[imagebrowser=3] The Healdsburg School marked Halloween with a school parade in the morning and a cooperative performance with through the San Francisco Opera Guild's "Opera a la Carte" program. Sung in English, the opera is performed by professional singers, a pianist and a docent, as well as sixth grade students. [...]
The Healdsburg School is offering a new scholarship for new, incoming students in grades four through seven. The scholarship will cover half of the $13,450 annual tuition and will be offered for the duration of the student’s stay at the 134-student school. Twenty-five students are expected to receive the aid. [...]
The Healdsburg School will host a forum on protecting children from internet threats on Thursday. “Protecting Your Child in the Cyber World” will be presented by police officer Steve DeWarns from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 20. DeWarns has appeared on the Today Show and Dr. Phil, talking [...]
The Healdsburg School hosted the San Francisco Opera Guild last Friday for a performance that included a handful of THS students. Eight of The Healdsburg School's sixth graders performed in a rendition of Gioacchino Rossini's "Cinderella." The SF Opera Guild reaches more than 130 schools a year for mini-operas, sung [...]
Congressman Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, stopped by The Healdsburg School Monday to visit classrooms, meet with head of school Sandi Passalacqua and take questions from students at the kindergarten through eighth grade campus. Thompson represents the first congressional district which stretches from the Bay Area, along the coast, to the [...]
Eighth graders from The Healdsburg School served a three course meal to more than 100 guests at Bistro Ralph in Healdsburg Dec. 6 to raise funds for the Healdsburg Food Pantry. All of the tips and wine purchases went to the Food Pantry and 50 percent of the food orders [...]
The Healdsburg School celebrated the opening of their school year Tuesday with the release of 12 doves directed by Head of School Sandi Passalacqua. The K-8 campus, in its second year, has 109 students this year -- up 30 percent over its inaugural run.