As we approach the end of the school year, I always feel an excitement and a loss. It is hard to say goodbye!

From dazzling performances to thought-provoking artwork and evenings under the stars, Panthers spent the week honoring the people, passions, and moments that shaped the year.

Through challenging problem solving and creative mathematical thinking, San Domenico students rank among top performers in a worldwide mathematics competition involving tens of thousands of participants.

Kaleidoscope dazzles audiences with an explosion of movement, and artistic expression. Through original choreography and a vibrant mix of dance styles, student performers transform the stage into a mosaic of color, emotion, and storytelling.

Our annual Middle School Arts in Action is a celebration of dance, theatre, and music.

What began as childhood curiosity becomes a countywide public health initiative as Sahitya R. ’28 works to make sun safety more accessible through education, advocacy, and free sunscreen stations.

After emceeing a national gala for young writers and earning a New York production of his latest comedy, Jackson P.W. ’30 is turning a passion for storytelling into real-world opportunity.

Blending humor, cinematography, and environmental storytelling, Michael transforms a statewide water education challenge into an award-winning film that stands out for both creativity and clarity.

Panther student-athletes crush it in sports and in the classroom with top GPAs.

Last week, I stumbled upon a cassette tape in the Upper School. I was amazed: who is still listening to cassette tapes in 2026?

A beloved San Domenico tradition, Day on the Green brings all divisions together for live performances, family fun, and community celebration.

From sunrise hikes and championship wins to student leadership and senior traditions, Panther Nation closes the year grounded in community, connection, and the moments that make life on the Green unforgettable.

Triple Dividend was selected as the only team from all of Northern California to compete in Boston in June.

Through tours, conversations, and small-group sessions, juniors learn how Canal Alliance connects Marin families with educational opportunities, career pathways, housing support, and youth services.

By reading aloud, performing scenes, and interpreting character relationships in real time, students turn Romeo and Juliet into an active exploration of language, meaning, and human connection.