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A Tribute to a Beloved Teacher
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The John Senuta Math Center
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"I don't teach math. I teach people." These words, spoken by John Senuta, embody the philosophy that made him one of Stevenson's most revered teachers. After 43 years of shaping young minds, Senuta retired in 2019, leaving behind a legacy of passion, humor and unwavering dedication to student success. On his last day, he jokingly remarked that if he won the lottery, there would be a math and science center in his name. Just five years later, his dream came true in a way he never imagined with the establishment of The John Senuta Math Center. |
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February Highlights
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Experiential Learning Thrives at Carmel Campus
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Our Carmel Campus has been abuzz with exciting learning opportunities and field trips this month. From marine biology adventures to journalism exploration, our students continue to engage in diverse hands-on experiences that bring their classroom learning to life. This month has been rich in experiential learning. |
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Coming Soon
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Reflecting on Stevenson's Journey
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Something exciting is on the horizon at Stevenson. This March, we'll share a special series highlighting our school's achievements and future vision. We'll showcase how Stevenson continues to evolve while maintaining our commitment to academic excellence and joyful learning. Be on the lookout for a video message from Dr. Dan Griffiths on March 3 with more information. |
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College Center Update
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The Stevenson College Center is busy preparing our students for their next adventure. The college application submission process for seniors is moving ahead at full force. Find out more about the exceptional support Upper Division students are receiving as they get ready for what lies ahead beyond their time at Stevenson.
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Spotlight on the Arts
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From the stage to the competition floor, Stevenson’s Arts Department has been in full swing this winter, showcasing the immense talent, dedication, and creativity of our student performers. Whether through song, dance, or theatrical storytelling, these artists continue to bring vibrancy to our community.
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30 Years of Adventure
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Celebrating the Sophomore Wilderness Expedition
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For three decades, Stevenson's Sophomore Wilderness Expedition (EXPO) has challenged students to discover their inner strength through a transformative 10-day backpacking adventure. This year, a record-breaking 99 sophomores will embark on this defining journey, marking the program's 30th anniversary and continuing a tradition that alumni consistently rank as one of their most profound Stevenson experiences. |
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Alan Y. '26
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Stevenson students are encouraged to explore their passions and make a difference. Alan exemplifies this ethos through his pursuits. Balancing academics, athletics and the arts, he has co-founded UCoffee, a socially responsible coffee brand that is positively impacting communities.
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Timothy Anderson '95
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Timothy Anderson has carved a unique path from his early days at Stevenson and working in the music industry, to becoming a pioneer in sustainable vinyl production. With his new company, Good Neighbor, Anderson is reshaping the record industry while staying true to his passion for music.
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Your Voice Matters
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Share Your Stevenson Story
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Your Stevenson experience matters to prospective families who are exploring our school community. By sharing your story on Niche, you help other families understand what makes Stevenson special through the authentic voices of our community members. |
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No Classes
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Carmel Campus: Faculty Conference Prep Day
Pebble Beach Campus: Faculty Report Writing
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Sophomore Wildness Expedition
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PPC EXPO Brunch
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For all sophomore parents after drop-off
8:00 – 9:00 a.m. at the Gallery Cafe
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Carmel Campus Conference Week
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March 3 – March 6 after school
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Yuri Hauswald '88 rides the trails in Ely, Nevada in the second installment of the Horizons gravel experiences series. Cameron Stearns '89 discusses growing organic herbs and how it can be "a lucrative option for famers looking to diversify." Antonia Malate '18 is currently competing in the The Epson Tour playing golf. Faith Pinnow '20 kept everyone "in the know" from New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX. Congratulations to Emily Amador '23 on her acceptance into the UCLA Law Fellows Program 2025 Cohort! |
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Los Angeles Alumni Reception, Tuesday, April 1, 2025, Birdie G's, Santa Monica, Calif. | RSVP Boston Alumni Reception, Tuesday, April 29, 2025, Trillium Fort Point, Boston, Mass. | RSVP NYC Alumni Reception, Thursday, May 1, 2025, Trattoria OneFifth, New York, New York | RSVP Alumni Authors Evening, Renegade Grief by Carla Fernandez '05, Thursday, June 12, 2025, Benbow House, Stevenson School | RSVP Pirate Athletics Hall of Fame Ceremony and Luncheon, Saturday, June 14, 2025, Stevenson School | Purchase Tickets Here Reunion Weekend 2025, Friday, June 13 – Sunday, June 15, 2025, Stevenson School | Register Here This Reunion Weekend will celebrate classes ending in 0 and 5 and have special programming for the Class of 2020. |
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Visit Your Alumni Pirate Page
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Below is the link to access your Alumni Pirate Page to help keep you in touch with school and your fellow alumni. When you log in, you will see your dashboard of information, including the alumni directory, alumni events schedule, alumni news, and more. Your Alumni Pirate Page Please log into your Pirate Page using your already established credentials. |
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