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Center for Excellence Registration is Open

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Registration for Chaminade College Preparatory’s Center for Excellence (CCE) is now open. It is the perfect place for students to spend their summer learning and growing. With classes in the morning and afternoon, CCE offers programs, for students entering grades 1-12, designed to inspire, engage, and empower young minds.

Students entering grades 1 through 12 will enjoy expanding their horizons through the Center for Excellence summer programming. For students entering Chaminade’s 6th grade, Eagles Take Flight will prepare them academically and introduce them to Chaminade’s middle school community; while students entering high school grades can acquire valuable skills in High School Study and Success Skills, and students entering 12th grade can prepare for college applications in the College Application Bootcamp. CCE also offers robotics programs on both campuses with a brand-new class on the West Hills campus focusing on electronics and programming.

This year, CCEs summer Ste[+a]m Academy, for grades K-5, will once again be powered by STEMscopes. With a different curriculum each week, there is no repetition. Each STEMscope module engages students in cross-disciplinary activities that build knowledge and skills in areas including computer science, engineering, and biomedical science. Students can come for one week, or all five weeks.

The Great Books Academy, for grades K-5, is one of CCEs most popular programs aimed at educating the whole child. The Great Books curriculum is the cornerstone of the academy and is specially designed to help students become independent readers and thinkers by focusing on reading comprehension, critical thinking, vocabulary, and writing.

Summer is also an excellent time for students of all ages to pursue their creative passions in visual and performing arts. And children ages 5 to 15 can join CCEs Sports Camps and explore athletics from football to basketball as well as soccer, baseball, volleyball, fencing, and more. The West Hills campus also hosts Varsity Camps, which gives students the chance to work with Chaminade’s varsity head coaches, players, and former athletes with college and professional experience.

For more information visit chaminade.org/centerforexcellence or click here to register today.

Middle School Athletics Brings Home Five Championship Titles

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It has been a great season for middle school athletics with volleyball, baseball and track and field teams all bringing home championship titles. On May 8, Chaminade’s middle school boys’ volleyball team made history bringing home its first league championship title by beating Paul Revere Middle School 25-20. The victory caps off an undefeated season (13-0) for the middle school boys’ volleyball team.

On May 9, Chaminade’s middle school baseball had two enormous victories. The Delphic Blue baseball team brought home the league championship title beating out Harvard Westlake 22-0, and the Delphic Orange baseball team beat Campbell Hall 5-3 to bring home the championship title.

The winning streak continued Saturday, May 10, with boys’ and girls’ track and field winning the Valley Catholic Sports League Track and Field Championship.

Individual varsity and junior varsity champions include:

  • 100 meter: Talia Keklikian ’19, Noah Kim ’18
  • 200 meter: Lulu Lima ’20, Talia Keklikian ’19, Nick Polydoros ’18
  • 400 meter: Lulu Lima ’20, Kyle Hoyt ’20
  • 800 meter: Stephen Yu ’20
  • 1600 meter: Nicole Walker ’20, Jordan Cheney ’18, Anthony Castro ’18
  • 4×100 meter relay: junior varsity girls Nikita Tanielian ’20, Nicole Walker ’20, Hanna Knudsen ’20, Lulu Lima ’20
  • 4×100 meter relay: varsity girls Chloe Odabashian ’19, Talia Keklikian ’19, Andrea Wall ’19, Nicole Nelson ’18
  • 4×100 meter relay: varsity boys Noah Kim ’18, Wyatt Forline ’18, Thomas Kurganov ’18, Anthony Castro ’18
  • 4×400 meter relay: varsity boys Kane Davies ’18, Matthew Jayawardena ’18, Kojo Boakye-Nimako ’18, Anthony Castro ’18
  • Long Jump: Nicole Nelson ’18, Will Simqu ’19
  • Shot Put: Lulu Lima ’20, Kojo Boakye-Nimako ’18
  • Javelin: Hanna Knudsen ’20, Kaylani Wright ’18, Wyatt Forline ’18

On Tuesday, May 13, Delphic boys’ track and field finished the season strong beating Harvard-Westlake by two points to win the Delphic League Track and Field Championship hosted at Oaks Christian.

Delphic league individual event champions include:

  • 200 meter: Noah Kim ’18
  • 200 meter: Sonia Virk ’20
  •  4×100 meter relay: Nick Polydoros ’18, Wyatt Forline ’18, Thomas Kurganov ’18, Austyn Lee ’18