Emiko Herbert ‘19 launched her first startup, a school uniform donation platform called UniCycle, this semester.

Honors Research students - over 30 in all - presented to the community about their work on topics including the effects of gun access in youth, neuropsychiatric lupus, modern feminism, and nanobatteries, among many others.

Art and science came together at this year’s All School Dance Concert, “Haiku”, which featured interactive animations created by Honors Computer Science Projects students.

Over the past year, Marlborough psychologists, teachers, and coaches have come together to further expand the health and wellness curriculum in support of students’ school/life balance and self-empowerment.

Each year just before Christmas, Homeboy Industries hosts their annual holiday party for the families of over 200 formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated men and women.

120 creative committee members
30 dozen donuts hung on the donut wall
400+ passes sold

With expanded offerings - and a new look - Marlborough’s summer program brings together the activities, arts, and academics that will help kids (and their parents) create the perfect summer day.

Claire B. ’20 began fencing when she was 10 years old. Earlier this year, she joined the U.S. Cadet National Team for the World Championships.

New space and programming inspires students to think bigger, more creatively, and more collaboratively.

When teachers are able to pursue their academic passions, students also reap rewards.

“I’m excited for the possibilities,” she says. “And it doesn’t bother me that I have to work hard. I know I can get there.”

Manager of FlyawayHomes, an organization that works to assist Los Angeles’ homeless population by building permanent supportive housing funded with social impact equity.

Executive Director for Women's Empowerment International
www.WomenEmpowerment.org