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Westridge

2025-2026 REPORT ON GIVING

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At Westridge, girls don’t have to choose one way to be, one thing to pursue. They can be ambitious and curious, collaborative and independent, focused and playful—often all in the same week. And in return, Westridge is all in for girls. With the support of our generous community, Westridge makes space for girls to freely explore their passions, try new things, make mistakes, and write their own story in a space made especially for them.

We are grateful to have exceeded our Westridge Annual Fund goal, 

raising $1.8 million in the 2025-2026 school year.

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 Participation 

4th grade families reached an exciting milestone: 100% parent participation in the 2025-2026 Westridge Annual Fund! This achievement is a testament to the collective power of a community that shows up for Westridge. Congratulations and a warm thank you, Class of 2034!  

 

“We support the Annual Fund because it continues to allow Westridge to offer equitable opportunities to our girls and enables families to show up in ways that can be seen and felt in all spaces, including extracurricular opportunities and educational growth.”

— Jaytiana and Jamal Blackwood, 4th & 9th Grade Parents

Every family’s participation adds to the impact of the Westridge Annual Fund, supporting the programs, opportunities, and people that make a Westridge education so special. 

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Whether long-held traditions or new experiences, time spent together as a community is part of what makes Westridge Westridge. 

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 Community 

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WPA Night

Market

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Magic & Mayhem

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Community Picnic 

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WestFest 

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Grandparents & Friends Day 

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All School Day 

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Alumnae Weekend 

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Lilly Screening

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Pollyanna Conference 

It doesn't stop at Westridge—creating infinite space to explore, pursue passions, and learn from failure enables impact beyond the classroom, too.

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In Her Element 

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3 students in Middle & Upper School earned writing honors and awards, from sci-fi to social justice

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Layla R. ’27 featured in the news for All-CIF athletic honors and STEM achievements 

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Spyglass was awarded the CSPA Silver Crown Award—one of the highest honors for student journalism

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Katherine D. ’28  won the State Championship in Lincoln-Douglas Debate 

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Nia C. ’33 led a donation drive for Starts With One Today in support of unhoused adults, children, and animals living in Skid Row 

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Valentina Vera ’26 debuted original play “To Keep Her a Nestling” as Westridge Middle School production

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 Possibility 

Beyond Westridge, alumnae continue to lead with compassion, think curiously, and courageously forge their own paths, using their Westridge experience to contribute to the larger world.

Michelle Rengarajan ’03 Named Mary Lowther Ranney Distinguished Alumna 

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Michelle was honored for her extensive work as an endocrinologist conducting research on immune systems related to rare pediatric diseases. During Alumnae Weekend, she spoke about how a Westridge education opened the door to possibilities that led to a career of confidence and passion. 

 

"At Westridge, I found support for whatever passion I had and pursued a lot of different things ... confidence is the most important thing that I got out of Westridge." 

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Class of 2026 Is Off to 16 States, D.C., & 4 Countries This Fall 

 

The 62 graduates in the Class of 2026 earned 440 acceptances to over 165 colleges and universities this year!

 

Now they are off to 43 colleges, from nearby UCLA, Harvey Mudd, and CalArts to schools across the country and around the world, including Yale, Juilliard, and the University of St. Andrews—and many in between!

In a space made 100% for girls, every gift supports her—her learning, her confidence, her opportunities, and her future. Thank you for your commitment to our shared vision and for your unwavering support of girls’ education. 

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