Decision 2012



Area middle school students and their parents are invited to attend “High School Decision 2012” on Thursday, October 20 at Westerly School from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to hear 21 representatives from area high schools talk about their programs.  The event at 2950 East 29^th Street, Long Beach, is open to all.

Decision 2012 is designed to help middle school families make informed decisions about high school selection by helping them to understand the various options.  There will be short presentations by high school representatives and an opportunity for families to gather information and ask questions.

There will be representatives from public schools, such as the Long Beach Poly PACE and CIC programs along with Wilson High School Distinguished Scholars.

In addition, area independent and charter high schools are attending, including Chadwick School (Palos Verdes Peninsula), Loyola High School (Los Angeles), Fairmont Preparatory Academy (Anaheim), Cornelia Connelly School (Anaheim), Mater Dei High School (Santa Ana), Lutheran High School of Orange County (Orange), Rolling Hills Preparatory School (San Pedro), Servite High School (Anaheim), Sage Hill High School (Newport Coast), Vistamar High School (El Segundo), Saint Joseph High School (Lakewood), Tarbut V’Torah School (Irvine), The Webb Schools (Claremont), Rosary High School (Fullerton), St. John Bosco High School (Bellflower), and Colegio New City School (Long Beach), Providence High School (Burbank) and Santa Catalina School (Monterey).

For further information, visit Westerly’s website at www.westerlyschool.org. To RSVP, please contact Dr. Kalim Rayburn, Westerly’s Assistant Head of School, at krayburn@westerlyschool.org or call (562) 981-3151.

Westerly School is an independent, non-profit, kindergarten through eighth grade non-denominational school whose mission is to develop each child’s full potential intellectually, emotionally, morally and physically.