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Seniors Become Newest Alumni= =20at Commencement

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This year's Commencement on Friday, May 27, = =66eatured speeches from faculty members Susan Wlcek and Benj Hewett, salut= =61torian Rachel B., valedictorian Dakota G, and the graduating class of 20= =322! If you haven't already, please enjoy this photo gallery of the ceremony. Congratulations to all o= =75r graduates! 
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Middle School Accomplished! Eighth Grade Celebrates

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Families, faculty and staff, and more = =6Ff the Buckley community gathered on Gilley Field on June 1 to celebrate = =61nd honor the accomplishments of the Class of 2026! Congratulations to ou= =72 eighth grade students. 
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SOLD OUT! Buckley Fair at the Pier

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C= =61mp Buckley Fair 2022 was a night to remember! Alumni, current and new st= =75dents and families, and faculty and staff headed Pacific Park on the San= =74a Monica Pier for a night of games, rides, and family fun! Thank you to = =65veryone who planned, supported, and attended the Fair!
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Buckley Alum Speaks at National Hon= =6Fr Society Inductions

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G= =4F GRIFFINS!: Athletics Spring Roundup

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    Lower School Musicians Shine at K-5 S= =70ring Concerts

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    Lower School stud= =65nts returned to the stage in May to perform in front of their families, = =66aculty, and staff during their spring concert performances. From chorus = =74o orchestra performances, the audience saw our students’ storytell= =69ng unfold through the power of music. 
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    Midd= =6Ce School Performances Return to the CCA

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    Meta= =6C I Artists Exhibit Welded Sculptures

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    As our student artists wrap up their work in art classes, art teach= =65r Ellen Mahoney curated a special one-day-only gallery of welded sculptu= =72es by students in Metal I. Their STEEL LINES gallery was shown in the ar= =74 studio for faculty, staff, and students to enjoy. Congratulations to ou= =72 artists on a year of creativity! 
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    ... our four retirees, Randee Borggrebe, Ellen Mahoney, Marta Co= =6Eley, and Afsaneh Nury, for their years of dedication to Buckl= =65y and our students. We look forward to celebrating you this weekend at o= =75r Alumni Reunion!
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    ... the Class of 2= =3022, especially Leonard Kakinuma, Victor Kazhokin, and Xandi Pink<= =2Fb>, who missed the ceremony last Friday due to Covid, but returned this = =77eek for Commencement: Take 2, so that we could award them their diplomas= =20and give them a proper send-off. Congratulations!
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    Inclusive Leader: FITE Club= =20Leaders Host Walkout

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    Summer Reading &= =20Assignments

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    Incom= =69ng Upper School Families: If you haven't already, please check out the e= =6Dail, Upper School Ath= =6Cetics Information. The email contains important information about su= =6Dmer sports trainings, tryouts for fall sports, and more! Please email Co= =61ch Amelia Mathis at amathis@buckley.org if y= =6Fu have any questions. Go Griffins!
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