Who Should I Contact?
Please see the list of helpful points of contact below for commonly asked questions. In most situations, your child's homeroom teacher should be your primary point of contact for questions or concerns.
General questions regarding:
- Your Transition
- Educational Program
- School Strategy, Mission, and Values; Board of Trustees; General Feedback
- Extended School Day (ESD) and Enrichment
- Athletics
- Learning Support Program and Educational Support Plans
- Flexible Tuition
- Billing, Payment Plans, and Operations
- Illness or Medication
- School Absences
- Charitable Giving to the School
Your Transition
Educational Program
School Strategy, Mission, and Values; Board of Trustees; General Feedback
Extended School Day (ESD) and Enrichment
Athletics
Learning Support Program and Educational Support Plans
Flexible Tuition
Billing, Payment Plans, and Operations
Illness or Medication
School Absences
Charitable Giving to the School
Admissions Process
- February 15, 2026: SMS applications are due for the review and selection process.
Apply through Blackbaud - March 1, 2026: Families are notified about admission decisions and financial aid grants.
- March 1, 2026: Beginning of the Rolling Admissions season where applications will be accepted and students admitted based on space available.
Sandy Merten
Director of Enrollment
Education:
B.A., University of California Los Angeles
M. Ed., Pepperdine University