Julia Morgan School for Girls

Join us for the Summer Program! We still have spots open in several camps, and programs range from Art to STEAM, Volleyball, Coding, and many more. Our teachers and counselors are busy preparing fun and engaging activities for everyone, and we'd love to have you join us. Enrollment is open until June 12, please contact Molly Smart at [email protected] with any questions.

Team photo of our track stars, plus the hardware to prove it. 🥇

At the regional Middle School Track & Field Championship, our 7th grade team took home the top prize, led by Iyla and Rachel who took home 1st and 2nd in the 800, and Iyla racing to 1st in the 1600.

The 6th grade team earned 2nd place, powered by Mira‘s huge 1st place finish in the 800. And the 8th grade team finished 5th, with Miya blazing to 2nd place in the 400.

Big races, big results, and one very proud team.

Bravo to our talented students who put on a fantastic Spring Concert! 🎶
We were treated to a sneak peek during rehearsal and got a glimpse of the creativity and talent on display. From songs and dances to original compositions, students showcased an impressive range of artistic expression and the hard work behind this special performance.

In these final days of the school year, our sixth graders are celebrating something truly extraordinary: they are now published authors!

After months of thoughtful writing, revising, designing, and reflecting, each student created a unique novel, complete with its own ISBN number. At their book release party, students shared the journey behind their work with friends and families, then everyone had the chance to explore their incredible collection of stories.

Congratulations, sixth grade authors!

As we move through the final weeks of the school year, our hearts are full. 💛

This week, students helped us honor the incredible faculty and staff who have reached meaningful milestones in their time at Julia Morgan School for Girls. We celebrated Kathrina, Jessyca, Ieeshea, and Tanya on completing their first year; Anna on five years; Suzanne on 15 years; Raymundo on 20 years; Lorraine on 21 years; and Marcia on 25+ years.

Each of these milestones represents so much: compassion, dedication, guidance, and the kind of presence that shapes and champions a school community.

With extra gratitude, we also celebrate Lorraine and Marcia as they retire. Their impact will be felt for years to come.

When girls are given access to education, entire communities thrive. Julia Morgan School is proud to support and uplift AAPI girls pursuing knowledge, leadership, and opportunity.