Campbell Hall, a coeducational, college preparatory day school affiliated with the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, provides solid academic training within the context of the Judeo-Christian heritage. Campbell Hall’s philosophy is that students are persons of both faith and reason. In that conviction, it strives to nurture in each child a quest for knowledge that leads to ethical, productive daily living. The curriculum is grounded in the traditional liberal arts, sciences, and humanities, complemented by modern languages, Advanced Placement courses, outdoor education, varied electives, and, for qualified seniors, participation in the UCLA Scholars Program. Classroom learning is enriched by field trips to art museums, the Los Angeles Music Center, and other destinations of educational and aesthetic interest. Students participate in service groups, school government, honor societies, academic teams, drama, chapel aides, and interscholastic sports, among other extracurricular options. A six-week summer session involves academic enrichment, preparation, and review. Tuition: $21,970–$27,285. Financial aid is available. Alice Fleming is Director of Admissions; Julian Bull was appointed Headmaster in 2003. Western Association.