Congratulation to the Class of 2018!
See where our 8th graders are headed in the fall. Good luck and come back to visit!
What's Next for the Class of 2018?
The list below shows where our 8th graders are headed in the fall. Good luck and come back to visit!
Academy of Thought and Industry
Aragon High School
Archbishop Riordan High School
Bellarmine College Preparatory High School
George Washington High School
Hillsdale High School
Junipero Serra High School
Lick-Wilmerding High School
Los Altos High School
Mercy High School
Mid-Peninsula High School
Mission High School
Notre Dame High School - Belmont
Palo Alto High School
Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory - Atherton
Sequoia High School
Sugar Bowl Academy
Summit Preparatory High School
The list below shows where our 8th graders are headed in the fall. Good luck and come back to visit!
Academy of Thought and Industry
Aragon High School
Archbishop Riordan High School
Bellarmine College Preparatory High School
George Washington High School
Hillsdale High School
Junipero Serra High School
Lick-Wilmerding High School
Los Altos High School
Mercy High School
Mid-Peninsula High School
Mission High School
Notre Dame High School - Belmont
Palo Alto High School
Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory - Atherton
Sequoia High School
Sugar Bowl Academy
Summit Preparatory High School
Alumni Speaker:
Zack Dwyer, Armstrong Class of 2014, was the Alumni Speaker at the 8th grade Graduation Dinner on Monday, June 4, 2018.
Zack graduated from Hillsdale High School and will enroll at Gonzaga University in the fall. He spoke to the 8th graders about using the skills they'd acquired at Armstrong to help them succeed in high school.
He concluded by saying...
"Remember that Armstrong is a place where you grew as a person, both mentally and physically. You have met your best friends and favorite teachers and learned so much while doing it. This school is an extremely special place, and as an alumni, I can tell you that you will always be welcomed back with open arms. You can always come volunteer, just say hello or go to school events. All of the faculty and staff want to hear about your life in high school and beyond. So, in conclusion, I want to remind you to never let Armstrong become a stranger to you."
Thank you Zack and good luck!
Alumni Tiles:
Alumni can leave a message on the Armstrong campus that honors your time as an Armstrong student. How? Zack graduated from Hillsdale High School and will enroll at Gonzaga University in the fall. He spoke to the 8th graders about using the skills they'd acquired at Armstrong to help them succeed in high school.
He concluded by saying...
"Remember that Armstrong is a place where you grew as a person, both mentally and physically. You have met your best friends and favorite teachers and learned so much while doing it. This school is an extremely special place, and as an alumni, I can tell you that you will always be welcomed back with open arms. You can always come volunteer, just say hello or go to school events. All of the faculty and staff want to hear about your life in high school and beyond. So, in conclusion, I want to remind you to never let Armstrong become a stranger to you."
Thank you Zack and good luck!
Alumni Tiles:
This summer, we are creating an Alumni Wall as part of our renovation of the Center Courtyard. We will be installing tiles on the outside wall of the Multipurpose Room next to the Dr. Mattison medallion.
Click to download the order form and you can purchase a tile (or more than one) to share a memory or message that reflects your thoughts as an Armstrong Alumni.
The cost of each tile is $100.
Each tile can include up to 3 lines of text.
Each line can include 21 characters. Spaces DO count as characters.
Tiles that are ordered and paid by August 10, 2018 will be installed before our 50th Anniversary Reunion on October 6, 2018.
Click here to download the order form to get more information or place an order.
Questions? Contact us alumni@charlesarmstrong.org 650-592-7570 ext. 1265
Alumni Videos:
As part of our 50th Anniversary Celebration we are inviting all Armstrong Alumni to share their Armstrong Story.
Many thanks to Rachel Leiter (pictured above) who attended between 2003 and 2005 for 2nd and 3rd grades for her recent submission.
Stories will be captured on video and shared on our website and archived.
We would love to have you participate!
How to get started:
Take some time to think about how your experiences at Armstrong have made you the person you are today.
How has Armstrong changed you?
Put another way -- describe yourself before Armstrong and tell us what at Armstrong helped you to change.
Click here to visit our 50th website to get some tips for recording and to find the video submit link.
