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• All Buckley MATHFAX Teams Ranked Top 10 in Nation

  Posted March 9, 2010

  National standings after the third of four MATHFAX competitions:

  Advanced Math: Buckley is 2nd
  Algebra II: Buckley is 6th
  Geometry: Buckley is 9th
  Algebra I: Buckley is 7th
  Pre-Algebra: Buckley is 10th
  Math 6: Buckley is 7th

  Three Buckley Advanced Math students rank in the top 10 in the nation: Eric Murray '11 ( 2nd) and Max Praglin ’10 and Rachel Garfinkel ’10 (3rd). Congratulations students.
  

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• Visual Arts Chair Ellen Mahoney Named 2010 Los Angeles Regional Scholastic Art Awards Teacher

  

  Posted March 4, 2010

  Students weren’t the only honorees at last weekend’s Scholastic Art & Writing Awards ceremony last weekend – Visual Arts Department Chair Ellen Mahoney was named the first-ever Los Angeles Regional Scholastic Art Awards Teacher.

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• Jamie O’Donnell ’10 Awarded only Gold Award for Poetry in State Writing Competition

  Posted February 12, 2010

  At a banquet on February 11, senior Jamie O’Donnell was honored by The California Writing Awards for her outstanding portfolio of poetry. She received a Silver Key for her seven-poem portfolio, and a Gold Key, which is awarded to the most accomplished works, for one of her poems. Of approximately 2,000 submissions in 12 categories of writing, Jamie was the only student to win a Gold Key in the field of poetry.

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• Author & Cartoonist Robb Armstrong on Campus for Black History Month Talks

  

  Posted February 12, 2010

  Today, Robb Armstrong, writer and creator of the nationally syndicated Jump Start cartoon strip, presented to all Buckley students and met with the faculty and staff. His key messages for Middle & Upper School students included: You have to live out your dream and make a difference in this world…every human has a purpose in life and you are in a position to figure out what yours is – don’t let anything pull you off course; and, we need to study black history because it is human history… as human beings, we need to know “where the other guy came from” to realize humanity. With Lower School students, Armstrong's emphasis was on creativity.

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• Free Dress Friday Raises Funds for Haiti

  Posted January 22, 2010

  Casual dress is the norm today as students in all divisions have the opportunity to donate $10.00 to help the people of Haiti in exchange for a uniform-free Friday. This one-day event is in addition to an ongoing fundraising campaign for the American Red Cross, as well as the collection of gently used shoes for citizens of Haiti.

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