Harvest Fest welcomed an unexpected guest this year! Meet Gobblesnood, a heritage turkey who sparked curiosity and plenty of questions as students learned about his colorful appearance, behaviors, and unique characteristics.

Preparing for a successful school year isn't about getting ahead academically. Healthy routines, growing independence, strong relationships, and habits like persistence and adaptability can help children return to school feeling confident and ready to learn.

From meal planning and budgeting to cooking and hosting, Culinary Arts Camp gave students the opportunity to build confidence, develop practical life skills, and discover the joy of preparing and sharing meals together.

Some of the richest learning begins with a simple question. Discover how everyday outdoor adventures help children build curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning through exploration.

Confidence and independence aren't traits children are born with, they're skills that grow through everyday experiences. Discover simple ways to help your child build resilience, responsibility, and self-confidence this summer.

Curiosity grows when children have time to wonder. Discover simple ways to encourage reading, conversation, creativity, and independent thinking throughout the summer.

Summer offers countless opportunities for children to build curiosity, confidence, creativity, and independence. Discover why some of the most meaningful learning happens outside the classroom.

Marylhurst students explored movement, music, and culture through the K-Pop Dance Elective, building confidence, dance skills, and a supportive community along the way.

Marylhurst students in the after-school cross country enrichment class built endurance, confidence, and teamwork while encouraging one another through personal goals and running milestones.

Three members of The Marylhurst School community were recognized in the 2026 Cascadia Youth Poetry Contest, celebrating the creativity, voice, and emotional depth of young writers across grade levels.

Meadowlarks East students stepped into the role of doctors for a day, applying math, literacy, and problem-solving skills through an immersive hospital-themed learning experience.

Marylhurst students celebrated Literacy Week through reading, writing, and creative exploration, building confidence as readers, writers, and thoughtful participants in the world of stories.

K/1 Sparrows students explore space through imaginative play, scientific inquiry, and hands-on learning, building collaboration, problem-solving, and confidence as young thinkers.

Marylhurst middle school students engaged in a dynamic Literacy Week filled with reading, discussion, poetry, and art, exploring how stories shape understanding and connection.

Marylhurst’s Read-a-Thon supports vibrant school libraries, helping students grow as readers while discovering stories that spark curiosity, connection, and a lifelong love of reading.

Marylhurst students showcased curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking at the 2026 Science Fair, with projects spanning psychology, engineering, environmental science, and more.

In Beehive, Marylhurst’s aftercare program, preschool and prekindergarten students explore art and design through a Bauhaus-inspired study of shapes, color, and creative expression.

Marylhurst celebrates the completion of a new campus pavilion, a welcoming gathering space that supports daily connection, community, and real-world learning.

Marylhurst’s middle school team delivered its strongest Oregon Battle of the Books performance to date, advancing to the Elite Eight and showcasing impressive teamwork, leadership, and a shared love of reading.

What begins as a simple classroom ritual can grow into something much bigger. Inspired by their daily “good morning” greetings and the beloved picture book Goodnight Moon, the Sparrows East class is creating their own book titled Good Morning, Sparrows!