List of 10 news stories.

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  Kindergarten Welcomes New Feathered Friends!

  After spring break, Kindergarten students dove into an exciting hands-on science unit all about chickens and ducks. Both classrooms eagerly began their exploration of bird life cycles—starting with fertilized eggs in incubators.
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  3rd Graders Build the Valley Oak Canopy Classroom

  In April, 3rd graders unveiled the Valley Oak Canopy Classroom—a lasting gift to the community and the culmination of their Young Changemakers project.
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  A Day with Artist in Residence Branly Cadet

  To kick off Black History Month, Seven Hills welcomed Branly Cadet—classically trained sculptor of iconic public artworks and Civil Rights sculptures—for an inspiring campus visit.
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  Middle Schoolers Take Action: Supporting Wildfire Relief in Los Angeles

  When news of the Los Angeles fires reached campus, Student Council sprang into action—moved by empathy and a desire to help.
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  Seven Hills Students Lead the Way in Green Initiatives with Top Diversion Rate

  With an 88% diversion rate in 2024, Seven Hills continues to lead over 60 Contra Costa County schools in waste reduction efforts.
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  Seven Hills Voted Best of the East Bay Private School K-8

  Seven Hills is honored to be named 2024’s Best of the East Bay Private School for Grades K-8!
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  The Genesis of Curiosity Workshop

  Step onto campus on a given Friday afternoon, and you'll witness our 4th and 5th graders engaged in dynamic small-group activities. It’s part of the Curiosity Workshop, a vibrant pilot program launched last fall.
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  Red Barn Race Day

  What began as a shared interest in motorcycles at Red Barn evolved into a year-long inquiry and exploration into the world of motocross.
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  A Culture of Collaboration

  “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” – Aristotle
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  Celebrating 100 Years of Service: Alumni Reunion Honors Linden Van Wert and Barbara Ewell Eaton

  In early June, more than 140 alumni across seven decades reunited to celebrate Linden and Barb’s remarkable 100 years of combined service.