Community gatherings, held monthly in the quad, are a tradition at Pegasus. The entire student body, teachers, and parents gather as one community to celebrate the Community Value for the month, student and faculty achievements, and honors. Each event is hosted by a designated grade level during which students perform for the Pegasus community. Community Gatherings are followed by buddy activities during which older students work with younger students on a particular activity.
Each year, the school's Green Committee hosts International Earth Day around March 20 on the Pegasus campus. The entire Pegasus community participates in this movement to help make a difference in the protection of our planet.
Graduation is the final event of the school year and the culmination of a student’s Pegasus experience. Students in Grade 8 are presented in their caps and gowns to parents, friends, faculty, and staff and are honored for their achievements at The Pegasus School. Graduation is preceded by an awards ceremony during which student accomplishments are recognized.
Grandparents or special guests are treated to an informal breakfast, special shared activities in the classrooms, and a performance of the Winter Concert. This event is hosted by the Pegasus PTO.
Shakespeare’s birthday is celebrated through a school-wide week of activities: a Shakespeare dress up day, the middle school monologue competition sponsored by the N.E.A., a Nine-Men Morris tournament, an Elizabethan picnic, trivia challenges, and a t-shirt design contest. The faculty also participates by dressing up as a favorite Shakespeare character and performing during the monologue competition. This celebratory week creates an awareness and love for Shakespeare from a very early age and is a hallmark of The Pegasus School Library.
On the last day of school, students, faculty, and staff gather in the Quad for a Moving Up Ceremony. The eighth graders are recognized, and then students in pre-K through Grade 7 are promoted to the next grade level. Special recognition is given to our fifth graders as they transition to Middle School, and our outgoing seventh graders are recognized as the new student leaders of our school.
Precious voices, melodic tunes, and creative dances fill the Pegasus theater each December and May as students perform on stage with joy and talent in abundance. Parents, grandparents, and friends pack the theater with anticipation and support of lower and middle school performers.
The Pegasus School
19692 Lexington Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Tel: 714-964-1224 | Fax: 714- 962-6047 info@thepegasusschool.org
The Pegasus School is a coed, non-profit, nonsectarian day school in Huntington Beach, California, that serves students in pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8. A Pegasus education equips bright, motivated students to achieve future academic success and make a positive impact on society.