🏫 Menlo School News – October 2026
🏆 Menlo Senior Recognized in Regeneron Science Talent Search — John Kim, a senior from Menlo School, was named a top 300 scholar in the 78th Regeneron Science Talent Search, the nation's oldest science competition for high school seniors. His research on speech emotion recognition using machine learning earned him a $2,000 scholarship and a $2,000 grant for Menlo to support its STEM activities.
🏆 Menlo School Teams Excel in CCS Scholastic Championship — Eight Menlo School spring teams earned CCS Scholastic Championship Team Awards for achieving the highest GPAs in their sports. Leading the group, the girls’ swimming team achieved an impressive 3.9400 GPA, while seven other teams ranked from 2nd to 5th place.
🏆 Menlo Senior Katherine Tung Named Regeneron Finalist — Katherine Tung advanced as a finalist in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2021, selected from 1,760 entrants to be among the top 300 scholars. Her project on 132-avoiding intervals in the weak order earned her a spot in the virtual competition in March 2021, where finalists compete for over $1.8 million in awards.
📰 Menlo Student Journalists Win Regional and National Awards — Menlo's student newspaper, the Coat of Arms, earned recognition at the National High School Journalism Convention and the Journalism Education Association of Northern California contest. The publication placed 4th nationally among schools with 1,500 students or fewer and received five JEANC awards, including individual honors for student journalists.
🎶 'Antonia' Concert Adaptation Coming to Menlo School — Concerts for the adaptation of 'Antonia' are scheduled for July 26 at 4 p.m. and July 28 at 7 p.m. at the Spieker Center for the Arts on the Menlo School campus. This event showcases a unique arts experience tied to the school community.
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