Introduction to Upland Hills School
Current Events
TPS Fall Performance - Friday, November 14 at 7pm
A Night with the Bard (or A Sample Size of Shakespeare)
JPB Thanksgiving Skit - Friday, November 21 at 2 pm
Parent Teacher Conferences - Monday & Tuesday, November 24 & 25
Holiday Book Fair - Monday & Tuesday, November 24 & 25
Blog
“Who We Are” Podcast—Jan and Kathy
Podcast – Episode 2 of the Council of Elders podcast series “Who We Are” is out now! Michael sat down with Jan and Kathy, two of our legacy teachers, to talk about their time as teachers and parents at Upland Hills, how they found the school, and what they hope that current parents can do…
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“Master of Change” by Brad Stuhlberg
We are highlighting a powerful new book by Brad Stuhlberg called, Master of Change. The book serves as a guide to resilience and rugged flexibility. In it, the author outlines the science and art behind cultivating rugged flexibility, and his philosophy for navigating periods of disorder. Think of the guide as a “cliff notes” primer…
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Who We Are – An Upland Hills Podcast
The Upland Hills Council of Elders has asked Michael to create a podcast to highlight the stories from parents and other community members that tell the story of who we are as a school. For the first episode (available only on YouTube) Michael interviewed his parents, Colleen Cavanagh and Dan Kosuth, to talk about how…
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"I observe that every child demonstrates a comprehensive curiosity. Children are interested in everything and are forever embarrassing their specialized parents by the wholeness of their interests. Children demonstrate right from the beginning that their genes are organized to help them to apprehend, comprehend, coordinate, and employ—in all directions."
- Buckminster Fuller
Campus
Ecological Awareness Center
The EAC is rooted in the desire to inform and nurture awareness, accompanied by actions that promote the well-being of all life on Earth.
Community Supported Agriculture
The Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, serves as a rich and varied outdoor classroom for our students. From choosing seeds to planting, tending, harvesting and cooking our students are deeply immersed in the food circle.
Karen Joy Theater
The Theatre Experience has been an integral part of our curriculum since our beginning in 1971. It gives children a place to work together toward the common goal closest to the heart of a child, the magic of wonder.