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Stop by the Creative Arts Center to see amazing 3-D works by our students
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Jazz band and friends performing Friday, May 2
The Upper School Jazz Band play everything from Duke Ellington to the Black Keys. Guests from the senior class will perform jazz, funk, and rock.
Curtain at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Black Box Theater in the new Creative Arts Center
Admission is free
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Plant exchange drop-off happening this week oustide Cabell Center Theater
April 28 – May 1
Spring Festival’s Honey Hollow Plant Exchange is a tradition! Help us make this year's plant exchange a success by gathering divisions, seedlings, and starts from your garden. We kindly request that you label all plants. No invasives, please. If you have questions, please get in touch with Maya Wells at mayaherb@earthlink.net.
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CG student and tutor featured on KATU news story about test prep
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Check out the CatlinSpeak student newspaper
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CommuniCare Club donates $11,000 to nonprofits serving youth in Portland
Student philanthropy supports community
Catlin Gabel's CommuniCare Club strives to enable youth in the Portland area to expand and increase their opportunities in education. This year, they made grants to LifeWorks, Minds Matter, New Avenues for Youth, Shadow Project, and SMART.
The Harold & Arlene Schnitzer Care Foundation established the CommuniCare program in 1998 to help teens learn about philanthropy and the needs of their community through grant making.
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Shop at our new online store–take advantage of free shipping through May 11
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Teacher Dave Whitson in Oregonian piece about hosting exchange students
Oregonian article, May 2014
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Students join international conversation about food equity
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Students in the PLACE urban studies class joined forces with students from Rex Putnam High School in Milwaukie, Oregon, to give a presentation about food security at a virtual international youth conference.
Other presenting groups were from Grand Rapids, Michigan; Medellin, Colombia; Lima, Peru; and Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. The conference was at 6 a.m. PST, so the students from Oregon awakened at 4:30 to set up at Rex Putnam at 5:30 a.m.
The mayor of Grand Rapids addressed the conference and said he was grateful to have youth tackling the important issues of food sustainability and equity.
Representatives from the United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability also attended the virtual conference from locales in Germany, Bangladesh, and Brazil.
The presentations were informative, the questions were rich, and everyone learned a lot about local food issues in different countries.
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Ten students named international film festival finalists
Four individuals and three teams of two and have made it to the top 46 Pacific Northwest Regional Finals of the International Youth Silent Film Festival. As finalists, their work will be showcased May 19 – 21, from 7:30 to 9 p.m., at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland.
Congratulations to individual finalists freshman Gus Edelen O’Brien, and sophomores Søren Anderson, Becca Dunn, and Nic Bergen; and to team finalists freshmen Reuben Schafir and Vikram Nallakrishnan, Elena Lee and Zulema Young-Toledo, and Ben Waitches-Eubanks and Javin Dana.
The International Youth Silent Film Festival is a nonprofit organization that gives youth the opportunity to show their work at an annual competition. To purchase tickets, contact the Hollywood Theatre or call 503-281-4215.
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Senior David Furman joining University of Portland's NCAA Division I tennis team
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Preschool circus 2014 photo gallery
Practice Makes Circus!
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Oregon Music Hall of Fame awards senior Kristin Qian a college scholarship
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Middle School boys and girls track & field teams win district championships
Congratulations! The future looks bright.
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Valerie Ding & Nikhil Murthy win awards at Int'l Science Fair
Catlin Gabel sent two finalists this year to the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair held the week of May 11 in Los Angeles. Both Nikhil Murthy ’17 and Valerie Ding ’15 came home with awards.
Valerie Ding won four awards:
1. 4th Place Grand Award in Physics & Astronomy
2. 3rd Place Internationally & 1st Place Nationally (USA), SPIE International Society for Optics and Photonics
3. Top 6 Nationally, from American Association of Physics Teachers and the American Physical Society
4. New American University Provost Scholarship, Arizona State University (awarded to 22 projects nationally).
Nikhil Murthy won 2nd Place Grand Award in the category of Chemistry.
Congratulations, Nikhil and Valerie!
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Upper School students featured in Columbian article about community service in Clark Co.
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Nic Bergen '16 wins Grand Prize at International Silent Film Festival
Sophomore Nic Bergen's film "Continuous Quest" won the Grand Prix--first place, best film--last night at the selective International Youth Silent Film Festival, competing against films from the U.S., Canada, and China. Nic received a generous cash prize and time on the set of "Grimm," and will be featured in the Rose Festival. Watch for news of a public screening on June 4. Congrats to Nic and our other finalists, Søren Anderson, Becca Dunn, Gus Edelen O'Brien, Zulema Young-Toledo & Elena Lee, Ben Waitches-Eubanks & Javin Dana, and Vikram Nallakrishnan & Reuben Schafir!
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8th grade films win awards at Middle School Media Festival
Three films by Catlin Gabel 8th graders received awards at the Middle School Media Festival at Bush School in Seattle:
"Free Yourself" by Andrei Stoica and Katie Truong: Honorable Mention
"Welcome To The Hood" by Stuart Ryan, Mason Snider, and Elliott White: Audience Award
"One Fish Two Fish Dead Fish Chewed Fish" by Piper Kizziar, Kathryn Putz and Rachael Underwood: Audience Award & Teacher’s Choice Award
Congratulations to the filmmakers and their teacher, Brendan Gill.
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Lara Rakocevic '16 wins state tennis championship. Congrats, Lara!
Oregonian article, May 2014
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Summer Borrowing is Underway in the US Library!
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