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Ryan Martin began his journey with rowing at Pacifica and is now he's making strides in Washington and Team USA. We're excited to continue following and supporting Ryan's journey! 

On November 15, two Pacifica robots entered the competition field to battle opposing schools at the SoCal Showdown at McBride High School in Long Beach.

Pacifica’s P3 Parents in Prayer committee is a quiet and powerful foundation of our school. Every month, a group of parents faithfully gather to lift up our students, staff, programs, and families—covering our school in prayer and inviting God’s presence into every corner of campus life.

The Triton Lab is finally here! For the very first time, our community was welcomed to step into our brand new, state of the art home for training, conditioning, and recovery. We are so grateful for God's provision and the generosity of those who helped bring this building to life!

Introducing Triton Athletics new slogan: Rise Tide! With the Triton Lab, we enter a new space. A new standard. And with it, a new mindset.

On November 7, our TGC Honors students were privileged to hear from Ms. Maggie Ethridge-Ureno, a local entrepreneur and real estate broker shared on The Perks, Prep and Process of Becoming a Homeowner.  Her talk covered what it takes to own a home in Southern California, why she believes everyone should attempt to do so, as well as what steps to take in order to make that possible.

Last week, the cohort welcomed a panel of emergency medicine professionals from Hoag Hospital and the Orange County Fire Authority. These physicians, physician assistants, and nurses shared stories from their decades of experience working in patient care and administration.

On Thursday, October 30, Pacifica had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Adam Morris, President of Azusa Pacific University, along with Vice President Dr. Mike White.

Throughout the day, they spent time walking alongside our students, faculty, and leadership team—engaging in thoughtful conversation about the role of education in shaping a young life, the opportunities APU provides, and the vital importance of schools remaining faithful to their mission. Their visit was a vibrant reminder that when Christian faith and rigorous learning intersect, students flourish not just academically, but in character, curiosity, and purpose.

During Commitment Week, Pacifica families are invited to invest in our mission to educate students to think and live well. Operating an exceptional, innovative high school that integrates Christian faith with deep learning and prepares the next generation of leaders requires significant investment.

Pacifica had the honor of hosting Dr. Jerry Root as a guest lecturer for assembly. Dr. Root shared on the human experience of longing, and how all of it points to our ultimate longing in Christ.