Learning extensions
Learning at Page goes beyond textbooks, with immersive projects, productions, and field studies that connect classroom concepts to the real world.
Students build critical thinking, collaboration & communication skills while exploring every subject through meaningful, hands-on experiences.
Arts-integrated & project-based
The arts aren't an add-on at Page but part of how the academics are taught, and the programs on this page are where that shows up most clearly.
Students apply what they've studied by building, writing, designing, and performing, whether that's an invention they present to families or a production they stage from the set design to the final bow.
Field studies & competitions
Students take what they're learning out into the world, and they bring what they discover back to the classroom.
AstroCamp
Students explore science and space in specialized labs while building teamwork and problem-solving skills.
California Missions
Students visit historic California Missions, connecting classroom history lessons with places they can see and touch.
DAR Writing Contest
Students research historical topics, write essays, and present their findings through writing and public speaking competitions.
Invention & imagination
Our signature Invention Convention turns the traditional science fair into a showcase where students become inventors, entrepreneurs, and presenters.
Students identify real-world challenges and brainstorm solutions through a structured design thinking process. They build, test, and refine their prototypes, and then they present their process and findings to an audience, which builds confidence along with engineering skills.
Center stage & behind the scenes
In our hands-on musical theatre program, students bring stories to life from every angle. They sketch set designs, sew costumes, run lights, build props, and shape soundscapes, so every performance becomes a collaboration between imagination and discipline.
Explore Our World
Our signature interdisciplinary project involves every grade level, building knowledge and skills step by step from kindergarten through 8th grade.
Building communities
In kindergarten through 2nd grade, young learners explore neighborhoods, families, and local connections through hands-on discovery and creative expression.
Cultural connections
In 3rd through 5th grade, students investigate cultures, traditions, and global perspectives while developing research and presentation skills.
Historical analysis
In 6th through 8th grade, students study U.S. growth and conflict using primary sources, critical thinking, and complex problem-solving.
Service & community
Community service runs throughout our curriculum, so students don't just learn about making a difference, they actively contribute to their communities while building empathy, leadership, and social responsibility.
Identify community needs
Students research and discover local challenges that need support and engagement.
Design service projects
Collaborative planning connects curriculum goals with meaningful opportunities to help the community.
Implement and reflect
Active service followed by thoughtful reflection deepens learning and personal growth.