2018

  • 9th Grader Neal Hebrard-DeFrance Accepted to Los Angeles Mayor's Youth Council

  • Music Teacher Shea Welsh Inducted to Maryland Entertainment Hall of Fame

  • Middle School Students Submit Original Art to National Human Rights Poster Contest

  • Science, Robotics, and Girls Who Code Students Get Private Tour of The Boring Company

  • ABC7 Profiles 10th Grader Mihret Melaku and Student-Led Civil Discourse Club

  • Ben Indeglia and Compton Robotics Featured in L.A. Parent

  • Luthern Williams Convenes with Mindfulness Thoughtleaders

  • 9th Grader Brandon Joseph Receives the Debra of America Spirit Award

  • 9th Grader Aiden Glass Co-Authors Fantasy Graphic Novel

  • #NRSStandsforLove

  • Science Teacher Eric Cleveland is Contributing Researcher of AIDS and Behavior Article

  • New Roads Hosts Global Education Roundtable for Third Year

  • 8th Grader Evie Baxter Recognized for her Activism Focused on Vision Loss

  • Four Seniors Named POSSE Scholarship Semi-Finalists

  • Speech & Debate Teams Represent New Roads at Cal State Long Beach Tournament

  • Sanna Legan '18 Raises her Activist Voice with Powerful Artwork

  • Class of '17 Alum Jake Hofheimer Recognized for Trailblazing Activism

  • Class of '18 Alum and Presidential Scholar in the Arts Sanna Legan is Making Headlines

  • Class of ’12 Alum and NRS Teacher “Give Back” at Independent School Alliance

  • Poetry from New Roads Students and Teacher Published in California Anthology

  • Head of School Luthern Williams featured on KCRW's Press Play

  • 12th Grader Edie Trautwein’s Art on Display at the US Department of Education

  • 10th Grader Maeve Schrode Reaches Shakespeare Competition LA Finals

  • Jag Swimmers are Making Waves

  • Natural History Museum Highlights Biology Teacher Eric Cleveland’s Photography

  • Start-Up Business Launches Apparel Line to Help Prevent Gun Violence

  • 12th Grader Sanna Legan featured on ABC7 after being named Presidential Scholar in the Arts

  • Robotics Team in the World Championship!

  • Teacher Danny Figueroa Honored by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth

  • New Roads Students are Making Headlines!

  • When Our Students Become Our Teachers

  • Progressive Education Expert Lauds New Roads School

  • Five New Roads Students Receive Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

  • New Roads School Presents SWEET CHARITY

  • 10th Grade Activist Speaks Out Against Climate Change

  • New Roads Senior Nominated for Presidential Scholar in the Arts

  • Compton Robotics Club Founders Ben Indeglia and Danny Figueroa Featured on KTLA

  • JAG Debaters Rack Up More Victories at Stanford Invitational

  • Jag Debaters Roar Through Winning Season

  • JAG Debaters Launch Day of Service to Bring Debate to Local Schools

  • Luthern Williams Co-Chairs National Association of Independent Schools People of Color Conference and Introduces Ta-Nehesi Coates

  • 12th Grader Edie Trautwien YoungArts Winner

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