At the annual Pollyanna Conference, SD students and educators join peers from across California to explore how understanding neurodiverse experiences can strengthen inclusion in schools.

Laz G. ’27 shines with five goals in an 8–1 win over Branson

San Domenico boarders gather for the first-ever Trivia Night, rediscovering campus history and celebrating the friendships that make it home.

In a culminating project for the Banned Books class study of 1984, students connect Orwell’s warnings to today’s tech landscape through research, rhetoric, and real-world relevance.

Seventh-grade students combine algebra and food drive donations as they use linear functions to calculate points for San Domenico’s Thanksgiving Food Drive.

Second graders explore the towering world of coast redwoods with Ranger Adrian, discovering how these ancient trees, and the ecosystems they sustain, teach us about resilience, adaptation, and care for the Earth.

With nearly every runner setting a season best—including a new SD all-time 5K record—Panthers are primed for a strong showing at NCS.

Every morning, I try to take a moment to remember all of the things I am grateful for: my family, my home, my work...

Upper School English and Journalism Teacher Rebecca Elegant explores love, loss, and authenticity in her new poetry collection Tell Me Something True; a collaboration born from friendship, art, and early-morning writing rituals.

Middle School journalists turn creativity, collaboration, and a lot of laughter into a weekly news show that keeps San Domenico students informed and entertained.
 

International boarding students share personal stories from Brazil, Mexico, and Vietnam, helping younger peers understand food insecurity as a global and local issue—and inspiring them to take action.

The annual concert opens the season with joy, reflection, and reunion, celebrating 175 years of music and mentorship as former and current Virtuoso Program musicians share the stage once more.

With vibrant mosaics and fast-paced peer discussions, SD sophomores deepen literary analysis while bringing their independent reading to life.

This week is the start of our Thanksgiving Food Drive. For the next three weeks, students from our Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools will all be working together to collect food and learn about food justice.