physical, chemical, engineering, and computer science.

Students explore diversity of life and the mechanisms that govern living systems.

Anatomy and Physiology, Biotechnology, Engineering Design, Honors Environmental Science, Marine Biology, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, Honors Physics, AP Physics C

MATH

Algebra/Geometry 1-3*, Precalculus*, Essentials of Calculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, Multi-Variable Calculus, Statistics*, Differential Equations (Students are placed in math classes that best match their ability, regardless of grade level.) *Courses with both regular and honors sections

ARTS

Courses are available in the following areas, including honors and AP: Dance* Digital Photography, Digital Filmmaking, Graphic Design, Studio Art, Yearbook, Theater Arts, Vocal Ensemble, Jazz Rock Band, and Classical Music Ensemble.

ENGLISH

Students focus on narrative and expression through projects like the myth project and orations.

Students develop their written skills through a range of writing styles, perspectives, and rhetorical devices.

American Literature, Honors American Literature, Rhetoric & Composition, Genre Studies, Women in Literature, World Literature, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature and Composition

HISTORY

Ancient World History

Modern World History AP Modern World History

US History, AP US History, Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies, Contemporary Human Geography, Economics, Ethnic Studies, Latin American History, Middle East History and Diplomacy, Theories of Social Change, US Government and Politics, Economics, Theory of Knowledge

LANGUAGE

Chinese, French, Spanish (Students are placed in the year-long language classes that best match their ability, regardless of grade level). For each language, we offer multiple levels (1 to 5), plus honors and Advanced Placement sections.

Year-long courses: AP Art History, Financial Literacy, Programming, AP Psychology, Film Studies, Journalism & Media Studies Trimester Electives: Animation, Artificial Intelligence, Forensics, Industrial Design, Entrepreneurship, Nanotechnology, Product Design

ELECTIVES

Courses that are traditionally offered as electives in many schools, such as arts, languages and physical education, are required courses in grades 9 and 10.

ATHLETICS

Athletic Teams, Health, Physical Education, Strength and Conditioning, Independent Physical Education upon request.

SERVICE LEARNING

Upper School students choose from 25+ student-designed service learning groups, under the umbrellas of education, science, innovation, social justice, environment and climate, peace and justice, and gender equality.

CLUBS

Upper School students choose from more than 30 student-designed clubs, including: Model United Nations, Robotics, Science Olympiad, Finance and Investment, Gardening, Student Council, and Art Studio — to name a few.

GLOBAL TRAVEL

Community and Outdoor Leadership

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Becoming World Travelers

Students choose from a number of small-group experiences around the world, including in past years: Australia, Zanzibar, Victoria Falls, Croatia, Czechia and Austria, Patagonia, and South Korea.

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Upper School With a focus on challenge and care, Pacific Ridge is committed to not only preparing students academically for college, but to offering students the opportunities to grow, learn, and lead with purpose. Through meaningful experiences and connections, Upper School students are supported to become ready to take on the world.

9th GRADE — DISCOVERY 10th GRADE — FELLOWSHIP Ninth graders enter Upper School on a path to expand their horizons and discover who they wish to become. Students are given opportunities to explore new passions, take on new challenges by backpacking during global travel, and ultimately find their voice through the end-of-year Orations.

While ninth grade asks students to uncover identity, 10th grade offers students the opportunity to explore how they may show up in relation to their community. Students take on more leadership roles in their service learning, dive into the cultural significance of memorials and historical narratives in their end-of-year project, and find new adventure during an environmentally focused global travel trip.

11thGRADE — NAVIGATION th 12 GRADE — VISION During 11th grade, students begin to focus on life beyond PRS. With their new passions and interests as their compass, students craft their own schedule, form and lead service learning groups, and explore career options through Ignite Career Day and the 11th grade Future Focus Interview. The year ends in a self-selected global travel trip that allows students to further develop and explore their interests as they share new experiences around the world with their peers and teachers.

Seniors translate their skills, passions, and knowledge during the Senior Seminar. Seniors are empowered to fully explore their voice and vision in every aspect of the last year at PRS — their schedule, global travel, service learning, and co-curriculars, reflect each student’s unique academic skills and interests, while offering students the opportunity to see where their purpose and vision may lead them beyond Pacific Ridge.

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PRS APPROACH The College Guidance process allows our team to truly get to know our students ­— their strengths, interests, and aspirations — so that we can empower each student to discover their best fit.

College Guidance at PRS is rooted in effective partnership between student, family, and college counselor with specialized programming every year.

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Student-to-Counselor Ratio

PRS The guidance counselors at PRS helped me find my passions, my interests, and which college I can truly see myself continuing to grow. They’ve helped me build trust in myself and the decisions I’ve made for my future.

— Tyler J. ‘23

College Guidance

Ahead

One Step

Our College Guidance team supports students through the college process, and empowers them with the experiences, accomplishments, and mindset to explore possibilities, gain acceptance, and make the decision that will serve them best in their lives ahead.

GUIDANCE THROUGH THE YEARS 9TH GRADE

10TH GRADE

11TH GRADE

12TH GRADE

• All-School Programs (Fall, Winter, Spring)

•G rade level project time small group meetings (Fall/Spring)

• PSAT/NMSQT (October)

• 2-Day Camp College Parent College Night (August)

•S COIR class meeting (November)

• College Night for Junior Parents (December)

• College Guidance presents at class meeting (December) • College Guidance meets with advisory groups (Spring)

• 1 0th-Grade College Night (February) •P SAT/ACT practice (March) • I ndividual student/family meetings (Spring)

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING OPEN TO FAMILIES IN ALL GRADES: Standardized Testing Primer, NCAA Night, Arts & Design Portfolio Preview, Financial Aid Facts & Formulas, College Admissions Officers Panel, Senior Student Panel, Key Conversations: a series covering a wide range of topics about the college process

• College Launch (November)

• Monthly College Guidance sessions (December - May) • ACT practice test (December) • Individual & family meetings with counselors (Winter & Spring)

• Grade level time devoted to college application work throughout the fall • Scholarship Search workshops • Senior parent coffees (November - May) • College Guidance & 12th grade Advisory programs support decision-making & transition to college (Winter & Spring)

• Personal Statement writing • Senior Sendoff for Seniors and Parents in English Class (March) • Coastline Case Studies (January) • Summer Kickoff Days (May)

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Academics

EXCELLENCE THROUGH CHALLENGE AND CARE At the heart of Pacific Ridge’s academic program is an exceptional college preparatory curriculum that fosters collaborative problem solving and curiosity across all disciplines.

Students learn to approach new ideas with confidence, ask the right questions, and think beyond what’s in front of them to make connections and find their path.

The PRS curriculum nurtures leaders and active participants in learning, building skills that will serve students outside of the classroom and into adulthood.

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PRS allowed me to think outside the box. It allowed me to take on challenges, and not only encouraged me to try new things, but supported me as I did so.

Pacific Ridge gives you the time to experiment, to travel, to find what you love.

-Jack M. ‘13

Core Value COMMIT TO LEARNING 10

To seek growth through curiosity, perseverance, and an open mind.

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Harkness Learning

WHERE Everyone HAS A SEAT AT THE TABLE Harkness is more than a tool for learning — it is at the heart of who we are. Classes gather around oval “Harkness” tables designed to facilitate conversation and educational exploration. At Pacific Ridge, teachers empower students with the confidence to engage with challenging material and appreciate different perspectives.

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Harkness prepared me to be a better student and professional in college and beyond. The practice of active learning made me confident to raise unique ideas, participate in difficult conversations, and push my boundaries by willingly seeking advice from professors.

The skills and lessons I took from Harkness continue to benefit me as a strong foundation in my college experience.

— Laura Z., ‘22

Students Participate at the Center of Their Education Through Harkness, students at PRS develop:

Confidence

Teachers guide conversations by posing topics, asking questions, and facilitating the participation of all students. Students have more opportunity to develop independent initiative, public speaking, and intellectual risk-taking through Harkness learning.

Broadened Perspective

Every student’s voice is heard and respected in

Critical Thinking

Our teaching style empowers students to engage

Harkness. Classmates learn the value of understanding varying experiences and perspectives, and how to listen with empathy and curiosity.

with challenging material while exploring, questioning, and honing their own thinking.

Communication

Participating in productive discourse, students learn the principles of communication. Teachers offer insight and guidance, promoting active listening and collaboration, and encouraging students to find their unique voice.

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STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO

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ACADEMIC & ENRICHMENT CLUBS

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Advisory Program

KNOW AND BE Pacific Ridge builds personal attention and connection into school programming to foster belonging, academic growth,

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and wellness. While our orientation and grade level social and enrichment activities provide significant moments for connection, our Advisory program is a key component to our educational experience.

The goal of Advisory is for students to be enriched by their relationship with an adult mentor, developing the habits and skills needed to overcome present and future challenges. A student’s connection with their advisor is just one of many lasting relationships with teachers, coaches, and staff across campus.

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Meaningful Connection Students are matched with a faculty advisor who meets with students in groups, at events and through individually scheduled meetings built into the academic day. For added continuity and connection, each Upper School student is paired with an advisor who will support them through graduation.

As a parent of two PRS alums (‘21 & ‘24), the relationships my children formed with their teachers inspired and sustained them during both their middle and high school experience and during their college careers. As a Head of School, I have been seeing those inspiring relationships between PRS teachers and students for years. Knowing that their teachers care for them and challenge them, allows our students to grow with confidence.

— Dr. Bob Ogle, Head of School and Teacher

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Service Learning

THE POWER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE At Pacific Ridge, we offer year-long curricula grounded in ethical principles and societal issues to show students the impact that they can have on their communities and the world. They participate in hands-on learning to help understand the complex challenges facing society, the systems that create them, and the imperative to participate in solutions.

In our Service Learning program, we teach core ethical principles with regular opportunities to serve the community so that students can put those principles into action. Offering a focus on service learning throughout the educational experience, inspires students to approach the world with compassion and an empowerment to make lasting change.

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CARE FOR OUR COMMUNITY

We build community through courage, conviction, and kindness.

In Middle School, students meet weekly to gain academic, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving skills that will assist them in their projects, which vary by grade. Service learning projects require students to collaborate with both local and global communities in order to reach concrete goals.

The Upper School service learning experience is defined by student-directed action. Students take the lead on new or continued projects, driving change through passion and the needs of their community. They meet collaboratively and across multiple disciplines — for example, PRS Prosthetics is a group that utilizes the 3D printers in the Innovation Center, fabricating arm prosthetics for children in need.

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Current Service Learning Groups on Campus

Fall Fest Each year, service learning groups host Fall Fest, where they set up booths to raise awareness and funding for their projects. Fall Fest is one of the many ways Pacific Ridge comes together to create a positive impact in our community. pacificridge.org

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Global Travel Program

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Pacific Ridge offers a globally focused curriculum and a program of annual travel — encompassing both perspective and action — to help students think outside of themselves, develop empathy, and prepare to contribute to the world around them. Our travelers pursue engagement through academic enrichment, cultural and linguistic immersion, and service work. Through this approach, students grow together and gain awareness of perspectives, experiences, and ways of life beyond their own.

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I have gone to places I have never imagined I would ever go like D.C, Yosemite, Peru, Ghana, and Togo. Through the global travel program I have learned about other cultures and history, done community service, and opened my eyes to a whole new world and different perspectives.

— Jaida M. ‘22

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Middle School: Local Citizens Middle school students travel with faculty earlier in the year to actively engage with the year’s curriculum and practice Pacific Ridge’s core values.

Students in sixth and seventh grade explore nature in Big Bear and Catalina Island, while eighth grade pursues civic action and national goverment in Washington D.C. 9th and 10th Grade: World Travelers Students expand their leadership skills and forge close bonds with classmates while exploring diverse landscapes in the Arizona wilderness and the Americas.

11th and 12th Grade: Global Citizens Students have the opportunity to take part in school-designed travel courses ranging from rich, but challenging cultural immersion in the Peruvian Amazon to our biology-focused course to The Galapagos Islands. These experiences encourage students to consider and reconsider who they are and how they dream of their future in a global context.

Nearly 90% of students participate in the Global Travel program each year

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ACKNOWLEDGE VIEWS BEYOND OUR OWN

We respect the diversity of our community.

We encourage conversations that promote learning and inclusivity.

Core Value

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Arts Program

Arts Are

Essential

Arts at Pacific Ridge spark creative expression and inventive problem-solving at all levels. The arts program incorporates academic excellence and innovative exploration throughout all of the courses and clubs offered. Beginning in middle school with the arts rotational program, students are offered opportunities to try on new skills, perspectives and mediums that move with them beyond the classroom.

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UPPER SCHOOL ARTS COURSES

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When I started taking photography in middle school, I would just look at a scene and try to find something “cool” to take pictures of. After doing my social issue project, focusing on the opioid epidemic, I learned how to use my emotions to tell a story with my photos, not just take a pretty picture.

— Mia M. ‘20 Award Winning Photographer

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STEAM

EXPLORE DISCIPLINES

Explore skills across multiple fields in project-based learning environments with SHTEAM courses.

Individual trimester electives can be combined to create a unique year-long experience, building upon the skills gained and ideas explored throughout.

Students dive deep into larger topics, as well as learn from a variety of teachers, bringing varied expertise and perspectives to the greater theme.

Past SHTEAM Courses Animation

Industrial Design

Product Design

Artificial Intelligence: Application & Implication

Modern Markets

Science & Society: Action for Impact

Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital

Marketing/ Advertising

Forensics

Nanotechnology

Surf & Skate: Design/Build

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One of Pacific Ridge’s longest running clubs, Model U.N., offers students the chance to explore real-world issues with peers from other schools.

Activities & Clubs

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GROWTH THROUGH Experience The co-curricular program at PRS empowers students by giving them choice in how they transform and apply their classroom knowledge into practice through real-world experiences. By building Service Learning, Clubs, and Affinity and Alliance Groups into the class schedule, students enjoy more opportunity to build their experience making an impact within and outside of our community.

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One of the things I love about PRS is all of the opportunity in and out of the classroom during the school day. I was able to take on leadership roles in Feminist United and Student Council. Because I also have a job afterschool, being able to be involved with these clubs during the school day made a big difference for me.

— Sydney O. ‘23

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Some of our most popular clubs compete as academic teams, including Academic League, Science Olympiad, and Model U.N.

These clubs offer students a chance to work together in areas of interest and take on leadership roles, building their experience for the future.

Middle School Clubs Art Club

SeaPerch Robotics

Chess Club

Student Council

Coding Club

Quilting Club

Music Ensemble Club Science Olympiad

Upper School Clubs Academic Team

NASA HUNCH

Architecture Club

Robotics

Astronomy Club

Science Olympiad

Ceramics Club

Speech & Debate Club

Chess Club

Student Council

Culinary Club

SWENext (Women in Science)

Cybersecurity Club Entrepreneurship Club Finance Club Gaming & Design Club Geography Club Improv Club Mock Trial Club Model United Nations

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SKILLS BEYOND The Classroom At Pacific Ridge School, students have the opportunity to take the skills learned in the classroom into practice through grade level experiences and projects that scale with students learning.

6thGRADE

TREBUCHET

Students continue their Wayfinder Journey during a design and build project integrated with historical and English curriculum.

7 thGRADE

DERBY CARS

A tradition at PRS, students work collaboratively to design and build their own soapbox derby car. Project week ends with a

derby celebration including a time trial competition, a viewing of each team’s derby video, and an awards ceremony.

8thGRADE

CASTLE DESIGN

Using knowledge from geometry and physics, eighth grade advisories each build a castle with a working drawbridge and the integrity to withstand attacks from the sixth grade trebuchets.

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Grade Level Projects

9thGRADE

ORATIONS

Orations are an opportunity for ninth grade students to have their voice heard by the entire community. Over the course of the year students research, write, revise, and perfect an original speech on a topic that matters to them. It is a time when ninth grade students explore what interests them, the identities they carry, and ultimately discover the voice that will support them in their high school journey.

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FUTURE FOCUS INTERVIEW

Considering the intersection between personal passion and meaningful work, students identify areas of business, science, social entrepreneurship, arts, politics, etc., that interest them, seek out local leaders in those professions to interview, and share their findings with their peers. This project aligns with Ignite Career Day and our College Launch program for juniors, providing time for students to consider their lives beyond PRS and the potential journeys that await.

10thGRADE

12 thGRADE

Students consider how communities choose to

The Pacific Ridge experience culminates when

remember the past — they research a historical

seniors focus on leaving an enduring legacy within

narrative and use various media to create and

the community. Seniors take the lead and develop

pitch a public memorial to reflect their own

a unique project to showcase their exemplary

interpretation of that narrative. Students cultivate

talents and studies, which are presented by way

a sense of responsibility towards preserving and

of a workshop, plenary keynote, panel discussion,

acknowledging the diverse perspectives that

interactive lesson, demonstration, performance or

shape our collective history.

presentation.

MEMORIAL PROJECT

SENIOR SEMINAR

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Athletics Whether your child wants to compete for a CIF championship or try a new sport, Pacific Ridge Athletics creates the environment for athletes to develop and thrive. Starting in sixth grade, students will have the opportunity to represent the Firebirds on the field and compete against peer schools, both public and private.

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Sports at Pacific Ridge meant everything to me. Not only was I able to further my love for basketball, but I was also able to try out other sports and create lifelong friendships.

I’ll forever remember my time as an athlete at PRS.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS

— Brady B. ‘22

FALL SPORTS

WINTER SPORTS

CROSS COUNTRY BASKETBALL - BOYS FLAG FOOTBALL SOCCER - BOYS LACROSSE - GIRLS SOCCER - GIRLS VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS

SPRING SPORTS BASKETBALL - GIRLS LACROSSE - BOYS TENNIS VOLLEYBALL - BOYS

We are accountable for our actions and their impact. We learn from our experiences and make purposeful changes.

UPPER SCHOOL SPORTS

FALL SPORTS BEACH VOLLEYBALL - BOYS CROSS COUNTRY DANCE TEAM GOLF - GIRLS ICE HOCKEY SURF TEAM TENNIS - GIRLS VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS WATER POLO

WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL - BOYS BASKETBALL - GIRLS DANCE TEAM ICE HOCKEY SOCCER - BOYS SOCCER - GIRLS SURF TEAM

SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL BEACH VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS GOLF - BOYS LACROSSE - BOYS LACROSSE - GIRLS SWIM TEAM TENNIS - BOYS TRACK & FIELD VOLLEYBALL - BOYS

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I’m always reconnecting with people who graduated in my year or other years and find that we share a unique way of looking at the world and almost a common language that pleasantly surprises me.

— Zoe S. ‘19

FOREVER A FIREBIRD Being a Firebird doesn’t end at graduation. We welcome our Firebird alums back to campus often — whether to visit old classrooms during Alumni Day, celebrate the holidays at Gingerbread Breakfast, or share their post-grad experience during Ignite Career Day, our community continues to support and cheer on one another even after they’ve left the nest.

Welcome Back to the Nest With so many events around campus, PRS alumni love coming back to the nest for celebrated annual events like Gingerbread Breakfast.

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Watch to Learn More About Ignite!

Firebirds at Ignite Ignite is a Pacific Ridge take on career day where the entire junior class listens to a short panel of local professionals on their career paths and then students break into a series of small roundtable discussions with professionals in career areas of interest. Each year alumni have joined, offering their own perspectives and guidance to young students.

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